DIY Batik Shirt - Ottobre Design Pattern
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Hi there, I'm back from our summer holiday in Bangkok and we had a great time. I hope your summer holiday was enjoyable. As usual, I made new dresses for the holiday but will show you the dresses later. For now, I will show you a batik shirt I made for my husband. The shirt was his birthday present and I was glad he loved it. He got the batik from my mom last year, a typical Indonesian batik with a combination of black and brown. For the pattern, I used Ottobre Design Four Fellows shirt, size 54. I made this pattern before in a short sleeve and this time I made the hemline straight. After I cut all the pieces and fused the interfacing on the collar pieces, I started working on the shirt according to the usual manner. It was an enjoyable process, especially since cotton fabric was easy to work with. The only tricky one was sewing the collar and attaching it to the neckline. I did a lot of pinning and basting to get a neat result. I uploaded a video of the making of this shirt and al
It's so eyecatching Hana! Beautiful sewing too.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Diane xx
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ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love this DIY tutorial! Your step-by-step guide is super easy to follow, and the end result is stunning. I’m definitely going to try this at home. Keep up the amazing work!
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