This cheese cloth top came from a jumble sale (50p). It was a bit plain so I added some embroidery from Urban Threads. I've used this particular set of designs for so many things it has become a habit!

That beautiful design really stands out and makes that top awesome!

Beautiful top. The embroidery is the finishing touch.

In the US cheesecloth is used to remove whey from cheese curds, and to help hold the curds together as the cheese is formed. Cheesecloth is also used in straining stocks and custards, bundling herbs, making tofu and ghee, and thickening yogurt. When we visited Ireland this spring we found many words that were used differently than we were accustomed to. But your blouse is lovely by any name.

Lovely design choice! May I ask what kind of stabilizer did you use? TIA ... FIESTA ;D

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by spendlove 29 Jul 2017

Tear away stabiliser.

Looks great!

Looks great. A very versatile design.

Perfect placement Sue, we call it Cheesecloth here in Australia as well. Love Chris

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by hilcat edited 28 Jul 2017

We call it gauze in the US. Cheesecloth sounds limp and too sheer for clothing. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Divided by a common language!! Fabulous color, I'm likely to stick it in my handbag by accident on purpose, be watchful.

by graceandham 31 Jul 2017

Ooh! Such a complimentary threat. It is lovely, Sue.

Looks so good!!!

Perfect design for the Cheese cloth fabric top. Looks as though it should always have been there.

Such a lovely jacket& even nicer with the addition of the embroidery too.Thanks for sharing your project. :~D

Very lovely

Beautiful, Sue....

looks great love the blue colour

Stunning!!!Well done

Beautiful (love that style of top).

Nice job...love the top! We call that type of fabric gauze here in the States..

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by spendlove 28 Jul 2017

So many differences within the same language!

So pretty! I just love the colors!!

Those designs really perked up this top! Nicely done.

Great work and nice design, I like the personal touch