I made this pattern a few weeks ago but finally got time to take some pictures. To me, reminds me of Little House on the Prairie meets Star Trek with the banded sleeve, but it actually looks really cute on and is very comfortable and easy to wear.
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Where did you find this pattern? I was a huge Betsey Johnson fan in high school and made a few of her patterns. I would love to have them again.
I was lucky to find this in a box lot of patterns on Ebay – bought the whole lot for this one! I haven't really seen any others around, I thought it was pretty rare when I found it.
so cute! love the neckline.
Thank you! I actually lowered the neckline by about 2", I'm petite and find the high necklines too stuffy on me!