White Oxford

Added Nov 11, 2012

by DanaRose84

Toronto, Canada

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Description

Another Oxford. There are still some tweaks I would like to make to this pattern (the sleeves are still huge!) but overall I’m pretty happy with it. This pattern doesn’t include a placket for the sleeve vent so I’ve added a tutorial. It’s surprisingly easy!

I used a little silk organza in the collar to give it a little more body.

I’ll be posting tutorials and projects here.

Material Notes

Shirting cotton, thread, silk organza.

Difficulty

Novice

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Categories

Season
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
For
Unisex
Garment Type
Shirts
Style
Business, Classic, Preppy
Material
Cotton

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    Nov 14, 2012, 11.50 PMby Delphine C.

    I like it ! I wish I had time to create a basic oxford shirt pattern. I guess it would probably be faster to take one of mine apart but they are still in good conditions… I keep wondering why you can find 100% cotton tailored shirts in blue or stripes and all the white ones have stretch !

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      Nov 29, 2012, 03.17 AMby DanaRose84

      Yes! I used a burdastyle pattern but I’m seriously considering drafting my own because there are still so many tweaks that I want to make. I also just got the Shirtmaking DVD by David Page Coffin and now I think I could do so much better!

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    Nov 12, 2012, 10.45 PMby sewneenee

    great blouse and i really enjoyed cking out your blog!

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    Nov 12, 2012, 01.58 PMby francini

    Great work =)

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