I had to honour Le Grand Depart being in Yorkshire
and Le Zig-Zag was created during that weekend! (Yellow is not my colour!!)
The fabric is a stretch lace from White Tree Fabrics.
I used the pattern from The Mantilla Blouse– Lekala 5688
It was quite slippy to cut but was fine to sew. I used lots of long pins as they kept falling out! I used a very slight zig-zag stitch once again. I used bias binding on the neck and sleeves. I hand stitched it down neatly.
I really did not think my sewing through and cut the front and back separately and so the top sleeve seam was a disaster…
I could have cut it on the fold!! I overcame the problem by hand stitching black ribbon along the seam and it looks ok. I think!!
Fabric: 1.5m of misoni striped lace from White Tree Fabrics
Notions: bias binding, black ribbon
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Very Missoni, love it!
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I was going to make a maxi with the remnants! Oh dear…..it is now a scarf! Lol
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I was actually admiring your ribbon work on the sleeves before I read your post, so it definitely worked 😉 Great save and a lovely top! My husband and children caught the race in Ilkley and had a great time.ni was stuck at home marking, but at least got to finish it all in peace…
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Haha! I am wondering if I do enough hand sewing?? I tried to make a maxi from the left over fabric this weekend……it is now a scarf!! enough said!
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Oh dear, at least you something out of it I guess…
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Pretty fabric, it looks great with the skirt.
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Thanks, was going to make a matching skirt…1920s golfer girl look…..but was just a bit too much!!
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Love the sheerness of fabric, creative!
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Thank you! If drapes beautifully. I have enough left for a maxi dress…watch this space!
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