Lace Long Sleeve Flowy Blouse
I'm finally back to writing on this blog after being busy for two months, I still sew some small items and mend a few clothes but haven't sewn new clothes. Until two days before Valentine's arrived, I felt like I had to sew a new blouse to wear to dinner. The blouse had to be in the shade of pink, so I checked my stash and found 2 yards of lace fabric in fuchsia that I don't remember when I bought it. After I had the fabric, I started making the pattern (based on my previous self-drafted blouse pattern) I modified the pattern into a flowy blouse. The pattern was simple, a round neckline, gathered front and back yokes and gathered sleeves with elastic bands. Here is the pattern that I drafted, And after the pattern was done, I cut the fabric as usual. The sewing process was fun and turned out to be easier than I imagined. I sewed the neckline front and back yokes and then attached them to the gathered bodices as shown below. After that, I sewed the shoulder lines togeth
That's clever how you did the back of the floral blouse. Both blouses are cheery. Happy sewing!
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DeleteThe vent in the sleeve of the yellow blouse really adds to the overall look. I also love the sleeves on the first blouse. Nice work!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Mary. I love both sleeves too :)
DeleteLove your new blouses! Refashion is fun! ;-)
ReplyDeleteyou did a great job with this jacket. You look so pretty wearing it.
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Thank you, Ivana. Both tops are my favorites :)
DeleteThese are two lovely makes, and you did such a good job with the refashion.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Sue :)x
DeleteBeautiful blouses!!! I really like the sleeve vent on the yellow version. The shirt dress I am making right now has a sleeve vent too. Now that I see how yours looks, I am excited to finish mine. You always make such pretty things!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Vanessa. Look forward to seeing your dress :)x
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