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Burdastyle’s tara pattern was the first women’s sewing pattern I have used. To challenge myself and to make myself more blouses, I had a Tara Experiment Week. The objective was to use the tara pattern and create 3 tara blouses with adaptation. I loved the neckline of tara but hated the short butterfly sleeves. Peekaboo Sleeve Tara is the second tara of the week.
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Cotton voile
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http://www.burdastyle.com/patterns/tara
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Jun 12, 2010, 12.29 AMby cquinn13
love the sleeves! i think only certain people are able to pull off the butterfly sleeve, it’s really cool that you’re trying alternatives. beautiful fabric too!
Jun 11, 2010, 10.13 AMby naddles
Very cute!! I’m not a big fan of tara’s butterfly sleeves, but love everything else about the pattern, definately an inspiration to try this sort of variation :D