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This JJ was my trial run of this pattern.
The frills have been roll hemmed on my overlocker with a contrasting thread and I decided to use a bit of a decorative stitch on some of the seams and the hem.
I didn’t really like the finish on the sleeves so I changed them a bit – just simplified really.Unfortunately this blouse is a bit too big for me, so I may end up taking in the side seams and adding a tie to bring the back in.
I was actually quite please with the outcome, even though it is too big. I was very happy to actually see the project all the way through to the end with a good finish, instead of throwing the towel in when I got frustrated with it! :)
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I have used 3 different fabrics as I didn't have enough of the main one that I wanted to use. All fabrics have been sitting in my stash for probably 10 yrs so I figured that if it didn't work out, I wouldn't miss them! Fabrics are actually stretch, which probably accounts for the blouse not fitting too well. Buttons from my stash.
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Feb 27, 2010, 06.47 AMby craziemirrie
I like how you’ve used the 2 differeent fabrics, they work well together. I’m a big fan of miss-matching. And the black stick on the ruffles works well. Nice job!
Jul 25, 2009, 11.16 AMby olyaboieru
Very romantic look!
Jul 25, 2009, 01.41 AMby annika
I like it! Enough with that less is more! MORE is more! I have an unfinshed JJ with a little bit of the same concept, though not as cool colors as yours!
Jul 19, 2009, 11.04 PMby emilykate
Pretty awesome ‘trial’! I love clothing made with lots of different fabrics.