I made this shirt a few weeks ago (when spring, let alone summer, hadn't quite arrived in Holland yet). It's fairly straightforward: a princess seamed fitted shirt (made from my own pattern). However, I made french cuffs because I wanted to use the cufflinks I found in one of the old button jars my grandmother gave me. They're normal cufflinks (wiht metal stalk and twist-thingy) but the fronts must have been damaged at some point because someone put mother-of-pearl buttons over them. At the same time, I had 'Shirtmaking' by David Page Coffin at home from the library, which made me decide to try a detachable collar. Then, summer hit, so I didn't make any collars yet, exept for this tie one, which didn't turn out exactly the way I wanted it.
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trying out detailsDescriptionMaterialscream white cotton, thread, woven interfacing, vintage mother-of-pearl buttons and cufflinks Credits
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The detachable collar is a neat idea! This shirt is beautifully made. I especially like the wider hem at the bottom. I usually make a 1/4" rolled hem on my shirts; but will try the wider one on my next shirt.
It is a really great shirt, the collar is such an original addition!