I would appreciate if you could raise the volume. I can barely hear you. I can turn it down but my vol. is all the way up. Thank you. Love your shows, I have been watching for years. ❤️
Adorable top. Thanks for explaining the simple conversion so well. Ruffles can be over the top for me, so I tone them down with masculine fabrics :) Still lovin' the new camera angle in your workroom.
At 8:31......Peggy said the longer edge is sewed in the seam.......surely it should be the shorter edge that gets sewed into the seam......or do I miss something?
Love the top. Thank you for explaining. I have wanted to make a top exactly like this for a long time but didn't know how to do the ruffle. Also do you think it would work in a woven - allowing for ease of course. I have the 195 pattern and would be completely lost without it. Thank you
Thank you so much for showing this to us all. However I do have a question: When you put the ruffle on to the front of the top, I thought I heard you saying that de outer side of the ruffle should be sewed on the front of the top. Should that not be the inner side of the ruffle. In this case the 24 inch side and not the 30 inch side?
Always enjoy your analysis of trending fashion, as well as tips on how to alter, choose fabric, and sew to create our own style.
Love the fabric perfect top for spring 🥳
THIS is why I sew! Thank you, Peggy, for the inspiration and education!
Fabulous top. It is so helpful to hear your technical knowledge. Thank you 😊
Love it. This may be my next project.
ItS very simple and beautiful. I love the stripes though.. Also like how simple the ruffle is too.
I would appreciate if you could raise the volume. I can barely hear you. I can turn it down but my vol. is all the way up.
Thank you. Love your shows, I have been watching for years. ❤️
I really love this top. Great job explaining it! Thank you so much!
Love that top! It's definitely on my to-do list. Thank you for showing us how to be designers. Keep up the great work. ☺
Very smart top, thank you.
Love, love, love!!!
Adorable top. Thanks for explaining the simple conversion so well.
Ruffles can be over the top for me, so I tone them down with masculine fabrics :)
Still lovin' the new camera angle in your workroom.
I love yr top better . I agree the striped Maxmara top I am not keen on the ruffle with the strips . Yrs is more feminine 💕 thank you for sharing.
At 8:31......Peggy said the longer edge is sewed in the seam.......surely it should be the shorter edge that gets sewed into the seam......or do I miss something?
Thank you Peggy. I love it and agree yours is cuter than the stripe
Love the top. Thank you for explaining. I have wanted to make a top exactly like this for a long time but didn't know how to do the ruffle. Also do you think it would work in a woven - allowing for ease of course. I have the 195 pattern and would be completely lost without it. Thank you
Really nice .
Very cool!
again many thanks for all
Thank you so much for showing this to us all. However I do have a question: When you put the ruffle on to the front of the top, I thought I heard you saying that de outer side of the ruffle should be sewed on the front of the top. Should that not be the inner side of the ruffle. In this case the 24 inch side and not the 30 inch side?
Rose-Marie Schoutrop I thought the same. Just pin it both ways before sewing and the answer will be there.
Stunning top!
What is the pattern you are using?
I love you show but I can't hear all that you say. Please turn your volume up. Mine is all the way up.
Sound is so low.
Very hard to hear you on this. Could you wear a Mic please?
Very hard. Another day ok.