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Oh what a darling blouse. It looks absolutely gorgeous. I am sure the fabric is really happy to be made up in that pattern, it really suits it.
6/1/07 8:47 AM
Very cute top! (But then, you'd look good in ANYthing!!!). Loved your comment about spending "several days obsessively sorting" your 4(6) pounds of buttons! I've also been guilty (many times) of spending days obsessively sorting buttons and also beads - good excuse not to do other things like clean house, LOL! Thanks for the review.
6/1/07 8:53 AM
This look oddly familar.... Very cute and thanks for all the details
6/1/07 9:19 AM
What a cute top. Your reviews are always informative and I love the story about the fabric. Great job.
6/1/07 9:37 AM
Beautiful fabric. Cute blouse. Great review.
6/1/07 9:40 AM
Very cute and it looks wonderful on you. So 1963 is vintage, eh? I feel really, really old. ;0
6/1/07 10:07 AM
Your blouse looks so much nicer than those on the pattern cover. The fabric is so rich looking and I can understand why you like it so much. I'm surprised after reading your review to find out that you didn't raise the neckline. Your's looks a little higher than theirs which also makes it work-worthy. Thank you for a well written, informative review. This is a pattern that I'll be picking up.
6/1/07 10:43 AM
Exciting!
6/1/07 11:07 AM
Wonderful blouse!
6/1/07 11:49 AM
Thanks everyone! Bernie--Sorry about that...let's call it "as youthful as the day it was manufactured." Busy Mom--I didn't even think about raising the neckline. Not being a busty girl, a blouse would have to be realllllllly low cut before it would show anything untoward on me. Someone busty-er might need to raise it up.
6/1/07 12:09 PM
Beautiful! I love the fabric, too-and I think it's great that you went right ahead and used it. I find if something sits in my stash for any length of time its destined to be forgotten (for at least 6 months :oP)
6/1/07 1:18 PM
That is so pretty and ladylike! I love it!
6/1/07 1:50 PM
You are so lucky to have inherited this lovely cotton -- it was perfect for this charming top.
6/1/07 2:22 PM
Lovely blouse and an ideal style for the vintage fabric :)
6/1/07 4:30 PM
Very pretty blouse!
6/1/07 5:28 PM
Wow! My gosh do you every sleep? Have you locked yourself into the sewing room for an indefinite period of time? I love what you're doing in there.
6/1/07 6:40 PM
PERFECT fabric for a CUTE, CUTE, CUTE top. :o) Great review, too!
6/2/07 0:14 AM
That top is totally YOU ~ I love it! I love the fabric, what a special piece to recieve.
6/2/07 10:15 AM
This a great blouse. Excellent information provided.
6/3/07 7:55 AM
so glad you used that fabric before it assumed the status of "too good to use" might it be a Liberty of London cotton? V pretty blouse.
6/3/07 9:08 PM
Gorgeous! I liked this pattern before, now I know how nice this will work up. (Thanks for the belly-button tip as well)
6/7/07 3:32 PM
What a lovely blouse! I've just cut out this pattern on some lacy fabric, and I think I'll use your technique instead of facing. Thank you for the details in your review!
8/27/08 8:58 PM
I realise it's 6 years later but I really like your blouse. Recently acquired this pattern, now discontinued, thought it pretty so wanted to try it. Used a $2 poly fabric to trial it. It went together like a dream. Also left off the facings. Am so happy with the trial piece that I am going to wear it as PJs,
2/27/12 8:30 PM