I have long needed a basic white blouse. I have a white t-shirt, but nothing that I can use for more dressy occasions.
I have had this cream eyelet fabric (originally a duvet cover) in my stash for a couple of years. My father got it for me at a vintage store in Rockaway beach, Oregon. I don't know how old it is, but it is in pristine shape. The entire piece was well cared for, no stains or sun damage at all.
So I finally got up my courage, and sewed it up into the top I have been imagining for it, using my TnT pttern, McCall's 6035. I am SO in love with the finished top! the fit is perfect, the shape, the sleeves, everything!
Although this isn't officially the key piece for my "mini-wardrobe", I know it wil be something I contiue to build around. I have so many ideas now, pants mostly, to go with the top!
I love having my mojo back,and feeling in the groove again. For now, I need to take a break for sewing form me, and make a few long sleeved knit tops for Liz for fall/winter. I have some knit remnants I have been saving from my own projects, and once I get all 3 knit tops for her finished, I'll post pics of them. Nothing too exciting, I plan for them to be functional, but still cute, of course. :) And then her halloween costume, of course!
Coming soon, the wardrobe composite. I thin I'll get 8 looks out of all this...we'll see how the photo shot goes with James. :D Wish me luck in getting him to be patient enough for all the clothing changes needed for it!
If you sew, you know that every piece you make, whether it be a simple top or an elaborate costume, is your own work of art. I sew for my family and myself. SCA garb, costumes, or everyday clothes, and even some holiday craft projects. I enjoy sharing the creation process, and how it changes and often takes on a life of it's own.
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Thursday, September 27, 2012
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