Thank each one for your recent comments. I've been busy trying to get through this English class - only three more weeks to go and so far so good. Have a safe and restful Memorial Holiday........
May 23, 2009
BLUSA...
Well, here's the surprise I mentioned in my last post. It's my very first attempt with a Patrones project. It was easy to put together, especially with the translation that Paco included with the magazine.
Thank each one for your recent comments. I've been busy trying to get through this English class - only three more weeks to go and so far so good. Have a safe and restful Memorial Holiday........
Thank each one for your recent comments. I've been busy trying to get through this English class - only three more weeks to go and so far so good. Have a safe and restful Memorial Holiday........
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Very pretty, kudos! Is Patrones harder to work with than Burda?
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Lory
Cool!
ReplyDeleteLovely blouse and really like the sheerness.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your first Patronus ! Your top looks great.
ReplyDeleteI know I was really happy after my first BWOF and it was in ENGLISH, LOL !
Great--you have expanded your sewing knowledge by sewing with an foreign pattern. Good for you!
ReplyDelete*SO* gorgeous! Wow. :-)
ReplyDeleteI have that Patrones, and I really, really like that blouse, but I was kind of waffling about making it because that front yoke looks a little tricky. Was it difficult to get it to line up correctly? What did you use for the piping in the seam?
(And happy Memorial day!)
Love the blouse. Come by my blog and pick up your award from me. Hugs, and have a good weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat blouse is exquisite!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great top and a wonderful first effort. I can't wait to see what else you make from the magazine.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Faye!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a good holiday!
Hey buddy: I guess that subscription's coming along great. I finally subscribed to Threads 2 weeks ago and got my first issue already! It's July's. Nice looking blouse. I sent you an email recently and may send another (have some ideas I want to run by you). Take care and we'll be in touch.
ReplyDeleteLOvely blouse and very pretty fabric:-)
ReplyDeleteThat top looks fabulous!!! Congrats on doing your first Patrones.
ReplyDeleteThe blouse looks wonderful.I haven't tried any of the patterns yet,but want too and have some on my list :)
ReplyDeleteThat's an accomplishment, sewing a garment with Portuguese instructions! Happy extended weekend to you!
ReplyDeleteFaye .- a first attempt with very good results. congratulations. I love the fabric choice. I hope to see pictures of you with the shirt on. hugs, Paco
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a Patrones magazine, but the styles I've seen made are certainly lovely. This blouse is really pretty and so versatile! Plus, you've tried something new and expanded your skills! Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteLove the blouse. I have been having problems with my computer lately so I haven't been able to make comments, but I think it's all worked out now.
ReplyDeleteYour first Blusa project from Patronus turn out beautifully.
ReplyDeleteFaye.....wow...what a pretty blouse!
ReplyDeleteYou really have a great sense of style!
Blusa es muy bonita. (That's it for my espanol.)
ReplyDeleteOh. such a pretty top.Lucky you to have a friend like Paco.
ReplyDeleteI have the same question as Lory. If I'm able to handle Burda, will I be able to tackle Patrones?
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