Peasant blouse sewing pattern

Free Peasant Blouse Pattern With Sewing Tutorial. Sew this cute top! Easy sewing project. Free Peasant Blouse Pattern With Sewing Tutorial.

Free Peasant Blouse Pattern With Sewing Tutorial. Sew this cute top! Easy sewing project. Free Peasant Blouse Pattern With Sewing Tutorial.

Isla puffed sleeve top is a lovely design inspired by Emerson Fry. It features puffed sleeves, slit front neckline and double tie details. Spend some hours on it and you will get a great piece of garment for your work or day out. Let’s have a closer look at this design: As usual, my pattern is made in 10 sizes from XXS to 5XL so you may find a suitable size for yourself. If you are not sure which size suits you, take a look at the measurement table before doing anything here: SIZE GUIDE. The…

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Free Peasant Blouse Pattern With Sewing Tutorial. Sew this cute top! Easy sewing project. Free Peasant Blouse Pattern With Sewing Tutorial.

Free Peasant Blouse Pattern With Sewing Tutorial. Sew this cute top! Easy sewing project. Free Peasant Blouse Pattern With Sewing Tutorial.

Alright, here is my first pattern/how-to/tutorial! This blouse is part of my 10 piece winter travel set and I came up with the pattern myse...

Are you looking for an easy-to-sew peasant blouse pattern? Read this in-depth pattern review to find out if this pattern if for you.

If you have been following my blog, you may notice that I have a thing for comfortable clothing – the kind you can literally “live” in. And I just discovered a design that I felt interested in – one that is roomy enough for you to be comfortable, but still has details so that it would not look boring. That’s why the Marlene gathered panel blouse was created – based on a design sold on The Iconic. Let’s have a view of different angles of this love ly Marlene blouse: My pattern is made in 10…

I've been losing weight recently (yay!) and as my sizing is at the moment in fluctuation, and many of my blouses now look like big, baggy, daggy night-shirts on me (and funds are a bit tight at the moment) I needed to make myself some cheap tops/blouses, (that also suited me and looked nice). I decided to make myself a couple of peasant tops. I couldn't find a commercial pattern that I liked (they all seemed to have really low cut necks), and I found a wonderful tutorial by Vegbee on how to…