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School is done and I finally had time to finish my Alexander Blouse (from BurdaStyle’s pattern)! It’s got a summery picnic feel and feels light and breezy. I changed the pattern and did not put buttons on the back. I also accidentally cut the sleeve fabric on top instead of making it one continuous piece, but I sewed them back together and there is still plenty of “flowy” effect. I also got some fabric-covered-button making supplies off of etsy. What fun! I can’t stop making buttons now.
Material Notes
Cotton blend fabric from a garage sale
Difficulty
Intermediate
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Jun 8, 2010, 11.16 PMby peachypanda
this is amazing. i have a gingham print sitting around at home and am very inspired to do this
Jun 8, 2010, 09.46 PMby emily-marie
cute! I really like how relaxed the fit is on you… it suits the gingham nicely!
Jun 8, 2010, 04.22 PMby egdirb
Love this! works really well in gingham.