Monday, June 10, 2013

Mustard cardigan ... Burdastyle 03-2013-107

Wow - a post once a month at the moment.  I really need to pick up my game!  I have made a few things, but getting them blogged about has not been happening.

A while back I made the Burdastyle cardigan 03-2013-107.  It has been a popular pattern and I did read the reviews and went up a size, but think I could still go up more!    Not much chance of buttoning this sucker up!



I have not worn it much since I made it as it has got too cold.  I think it is more suited to wear over a sleeveless top and I have photographed it here over a very long sleeved top and it shows every wrinkle from the top underneath.  I had to spend a bit of time tugging and smoothing to get these photos! 

The fabric is a lovely wool jersey bought at the Fabric Store in Brisbane.


I am picturing wearing it over my blue spotted silk top - pictured in this blog post.  I do like this cardigan and think I will use it a lot as the season starts changing again.  Sometimes garments take a little while to work out what they go with and how they fit in the wardrobe.  

Ciao!  I have my photos to show soon .... at least sooner than another month :) 

15 comments:

  1. THis is a cute cardi and you will love it when the weather warms up a little.

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  2. I'm a real cardigan lover and yours is very nice. Love that mustard.

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  3. That's a gorgeous cardi! I like the gathers around the bust. I think they look really flattering. Great job!

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  4. Your cardigan is lovely. I have been admiring this pattern as well.

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  5. Lovely cardigan, Sue. Gorgeous colour and style!

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  6. Nicely sewn cardigan, Sue. Gorgeous colour and style. Lovely!

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  7. Lovely Sue, the gathers and mustard colour look very pretty.

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  8. Wonderful cardigan and love that mustard colour!

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  9. you are so ambitious! the detail is beautiful and I looooove the color.

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  10. Gorgeous. I actually like it unbuttoned. It looks very slimming and stylish.

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  11. Love the colour, Sue and you have done a wonderful job on the cardy. I am sure you will get a lot of wear out of it in between seasons. I love a good cardy!! Di.

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  12. You've convinced me to try this pattern, and to pop by The Fabric Store to see what wool jersey they have here in Sydney. I love the colour you've chosen, just lovely

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