Deer and Doe Plantain

I bought some fabric I didn't really need (big surprise)  because it was on sale (big surprise) and told you about it in this post.

The green and brown ITY isn't cut yet.

I have my brown ponte cut into the Vogue pants, but not sewn up.

But I have cut and sewn the pink and yellow ITY knit into a Plantain (free pattern by Deer and Doe).  I know I said it would be another Hemlock (free pattern by Grainline), but then the Plantain craze hit and  I wanted to join in the party.

I originally considered making it long-sleeved, but the very thin ITY knit seemed more suited to a short-sleeved shirt.

 I have nothing bad to say about this pattern.  I took me the same amount of time to make this tee for me as it does to make one for either of my girls, which is maybe 20-30 minutes.
It was pretty much a given that I would love the shape, specifically how it flares out at the bottom.  I almost always grade up two sizes from my waist down and this shirt has that width already built in.

This outfit will look cute with a wide-brimmed hat and sun glasses, but for today, since I already have it on, I'll wear it like this.

The roads are covered with ice here in Atlanta today, so I don't have to figure out what kind of shoes would match this outfit-that-can't-decide-if-it's-cold-or-hot because I'm not going anywhere.

Guess I should do some more sewing in case I can't later if the power goes out.