Sewing an Armistice Blouse
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- čas přidán 12. 11. 2020
- I love 1910’s fashion, and am excited to start adding pieces from that decade into my historybounding wardrobe - beginning with this c. 1918 Armistice Blouse! Follow along with me as I wrangle some uncooperative facings, and learn a lot about blouse construction in the process. Thank you all for watching!
The pattern I used was the 210 Armistice Blouse by Folkwear, available here: www.folkwear.com/products/210....
Image source: www.liveauctioneers.com/item/...
Music:
Ah There, by Columbia Orchestra (1919) via
freemusicarchive.org/music/Co...
April Showers, by Gene Rodemich’s Orchestra (1921) via freemusicarchive.org/music/Ge...
I love this video, i have this pattern and have been nervous about starting it. This is awesome!
Thank you for clearing explaining how to do a French Seam on a sewing machine.
lovely!
Thank you for sharing your process! You look lovely in your armistice blouse. And your surroundings are magnificent.
OMG, can't thank you enough for this. As far as I can find, this is the only sewalong for this challenging blouse to sew. The cuffs are totally confusing to me. This is FANTASTIC!!!!
Glad I could help!
That silhouette is absolutely gorgeous and paired with that subtle fabric 🤩.
I’m saving the pattern to my list of “want to make” patterns.
Thank you!! I definitely recommend making it :)
Seems like an upcoming sewist to the historical circle! Exciting!
Thanks!
So well done!
Thank you!
This is beautiful! I want to make my own with some insertion lace 🥰✨🧵💜
Thank you! That sounds lovely!!
1910' blouses weren't in my wish list until now. It's not ideal for the winter, so I have a few mounths to get the pattern.
Yeah, definitely not the warmest blouse, but I hope you enjoy the process of making one later!
I’m having that exact same problem with my collar bunching up in the back
I think it's an issue with the shape of the collar & neckline, but honestly don't know enough about collar drafting to fix it (yet)
@@mountainfiber809 definitely, if I had a dress form I would just try draping it myself