Edwardian Blouse

Hello!!! Happy saturday and happy late Thanksgiving, I'm so thankful for this year because I discovered my passion for sewing, historical fashion etc.
I bought the pattern from blacksnailpatterns and it was really easy!
I used cambric and lace.
I decided to make the version 2 of the pattern.

•I cut the pattern and closed the shoulder seams
•the took the lace fabric and stitched on cambric.
•put the collar
•closed the side seams
•put the sleeves
•then put the cuff

And it's done!
Would you like to see me in a video showing you the process? Tell me here!

Happy weekend! See you next saturday!

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