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I did not own a white blouse, and am lacking Spring pieces, so I decided to pattern and make myself this blouse. I saw this butterfly lace at Hancock Fabrics and had to have it. I loved how it was different from the usual floral pattern. The rest of the blouse if made of Kona Cotton. I used a grey ombre thread for some interesting top stitching detail. It mostly turned out great, but the collar turned out much larger than I had thought it would be. I used my serger to do a decorative rolled hem on the petal sleeves. I think it has a casual/classic Lolita look.
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Intermediate
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Mar 4, 2013, 06.55 AMby flowergirl22
I love the sleve,, tha fact you decidet to just overlock it, and fold the sleve forward not to sew like a traditional sleve. very funky.
Mar 3, 2013, 12.38 PMby Mary Athey
Its gorgeous,.love.the.lace inset x