Liz

Added Oct 29, 2007

By burdastyle

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Description

If you have a couple of hours on your hands and some rests of fabrics, this is the perfect project for you. The princess seams are ideal to get a perfect fit, since you can just try it on and adjust it once you have the main bodice assembled. The blouse doesn’t have separate sleeves but an extension that works like a cap sleeve, which saves a lot of time and hassle.

Material Notes

Linen blend, buttons

Difficulty

Novice

Categories

For
Women
Garment Type
Blouse
Style
Casual
Material
Linen

Credits

Credit

Photos:Danielle St. Laurent

Hair and Make up

Sarah Stewart

Stylist

Allison Miller

Tights

FALKE

Additional Help with Styling of Jewelry

Michelle Martinez

Model

Taylor Warren @ New York Models

Location

The Powerhouse

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    Feb 28, 2012, 12.03 PMby LifeisPeachy

    NOTE TO ANYONE CONFUSED BY THE INSTRUCTIONS! I’m a complete novice and I’ve just started making this! Fabric pieces are all cut and now trying to decode the instructions… turns out the very first instruction on the assembly (step 6) features a baffling typo! I’m almost positive ‘seam 10’ is meant to read ‘seam 1’. It makes logical sense as it is followed by seam 2 then 3 etc. I spent valuable minutes searching for this phantom 10th seam. Hope this helps!

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      Feb 28, 2012, 12.10 PMby LifeisPeachy

      Also I think the first two diagrams (still step 6) are switched. Pretty sure a is b and b is a. Or something. Who wrote these instructions!?

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    Apr 14, 2009, 04.48 PMby cherylzone

    not a comment…a question. Is there any reason why this could not be made in a lightweight wool or even a quilted fabric to wear as a vest?

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    Dec 9, 2008, 02.27 AMby africalive

    Whatever, Burda is one of the leading publishing firms in Europe. This site is a ploy to open up their English-speaking markets in UK and the US. I applaud them for the site, and have long subscribed to their magazine Burda World of Fashion. However, it is important to realize that in buying patterns we are not ‘supporting’ a struggling indy site, but participating in a huge marketing survey to understand how sewers use the web.

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    Nov 19, 2008, 03.29 AMby narrawallee

    Hi britnlind, i agree with you im thinking about buying this pattern. Narrawallee

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    Feb 26, 2008, 09.34 AMby britnlind

    We all know what we can get for paying a little more but the idea is to support the site. The free patterns are wonderful and they only ecourage me to pay for the others.

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    Nov 5, 2007, 04.22 PMby lilo

    cute! pity it’s not free. ok 2,50 is no big deal, it’s more about the priniciple – open source and all that. on the other hand for double the price I can get a decent pattern with paper included (no messing with tape), so…

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    Oct 30, 2007, 03.49 PMby galiah

    No separate sleeves but an extension that works like a cap sleeve it loke like (japanes sleeves) nice blous very classic

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    Oct 29, 2007, 11.00 PMby littleladyluxe

    This is unreal! I’m making it tonight :)

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    Oct 29, 2007, 06.17 PMby nikkishell

    Cute! I think this is a possible next project :)

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