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Designer Knits

Vicki Z: Fabric from Marcy Tilton. Vogue V8962
Fabric from Marcy Tilton. Vogue V8962
Vicki purchased her fabric from Marcy Tilton.
Seamstress: Vicki Z
Sally
Sally
Seamstress: Sally B
Jeanne O: Adapted from Marcy Tilton pattern Vogue V8582
Adapted from Marcy Tilton pattern Vogue V8582
This gal looks great in everything she makes. This tee is an adaption of Marcy Tilton pattern Vogue V8582 with an extension at the side. Jeanne added the extension to both side seams. She used a great open mesh fabric as an outer layer, and bound the edges beautifully with the tee shirt fabric used for the inner layer.
Seamstress: Jeanne O
Carol made a fabulous outfit.
Carol made a fabulous outfit.
Seamstress: Carol T
A garment from Jane Foster's studio
Seamstress: Carol T
A garment made by Vicki E
Vicki finished her beautiful silk knit top. The fabric came as a gift from a friend, and the pattern is Marcy Tilton's Vogue V8497. Vicki took great care to "fussy" cut the fabric for optimal fabric design placement.
Seamstress: Vicki E
Jane made a great knit top with Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8817 pattern.
Jane made a great knit top with Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8817 pattern.
A garment made by Vicki E
Vicki made her tee shirt using Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8793 pattern and fabrics from her stash. This is the pattern that is used for The Ultimate Tee Shirt class on Craftsy.com by Marcy Tilton and Katherine Tilton.
Seamstress: Vicki E
Liz selected Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8793 pattern for her stripe top.
Liz selected Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8793 pattern for her stripe top.
Seamstress: Liz
Jasna created this stunning tunic on her Sewing Retreat with Jane. She copied the pattern from ready to wear.
Jasna created this stunning tunic on her Sewing Retreat with Jane. She copied the pattern from ready to wear.
Seamstress: Jasna
After receiving my wonderful Babylock serger from my students, I decided the next garments I created would be made entir
After receiving my wonderful Babylock serger from my students, I decided the next garments I created would be made entirely on the serger. The striped rayon knit for the tee shirt and the rayon blend ponte for the slacks were both purchased at Stone Mountain and Daughter Fabrics in Berkeley. I had fun cutting up the striped knit and then serging it back together again! So here they are... Jane
Maria T: Marcy Tilton Vogue V8636
Marcy Tilton Vogue V8636
Maria made this Marcy Tilton Vogue V8636 top several times. Here she stenciled on the arms and brought it over to the front for a more cohesive look.
Seamstress: Maria T
Maria T: Marcy Tilton Vogue V8636 (first photo)Maria T: Marcy Tilton Vogue V8636 (second photo)
Marcy Tilton Vogue V8636
Here is another of Maria's tops made with Vogue V8636.
Seamstress: Maria T
Lark added applique to the yoke Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8817 pattern.
Lark added applique to the yoke Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8817 pattern.
Seamstress: Lark S
Jeannie made a scoop neckline on her Marcy Tilton Vogue V8582 top.
Jeannie made a scoop neckline on her Marcy Tilton Vogue V8582 top.
Seamstress: Jeanne O
Here's Vicki who finished her pretty knit dress. She worked so well on it. The pattern is one Jane made from one of her
Here's Vicki who finished her pretty knit dress. She worked so well on it. The pattern is one Jane made from one of her knit ready to wear dresses. Vicki used a variety of knits and stripes, and she does look wonderful!.
Seamstress: Vicki E
Jeanne O: Katherine Tilton's V8817 (first photo)Jeanne O: Katherine Tilton's V8817 (second photo)
Katherine Tilton's V8817
Jeannie selcted Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8817 pattern.
Seamstress: Jeanne O
Cathy selected Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8817 pattern.
Cathy selected Katherine Tilton's Vogue V8817 pattern.
Seamstress: Cathy T