All in all I think it turned out as I had envisioned it to. The keyhole necktie is my favorite bit. It looks so clean and finished, too!
I also did a catch stitch for the first time on the sleeves. The thread color was a bit challenging on this blouse because if I used a white thread it would be very obvious on the black, and black would stand out on white. So I chose the lesser of two evils and went with white. I tried to make my catch stitch as small as possible, but still substantial enough to hold everything in it's proper place. I think it's mission accomplished. Here you can't really see the stitch where the white is:
P.S... this blouse is super slippery and doesn't like to stay tucked into a skirt. Does anyone have some tips on how to keep it in it's rightful place??
Hi Kelsey, that is just gorgeous!! It looks so professional. To make my blouses stay tucked in, I tuck them into my tights or my undies. This smooths out the line of the tucked in blouse too. Good luck with your job applications!
ReplyDeleteVery cute blouse! Great lines and details. And it has the vintage vibe that you like. Duct tape? Just kidding:)
ReplyDeleteHello Kelsey, this blouse is fantastic! I love the fabric you chose, it goes so well with the pattern :)
ReplyDeleteLove your version of this top! It's so cute! This is blouse is in my queue, too... I can't wait to make it!
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