Ann

Overall a reasonably clear pattern to follow, though I had some confusion both in setting up the raglan and when it came time to discontinue raglan increases (did a lot of tinking for that!). I'd never done an I-cord bindoff before, and was grateful for a YouTube video because I found the written instructions baffling. I have heavy upper arms so made the sleeves wider and longer than the pattern and also made it about an inch longer in length. I love the lace design in back and am thrilled with the way it turned out. I found a chain row counter essential to properly following the chart. (I ordered one mid-project and it made such a difference!) I will definitely make this pattern again.

Heidi

I really enjoyed making this. Got nervous that I would run out of yarn (recommended) but it came out all right in the end. The cotton silk is a fabulous yarn (my first time using it) and is so lovely in the hand. Drapes well too.
The pattern was easy to follow. I had to do some mental translation as it is written differently that I am used to. But again, I got there in the end. I actually had to frog it twice as it was coming out too big (my needle error) so it gave me more time to practice. I love a no-seam neck down pattern!

Brigitte

I love this pattern, but I decided to make the top a little longer and also to use the stitch pattern in the front, phasing it out as the stitches for the V-neck were reduced. It looks great.

D. Wade

Nice pattern, however found it overly confusing in sections. Also, might be a type O in the section after joining front to back as ( purl on WRS should be (knit all even rounds ( lace pattern section) because you are no longer going back and forth in rows. Wish they had a video to guide you to better understand. TY D Wade

Kathy

I used the now discontiuned or not sold on Hobbi anymore Cewec Papayrus. Love how the shirt looks on the model, but didn't love how it hung on me at either size m or l. The lace looks great, but it never became intuitive to me. The instructions could be more clear as to where the neck icord should start.