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Follow my entire process of making a silk blouse from the pattern making to sewing. It's handmade and only one metre of fabric was used!

Simplicity 1671; ©1946; Misses' and Women's Blouse: The blouse front is gathered to a smooth yoke which may be trimmed with embroidery. The back is dart-fitted at the shoulders and buttons from neck to waist. The bishop or short sleeves are gathered into the armhole. The neckline may be square or round. In Style II, beading outlines yoke and sleeves. In Style III, ruffles trim yoke and sleeves. Transfer for embroidery included. [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your…

Learn more about vintage clothing and the construction of vintage clothes with this handy reference guide to popular collars and necklines often found with vintage dresses and vintage blouses.

Vogue 7242; ©1950; Blouse. Sleeveless tuck-in blouse has deep diagonaly tucked fronts. Shaped extension and simulates closing. Button trim optional. Loop and button closing at back below collarless neck-line. [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list your email address here!]

Vogue 5524; ca. 1940s; Blouse “Easy-To-Make”. Cap sleeves with raglan shoulders. Soft bateau style neck-line, worn high or low. Button on thread used as a weight at front neck. This blouse may be cut from a 36’’ square scarf. Featured in Vogue Patterns Catalog, October 1947 SeamRacer blog Reproduction at Lady Marlowe multi-size options [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list…

Why hello there! To dive right in, I designed this vintage-inspired blouse, made multiple blouses for myself with it, and now would l...

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This article is about how I made a modernized version of an Edwardian blouse. How I drafted the pattern, created millions of pin-tucks, and

Kalina is a soft, loose fitted blouse inspired by edwardian shirtwaists or gibson girl style blouses, popular at the turn of the 20th century. Back in the day, these blouses combined with a skirt were the most popular fashion - so let’s revive this style and try yourself! Try adding tucks and lace insertions for a more historic feel. Learn more about Kalina in this blogpost: the included versions, the mix & match options as well as skill levels and inspirational pictures.