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I thought this blouse was so cute, but totally wasn’t looking forward to finishing curved seams on my straight stitch only machine or doing handmade buttonholes. I really struggled with the facing/collar instructions b/c I realize now that my collar shouldn’t overlap itself. I also put the sleeves on backward. However, I adore the result and would totally try it again. Maybe I’d even do the ruffles :D
Cotton Eyelet, Buttons, Thread
Mom’s old fabric stash; I’m going to love it to death :D This is the remainder of the daisy eyelet used to make my Daisy dress and coat. I guess I should make buttonholes for that now too…
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Jul 11, 2008, 02.26 PMby Tomatogirl
So cute! I like the fabric! And great job to finish it with your (wonderful) machine! I´m looking forward on sewing with a similar one my mother received a few days ago ;D
Jun 2, 2008, 07.23 AMby Polychromatin
Great blouse, if overlapping collors or not ;) Really sweet fabric!
Jun 2, 2008, 01.30 AMby LYBU
Your blouse is very pretty. I love this fabric, it looks very romantic.
Jun 1, 2008, 10.55 PMby fashion1
gorgeous blouse! The collar of my JJ is overlapping, too ;)! Beautiful fabric!
Jun 1, 2008, 09.57 PMby Antigone
This is beautiful! I really love the eyelet, it looks stunning on your variation! And it looks so professionally made! Great job!
Jun 1, 2008, 09.25 PMby moti133
so pretty. but seem to need ironing more