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Blue Linen Sleeveless Shirt
comments (1) August 11th, 2009 in sewing, design, garment construction, fabric, reader's closet
laglennon, member
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This is a sleeveless linen blouse from a pattern I made myself. It has topstitched yokes at the shoulders and topstitching on the placket, sleeve binding and hem. I cut bias strips for the armholes, attached them to the wrong side and brought them to the front for finishing. All fabric edges were finished using a serger, including the darts in front which were slashed and serged. The collar stand was the only item I interfaced using a fusible interfacing; the fabric had sufficient heft and body.
Pattern or design used: My Own Design - Blue Linen Sleeveless Shirt
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