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I totally made this blouse and skirt!
This is what I spent all of last Saturday 3 weeks ago doing instead of studying.
Procrasta-sewing!
And now I am procrasta-blogging.
But I'm really pleased with this blouse! Here's some close ups of it
to show you how not even terrible it is:
  
I’m really enjoying DIYing vintage style clothes at the moment. I make new clothes so I look like I’m wearing old clothes. There’s something just not quite right about that…
Also if you guys could vote for my look here that would be so fantastic - I am trying to win a feature in Asos magazine, plus an Asos shopping spree!
Wearing:
Blouse - I made it
Skirt - I made it
Hat - c/o Wholesaledress
Socks - Tutuanna
Shoes - Vintage
Hope you're having a lovely day,
Annika xxx
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Tuesday, 5 June 2012
Handmade outfit, hooray!
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You can make me some clothes if you like! Love the print on the blouse.
ReplyDeleteJade
I love the blouse! Procrasti-anything is great. Until you finally feel the crunch and curse yourself for procrasti-doing stuff.
ReplyDeletehahaha, I agree. Although my particular brand of procrastination always has to be doing something super productive. I hardly ever just read a book and relax, so I feel completely tired out whenever I start on doing whatever it is that I've been avoiding, haha.
DeleteI love both the blouse and the skirt, I think what really makes the blouse for me the is proportions on the collar are perfect! Cute socks too! :)
ReplyDeleteguess what I'm doing right now? procrasta-blogging! such a gorgeous blouse, love the fabric. and the cinched waist skirt is adorable!
ReplyDeleteOhh, the blouse has such a pretty floral pattern! You are seriously amazing at sewing!
ReplyDeleteX Jane
http://thetaleoftwobuttons.blogspot.com
i absolutely love the pattern! and you look so cute *-*
ReplyDeleteplease please please do a tutorial for le blouse! xo
ReplyDeleteWoah as if you made this outfit you look stunning! Please share a tutorial on how you did it!
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You're amazing, I wish I could make clothes like you do! The skirt has such a lovely shape.
ReplyDeleteCarmen Ri.
I'm thrilled about you comment in my blog! You're sucj an inspiration (and I do have exactly the same hat!)
ReplyDeleteLove,
Charlotte
You are so handy! I admire you.
ReplyDeleteGosh, that's cute! The circle skirt is really such an easy flattering piece to wear. I can't believe I don't have any!
ReplyDelete...so I think I need to make one myself!
ReplyDeleteYour so good at DIY's! Can't believe you made these , welldone they are lovely :D <3
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed with your crafty-ladyship. Amazing, grrl.
ReplyDeleteYou also look darling!
If you were to sell any of those high-waisted skirts - I WOULD BE IN ON IT.
So lovely! I do the same when I make my clothes, they always look like I've picked them up at an op shop somewhere. And of course I couldn't possibly make a dress without a darling collar on it!!
ReplyDeleteDid you freehand your blouse or did you use a pattern? It is so lovely!
ReplyDeleteoh goodness sorry i never replied!! :( i just saw this! I used a pattern for this one :)
DeleteThis is soooo lovely! Was this skirt made the same way you made the velvet circle skirt? I'm trying to start sewing my own clothes and I've been looking for a tutorial for a skirt just like this!
ReplyDeleteyup, exactly the same :)
DeleteLove your top! How did you make it?
ReplyDeletehttp://astyleblogofsomesort.blogspot.com/
That's a long story... haha. It was made using a vintage pattern. I never did a DIY for it because it was too hard to explain.. sorry!
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