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sew + tell: molly’s b6182 top
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I absolutely adore what Molly did with the Lisette B6182 pattern! She really put her own creative spin on it by adding some beautiful embroidery. Pieces like these are always my favorite because they show such a personal touch. Let me introduce you to Molly, who can share all the details.
![Lisette B6182 Top](src="" alt="Lisette B6182 Top" width="580" height="967")
**Your Name:** Molly Tobin
**Where can we find you on the internet?** Blog, Instagram, Pinterest
**Project Details**
**Link to Your Project on Your Blog:** [Kate and Rose and Lisette](#)
**Pattern Used:** Lisette for Butterick 6182
**Fabric Used:** Scraps of cotton chambray and seersucker
**Did the Fabric Work Well?**
Absolutely! This top doesn’t require fabric with much drape, so a regular cotton shirting works wonderfully and feels fantastic against the skin.
![Embroidered Back](src="" alt="Embroidered Back" width="580" height="435")
**How Did the Sewing Go?**
To be honest, I might have made things a bit more complicated than necessary by opting for French seams and having to piece the back together due to remnants from an earlier project. But overall, it flowed quite smoothly. I stitched about half of the top—center and shoulder seams—before doing the embroidery to ensure the flower placements were just right. Afterward, I returned to finish the rest. While stopping and starting was slightly inconvenient, I’m thrilled with how it turned out.
**What Was the Best Part?**
Definitely the fit! This is going to look amazing when summer arrives.
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And now, let’s talk about what else has been inspiring me lately. Sewing projects like these remind me why I fell in love with crafting in the first place—the joy of creating something unique and meaningful. Whether it’s adding a personal flair through embroidery or finding new ways to use leftover fabrics, every step feels rewarding.
If you're interested in more sewing tips or want to see more of my creations, feel free to check out my blog or follow along on social media. There’s always something new brewing in my sewing corner!
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Christmas was originally meant to commemorate the birth of Jesus, so it is also known as Christmas. This festival gradually became an important tradition of the church after the middle of the 5th century, and spread among the East and West churches. Due to the different calendars used by different denominations, the specific dates and forms of celebration also vary.
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