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Leopard print Amanda
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Description
I cut up a beach tunic bought at H&M to make this blouse (I wanted leopard print fabric, but couldn’t find that in the fabric stores). Because of I didn’t have enough fabric to have a whole front panel (as in the original Amanda pattern) I cut two panels and thus have an opening in the middle. Both ribbons thus close in the middle and keep the front panels together. I am quite happy with these changes, because I can now wear the blouse in various ways, just altering how much you pull the neck ribbons together you can completely change the neck line.
Material Notes
Leopard print polyester from H&M Black ribbons
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Credits
Burdastyle for the pattern & inspiration!
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Jul 21, 2009, 05.52 AMby how_she_sparkles
This is cute.
Jul 19, 2009, 08.00 AMby Sweca
Wow this turned out good! I like it!