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EvaDress: B30-7816 (Jabot Blouse) - Type:Tops

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XandraReynolds


	About XandraReynolds
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1/10/13 11:35 PM

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1/10/13 11:36 PM

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Difficult, but great for Advanced Sewers

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Silk Shantung [See other projects in this fabric]

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Pattern Description: To create this pattern, I drafted the 'jabot yoke' and 'waist front' as one from an original 1934 McCall ensemble pattern (all images showing this are seen via link above). Since I omitted the attached skirt of the overdress, I drafted enough length and ease to the 'waist' pieces so it could be worn as a blouse.
This image highlights the integrated jabot collar I created.
I chose to style the final pattern with the long sleeves and French cuffs. The self-faced jabot collar is in one with the blouse front.

Pattern Sizing: regular for bust sizes 32 inches to 42 inches.

Did it look like the photo/drawing on the pattern envelope once you were done sewing with it? Yes.

Were the instructions easy to follow? I think others who may not be as used to sewing vintage patterns may have trouble with the scant amount of instructions included.

Fabric Used: I used a silk shantung doupioni, fully lined with 10 mm habotai and cut a self-facing for the jabot collar.

Pattern alterations or any design changes you made: I made no alterations aside from incorporating the original vintage patterns to make the jabot blouse design.

Conclusion: a high profile blouse!

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	Twinset said... This looks very beautiful! Would love to see it on you! 1/11/13 1:29 AM
	squirrellypoo said... Gorgeous and so timeless! This reminds me of some of the collar variations in the second Pattern Magic book, too. 1/11/13 7:56 AM
	becca a said... Lovely blouse! Can you post a picture of it on you? 1/11/13 10:01 AM
	SavageCoco said... Looks gorgeous! More pics please! 1/11/13 3:14 PM
	XandraReynolds said... Thank you for the comments, everyone. I will have to get some good photos made and post them up. I'll be back! 1/12/13 0:26 AM