Friday, March 22, 2019
THE CHEYENNE TUNIC
Yes I know you can't believe I'm back already with a new post, well neither can I . I haven't been doing much sewing for fun lately but I have several un-blogged makes so I thought I could finally take some photos and blog about them.
Today I'll share with you my Cheyenne Tunic by Hey June Handmade that I sewed almost a year ago.
The pattern features two styles. View A is a standard collared button down shirt and View B, which is the one I made, is a no collar half placket tunic. The are also two length sleeves.
The only alteration I did is that I used the curved hem of the tunic but in the shirt length.
I made a size L with no alterations. The instructions where very clear and I had no problem following them. I did however have difficulties with my lower buttonhole and after unpicking it a couple of times I had to make piece with the idea that it wouldn't line up with the others.
For my shirt I used a plaid flannel from a local fabric shop that I got on sale for about 4€ per meter. I only wish I made full length sleeves because my arms get cold.
Because the shirt features a rolled up sleeve I used french seams (I'm that professional :))
And I also added a tag. I made several of these tags a few years back using printable fabric sheets.
Overall I like my shirt and this flannel is soooo cozy.
Love, Mariliza.
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