Aixoise said... Your blouse looks very nice, and I agree that it's an easy-to-wear design. This is my instant-gratification pattern, a go-to when I want to whip up a satisfying project. Needless to say, I've made several. Glad you're enjoying it, too. 8/13/10 1:00 PM
marec said... That is a lovely blouse. I love the seam details. 8/14/10 1:27 AM
Sewing Chick said... Your blouse looks great. I have made two of these and really like them. I'm sure there are more in my future. 8/14/10 2:35 PM
Mufffet said... Nice job - like the style and your fabric. 8/14/10 5:03 PM
Sharon1952 said... How lovely! 8/14/10 6:52 PM
lyndle said... Fab blouse - love this! 9/11/10 1:10 AM
Sonut said... I haven't tried Peggy's collar attaching method yet, but what I plan to do is before Edge Stitching the collar I would use either a fusible or temporary spray baste to hold the layers in place. then I think it would work better. Probably with enough practice, it would work without that. 5/24/13 12:01 PM
Your blouse looks very nice, and I agree that it's an easy-to-wear design. This is my instant-gratification pattern, a go-to when I want to whip up a satisfying project. Needless to say, I've made several. Glad you're enjoying it, too.
8/13/10 1:00 PM
That is a lovely blouse. I love the seam details.
8/14/10 1:27 AM
Your blouse looks great. I have made two of these and really like them. I'm sure there are more in my future.
8/14/10 2:35 PM
Nice job - like the style and your fabric.
8/14/10 5:03 PM
How lovely!
8/14/10 6:52 PM
Fab blouse - love this!
9/11/10 1:10 AM
I haven't tried Peggy's collar attaching method yet, but what I plan to do is before Edge Stitching the collar I would use either a fusible or temporary spray baste to hold the layers in place. then I think it would work better. Probably with enough practice, it would work without that.
5/24/13 12:01 PM