my second take on burda magazine 10/2010 tie-front blouse
i like it even more this time
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i made smaller tie
’cause of the lack of fabric
and i kind of like it better this way
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really easy project
i plan on making several more blouses
with different ties and collars
..
see more pics on my blog
mokosha
1 m cotton fabric with rose print, just a little bit of iron on interfacing for slit, thread
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Apr 9, 2012, 12.35 PMby jessdunstan
Love this blouse! What size did you cut out your bow pieces? They are huge in the original pattern and I think I prefer how you did it. Thanks!
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Apr 9, 2012, 04.13 PMby mokosha
i made the bow using one single strap of fabric, long rectangle some 10-12 cm wide (dunno how long it was, i just used what i had left after i cut the blouse pieces.. it wasn’t really planned thing, i had less then 1m of fabric for the whole blouse, so no way i could squeeze original bow out of it)
Feb 29, 2012, 03.00 PMby sallieOh
the blouse turned out great! and the whole look is really beautiful!
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Feb 29, 2012, 04.48 PMby mokosha
thanks :) i think pattern is what makes the blouse stand out
Feb 29, 2012, 02.23 PMby leahfranqui
Love the blouse. And the skirt? Is awesome.
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Feb 29, 2012, 04.47 PMby mokosha
thank you, leah.. oh i adore this skirt, one of the best flea market finds ever