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Sailor Husband has the day off (hurrah!), so I’m taking a bit of a break from blogging today so we can do spend some time together! I also wanted to show you a sneak peek at the 1940s sequined blouse I mentioned last week. It still needs snaps for the side placket closure (somehow I managed to completely run out of snaps in my stash!), but it’s 95% complete. Hopefully more on that in a couple days…
Have a lovely Monday, friends!
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Wow! Lovely, as ever!
BTW, thank you so much for taking the time to e-mail me…really appreciated *quick hug*
Very nice! Hope you guys have a nice day. Tell Sailor Hubby I said hi!
XO
Mom
it’s stunning!
Ooh, love the sequins! I want to do this, I have a pack of vintage copper sequins I could use.
oh, it’s beautiful! i love the sequins.
How pretty! Have a wonderful day with the hubby.
Gorgeous work, as always!
I love it!
Your blouse looks lovely! Can’t wait to see the completed project (even though it’s practically done!)!
I like the sequin detailing. Done by hand as usual, I would guess?
How gorgeous! I would totally buy this in a store :]
beautiful!! I can’t wait to see it on you!
Wonderful blouse! I love the practicality of separetes, it’s so much easier to make them work for me. Dresses are great, but for everyday wear I prefer things I can combine, like a fancy blouse with a simpler skirt. I bet that blouse will look great with the favorite skirt you showed us a while ago!
Have a great day with your man! =)
Cheers!
Hey is this the sencha blouse??? I made one out of cotton and I am not pleased with it… I need to make it out of something silky…. this is divine!
Love it! Just enough shiny to catch the eye without going full showgirl.
What fabric did you use?
so cute!
That blouse looks like a dream! Have a nice day with your husband!
The sequin detail is lovely!
Very cute
Love it! It’s exactly like some of the blouses I’ve been eying!