This fabric has been in the stash for so long. I think 5 years at least and the store changed it’s name.
I used a Vogue pattern 9117, for the tank top, I find it a bit wide in the neck and a little low, but I like it. Not sure I want to travel with it, I had it in Toronto for 3 weeks and it never made it’s way out of the bag, I didn’t want to hunt down an iron.
The button up blouse, I used McCall’s Pattern 6512, ( it is no longer in the listings) the first time I made this blouse I didn’t really have enough room in the bust and those 3/4 sleeves were binding on my forearms. So this time I left off the necktie and made the short sleeves. I also did a FBA, I think I added too much. On the other hand, it is comfortable, cool in the hear and can be worn over the tank top.
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I think both of these tops will be going to the thrift store. While I love the fabric, it doesn’t really feel like me. I have seen people in the nursing home where something similar, oh dear. Why keep it. if the fit is off? Those green pants need a rethink as well.
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Fabricfan's Blog 
Sep 07, 2015 @ 01:26:21
For what it’s worth, I think they look okay, but if you don’t feel great in them, don’t keep them!! I’ve made many things that I just haven’t liked that much, kept them and then never worn them. It’s a relief to have them gone. I think you should reconsider the green pants though! I think those look nice and cool!
Sep 07, 2015 @ 05:47:19
The colours are a little bit insipid for you, perhaps. I prefer the top with the denim pants in the lower picture. What about dying the tops and pants in the washing machine, using a blue or green dye?