This, like all the non-crocheted items, is one of those projects. When the pictures were taken, it was just barely above freezing! I was so cold, but I was determined to get some good pictures on a rare sunny day. It was the coldest, darkest winter in Germany since at least 80 years ago!
This tank is yet another version of the ever versatile Simplicity 4020 which I have posted about here and here. This time I made view C in a slubby knit that is just a tad sheer. It is nice and light weight and now that the weather is warmer, I will get lots of use out of it.
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I really like the treatment of the 'sleeves'. They are not really sleeves but rounded strips that are sewen a bit like a binding. It allowed it to have the feel of a tank but give my fair skinned shoulders a bit more protection from the sun. It is also a great shaping detail for someone like me that has very small shoulders.
So, this will likely be the last Simplicity 4020 in a while, but, you never know when I might try another version.
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This is my favourite of the tops you've made from this pattern. It is super flattering and looks great on you :)
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ReplyDeleteI love this as a tank! The not-really-sleeves are incredibly cute without being cutesy and would be more flattering than a bona fide tank top on my weirdly broad shoulders. It also looks super comfortable. Is that black or navy? I see a lot of Simplicity dresses on Kollabora, the crafting and DIY community I'm part of, but not many of their tops for some reason. I'd love to see this over there!
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