The French Seams along with the binding on the neck and arm holes means that there are no raw edges at all. It took a long time to carefully pin it all, but it was well worth it.
And with light shining through it the blouse looks really well finished:
In addition to the French Seams the other firsts with this blouse were that I was using a chiffon fabric, and that I was using a plaid (and that I was doing both for the first time, eek!). I made an effort when cutting to match the horizontal stripes in the plaid, which I think I have been pretty successful with, especially for a first try
.So that's 2 for 2 with the pendrell patten so far! Hooray!
Gorgeous work Rachel.
ReplyDeleteGreat work! The inside of your blouse is impressive. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work you have made a fantastic job of this. I am goingto have to try the Pendrell soon I love it .
ReplyDeleteHey Rachel - thanks for letting me know that french seams can be done on the Pendrell top...I'll be keeping that in mind!
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