Saturday, June 27, 2009
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About Me
- Jennifer
- I live in Los Angeles with my husband.
I design textiles and clothing.
Ermie (Ermengarde Vincencia Cuhel 1898-1995) was my great aunt who inspired and supported me in my creative endeavors.
Unless otherwise noted: All original textile designs and photographs featured on this blog © Jennifer Parry Dodge 2008-2013 and have been registered with the U.S. Copyright Office.
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8 comments:
what a beautful blouse!! It looks really comfortable to wear!!
Have a great weekend!! oxox
wow,i love it. you made this pattern yourself? it looks incredible! i'm just starting into the world of garment sewing so this is very inspiring.
may i ask how much fabric you need (as a general rule) to make a blouse?
Natsumi,
yes it is very lightweight and comfortable, thanks :)
Kate, this is only the second blouse I've ever made, so in my very limited experience about 2 yards for a blouse, and about 3 for a dress...I've had leftover fabric with both.Your blog and your animals are very nice!
great, thank you for letting me know. i kinda figured it would be around that, but knowing me i would order not quite enough fabric.
and i can't believe this is only your second blouse. holy smokes!
Ho this blouse is wonderful! I love this fabric... Bravo!
the fabric looks beautiful as a blouse! i was thinking of using it for a baby carrier, but boy, i wish i could make a top instead.
what a great blouse! the fabric is beautiful!
oohhhh, so pretty! HI!!!! So nice to catch up on your blog, your plants look so purdy :)
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