Pattern: Burda 02/2009
The exclusive design from Tristano Onofri
Fabric: sheer cotton/poly
This is a sheer paisley fabric, so I underlined the front wrapped pieces with the same fabric.
The blouse has a side invisible zipper and a false ribbon bow.
The back neckline and the sleeves’ hem are gathered by sewing with elastic thread in the lower bobbin, using a longer stitch step (4mm). Sew two double parallel lines with the elastic about 5mm apart, then pull on the elastic ends to achieve the desired gathering length and securely tie the elastic and the thread in a few knots.
I like to wear this with an embroidered cami underneath, not only because of the sheerness of the fabric, but also because the wrap is very revealing especially when I move…I love the look of wrap blouses and dresses, but one would need to really fill them so they would stay close to the body…me…I get a cami.
cotton/poly, invisible zipper
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Marius for photo
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May 15, 2009, 09.10 AMby amarie
Mirela, You are so prolific. We can’t catch up! But that’s okay. You give us something to aspire to.
Beautiful outfit for the summer.
May 13, 2009, 02.13 AMby jadestar
This is so pretty. I love it! Great fabric.
May 12, 2009, 08.17 AMby lizah
so cute! and very summery :)
May 12, 2009, 07.34 AMby djoule
Nice !! I really like this top, looks really nice on you :)
May 12, 2009, 06.09 AMby miss-g
I just got this issue and really liked the look of the outfit. Your top has turned out so nice, I might consider it for summer. Its a bit cool here at the moment to wear short sleeves. Glad to read that Susisonne’s trousers were a success too.
May 12, 2009, 03.22 AMby maha1965
it looks gorgious i’m so unlucky that i don’t have the regular issues of burda in my country but i will try to look for it the fit is great and the colour too great finishing
May 12, 2009, 02.56 AMby anajan
Hey Mirela, you were busy! Love the blouse and your fabric choice. And, I like seeing the blouse on a real person – I wanted to make this one but I was concerned about the fit and the wrap parts. I’ll give it a try ASAP.
May 12, 2009, 01.07 AMby susisonne
Great blouse! I am also working on this pattern but I cannot find the time to finish it at the moment. I also made the trousers, I used a wool/cashmere/silk fabric. This were my first pants I made and I love them. Will upload some pictures when I find some time.
May 12, 2009, 12.58 AMby lybu
So cute. I am working on the same top at the moment. I love the fabric you used for it.
May 12, 2009, 12.46 AMby jellybean
Mirela, you have been busy. I love all your new creations, but this one is especially cute. I was debating whether to get the Feb issue (which STILL has not arrived at my local newsagent), since I’ve been way too busy of late to sew, but this cute number has me rethinking. I had to smile about the cami — I have the same problem with gaping.
May 11, 2009, 08.06 PMby sew4my3
What a great look! You really did a great job on this top! As for wearing a cami, that’s a great tip for modesty. Happy sewing!
May 11, 2009, 07.44 PMby mirela
Thank! Let me know about the trouser, I really like how they look in the picture, but I’m not sure what fabric would be best…
May 11, 2009, 07.42 PMby emilykate
Ooooh, I love this, I just got this Burda issue and I think I will make this top and the trousers by the same designer. You look great in yours!