There's nothing particularly special about it but I thought it would look pretty swanky with a black pencil skirt. It has a bit of detailing at the neckline and in the back, with some lovely bishop's sleeves-which look nice but I have to admit that they do restrict your movement.
Here's a close-up of the fabric.
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| Another bargain bin steal~ |
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| V4819 |
Do you ever splurge and use Vogue patterns? Leave a comment and tell us your favourite one below!
7 comments:
I haven't used a vogue pattern yet. I would love to, but as they are quite pricy, i'm sticking to self drafted and burdastyle.
Nothing special? It looks fantastic!
Beautiful & love your choice of fabric!
DeniseAngela
http://sewcoco.blogspot.ca/
Definitely a swanky shirt Tamara!!
I'm not too hot on making clothes myself - but I'm determined to learn more and try more this year!
It looks very modern and with an attitude. It makes me thinking to learn how to sew.
I love the Vogue patterns and have collected quite a number of them over the years. I was a teen in the 70s, and made most of my own clothing,using McCalls patterns; Vogue back then was a real treat to buy. I even made my own wedding dress for a whopping $68.00 (friend worked at Fabricland and used her discount).
This blouse you made looks adorable on your little figure. The fabric has an appeal that would match it up with a number of other shades. Great choice.
Keep on sewing your own clothing...its such a sense of achievement.
Cheers from Oshawa, Ontario
I only buy them on sale. Deep sale, like under $4 sales
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