The golden yellow matches the chamisa, or rabbitbrush, blooming here in the Fall. The flannel plaid fabric I found on eBay. The buttons from Etsy. And the paisley contrast fabric is from a reuseable shopping bag from a shop in Haight Ashbury in San Francisco. I think it might’ve been sari fabric. The pattern is McCall’s M7575 with minor modifications for a better fit.
What a great shirt, no wonder you love it so much!
I really like how you used that contrasting fabric! I’ve been planning on making a flannel shirt for my son and you have opened my eyes to new possibilities!
Thanks! I got the idea from some retro style Western button ups I was admiring. But I went with flannel because it was getting colder and that sounded cozy.