Mmm... lovely wooden buttons to go with the Chambray. I love look of the linear tucks juxtaposed with the gentle puff of the sleeves (does that sound really pretentious?!). Plus I sewed French seams on all but the armholes, so the blouse looks as pretty on the inside as it does on the outside.
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Oh my goodness, I love this blouse so much! I just can't stop making it!
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oh girl, this is gorgeous!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHola Tilly, me encanta tu blusa, es una preciosidad y queda muy bonita.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! I love it!
ReplyDeleteYou're so lucky to have a blouse pattern you keep going back to. I can't seem to do the same thing, I keep wanting to change it up and making different stuff so I draft new stuff each time.. So silly!
This is sooooo pretty Tilly! Don't stop 'til you drop!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! I really love the shape of the sleeves.
ReplyDeleteSuper gorgeous Tilly! Imagine how easy you'd find OWOP now with your beautiful array of Mathildes!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love chambray but i'm not sure where to get a decent one. That is a great style on you and good for you giving it a name! x
ReplyDeleteYour new blouse is beautiful! I want to make one! :-)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous! How lovely that the pattern you want to make over and over is one you drafted yourself.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty blouse! I have loved each version you've made. Will the pattern be available to purchase?
ReplyDeleteWatch this space, Sarah! :)
DeleteOoh this is such a nice shape, love it! :)
ReplyDeleteWooden buttons go with chambray most definitely. Love the tucks!
ReplyDeletePerfect! Perfect color, perfect pattern, perfect fabric, perfect buttons!
ReplyDeletethat was going to be my questions too.. i want my hands on that lovely pattern! You look lovely as always x
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely blouse Tilly! And I love the vertical pin tucks (pretentious or not!) x
ReplyDeleteChambray and wooden buttons??? Yes please. I'll be watching for the release of this pattern! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous:)
ReplyDeleteThe wooden buttons are adorable!
ReplyDeleteCould those tucks be any cuter? Chambray + wood = win! This is super lovely :)
ReplyDeleteThe blouse is beautiful! Such a classic design. I can understand why you keep making it.
ReplyDeleteOooh, it looks lovely! The chambray is gorgeous and the pin tucks and sleeves are a nice contrast as you say. It's almost got a kind of House of Eliot vibe.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see this pattern, tell us more!
How cute! I love this in chambray! What an unusual top!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous top - I like the juxtaposition - not pretentious, just a fact!
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ReplyDeleteIf you have time to put up a pattern, that would be loooooovely...! :)
ReplyDeleteI noticed in the live model photos bra straps show as the neckline is wide and the shoulder seam narrow. Can this be adjusted to sit closer to the neck to avoid the shifting and revealing bra straps? Love the pintuck tutorial!
ReplyDeleteIf you're worried about the neckline being wide you can easily redraw the curve slightly to suit you. Just be sure to repeat it on the facings too. Hope this helps!
DeleteHi Tilly I love your blog! I recently started sewing again after a 20 yr break. I'd love to make this blouse for my 6 and 3 yr old girls. Any advice on how to scale down for their size??
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