Liberty Shirt | Sewing Workshop

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This elegant Liberty Shirt was created from a black and white woven ikat-type fabric, handkerchief weight silk and cotton from Japan.

Marcia created 2 Liberty Shirts using a Linen/Rayon blend. She used the traditional pattern with the green fabric shown in this picture. Thanks Marcia!

Liberty Shirt created using purple and pink hand-dyed linen/rayon. Marcia modified this shirt by making it 2 inches longer and leaving off the collar. Thanks Marcia!

Liberty Shirt created using vintage silk Kimono pieces. I love how all the pieces, though different, work together flawlessly in this garment.

Thank you to Heather for submitting this great version of the Liberty Shirt! She made a pullover version in wool jersey. The front neckline has been lowered to fit over the head. I can't wait to make one of my own!

Striped cotton Liberty Shirt is great for fall. Wear as a shirt or jacket.

Linda in the Liberty Shirt during the Asheville Retreat 2008.

The Liberty Shirt worn as a jacket, shown with the Plaza Pants.

Liberty Shirt shown here with Plaza Pants. Thanks Terri!

Liberty Shirt shown here with Mimosa Top. Thanks Terri!

Liberty Shirt created using a Maggy London cotton & linen plaid.

Liberty Shirt: Magent Linen with Echino Print used as facing & binding

Liberty Shirt: Cotton Batik

Liberty Shirt: Yellow & Black Polyester

Sleeves are shortened to just above the elbow, collar was left off.