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This was pretty much to test out a pattern (#106 from the March issue of Burda World of Fashion). So the fabric was from my stash, and all I had to buy were the buttons. I like the way it turned out— the drawstring makes it easy to fit because there’s no darts, and it kind of reminds me of a little kid’s painting smock… I guess because of the color. I also had to hand-sew the buttonholes since my machine wasn’t cooperating with such lightweight fabric, and used instructions from CraftStylish.com for that
Material Notes
cotton, buttons
Difficulty
Novice
Categories
Credits
CraftStylish for the buttonhole how-to, the Assorted Notions blog for some help on the collar/cuffs
BWOF for such a fun pattern!
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Apr 4, 2009, 10.05 AMby jemima
You look great! This shirt is much more beautiful than that one on the magazine! Really!:D
Apr 4, 2009, 06.55 AMby sarahuk4
really cute blouse