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I bought this beige blouse at a thrift store for 40 eurocent. Mostly because it is 100% silk. But beige is not my color (actually in the picture it looks a little lighter (=better) than in real) so I decided to dye it. I wanted the blouse to be turquise, I mixed blue and green but at the end it turned just green. But it looks good anyway and the green gives my face a nice touch. The thread stayed beige so together with the original buttons it makes a nice contrast to the green.
I took out the collar and cut the sleeves. I was inspired by aniomatronika´s shirt alternation and wanted to do the front in her style first but I intend to wear my skirts over it so the front is just plain.
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