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by jenne 14 Mar 2017 ( edited Apr 03'17 13:23 )
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I call this an angel blouse, I tried a roll hem ( the way I do all my angel blouses) but on lace it did not look pretty, so I used a narrow bias along the edges and neck.

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Comments (10)
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by cfidl 14 Mar 2017
+7
It is beautiful!
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by jenne 14 Mar 2017
Thanks, they are fun to wear.
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by stork 14 Mar 2017
+7
gorgeous! Do have pattern number? I look for fun stuff for the granddaughters.
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by jenne 14 Mar 2017
This is a made by me pattern, give me a pm I will try to explain how to do it, it is not hard.
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by toogie 14 Mar 2017
+7
Lovely blouse and great work. I like the bias trim. It make have been a little more work for you, but I think I like it better than a rolled hem, on this lace.
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by jenne 14 Mar 2017
Thanks I like it better too.
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by sdrise 14 Mar 2017
+6
Very elegant! You did a nice job!
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by jenne 14 Mar 2017
Thank you.
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by crafter2243 14 Mar 2017
+5
It turned out beautiful.
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by jenne 14 Mar 2017
I like it.
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by dragonflyer 15 Mar 2017
+5
Beautiful job...
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by jenne 15 Mar 2017
Thank you.
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by airyfairy 24 Mar 2017
+4
Beautifully made. Looks spectacular
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by pennifold 24 Mar 2017
+3
What an exquisite blouse Jenne. I love the addition of the bias. I've done that on my grand-daughter's flower girl dresses and used satin as the binding.
Is this done in one piece and just have a little section where you make a seam for a few centimetres so you can put your arms through? Love Chris
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by jenne 25 Mar 2017
Thanks, I wish I had some of the satin, I think it would have look better, but I just used what I had.
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by peafarm 02 Apr 2017
+2
Really lovely.
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by sewdeb 03 Apr 2017
0
Gosh, that is so pretty! The bias is a perfect solution!