A Black Bow Bruyère
Still in the Deer & Doe groove, this time with a sleeveless version of their button-down Bruyère shirt.
While I don't have the new updated version of the pattern with the sleeveless option, it was pretty easy to figure out! I adjusted the armscye slightly, as advised by this tutorial, and used bias binding to finish the armhole. I also shortened and straightened the hem due to lack of fabric.
Fabric: Cotton - Bows On Black The fabric is actually a quilting cotton from Joann's but I loved the print so much I decided to get it. I don't like how much it wrinkles and shows fuzz, but the bows match my hair, so there's that :) I also used this fabric as my pocket bags for my recently sewn Safran pants!
Love this co-ordinating necklace! BOWS 4-EVAH! |
In other news, old habits die hard. It is difficult to blog easy breezy! It's been easier for me to ease up on the writing part, but the photos - ugh. I just want my garment to look good without putting a lot of effort in! Any tips for this sewing perfectionist trying not to be a blogging perfectionist so she has more time to sew? Lol - thanks for reading!
❤ Sally
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I don't know if anyone monitors this blog anymore, but could you tell me what width and what type bias tape you used to bind the armscyes? I'm making the sleeveless version (which is now included as part of the pattern) but I cannot find anywhere what size bias tape is called for. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi Nicci! It's been a minute since I made this, but I'm pretty sure I used pre-made black bias tape, single fold, 1/2" from Joann's :)
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