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Seamwork's Alice is a long-sleeve tshirt with a high neck, that leans towards layering. The September 2017 issue explains various ways of altering Alice, including shortening the sleeves (I lazily shortened to the patterns shorten/lengthen marking) and lowering the neckline (I lowered it by 3").

I made it up in a lovely plum-purple medium-weight jersey with stretch in one direction. The end result is a bit stiff, would have been better to make this in a two/four-way stretch. It was a straight-forward construction, with my, now, usual overlock stitch/foot on the regular sewing machine to finish the seams. I didn't attempt the double-needle finishes on the sleeves, hem, or neckline this time. Despite lowering the front neckline I still find it a very high/tight neckline. Next time I'll have to look into converting it into more of a scoop-neck like the Rio. Overall it's a good pattern that I look forward to customising more, and this top will be perfect when autumn sets in.



Finished Alice with half sleeves, neckline lowered by 3", front view
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Finished Alice with half sleeves, neckline lowered by 3", back view
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