Hello Hive friends! Today I'm showing you a blouse I made using fabric scraps I had on hand. For this blouse I used:

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_{Materiales//Materials}

• Tela berbely color vinotinto
• Patrón,de chaleco y mangas de blusa
• Hilo vinotinto
• Tijera
• Lápiz
• Alfileres

• Beverly fabric in burgundy
• Vest and blouse sleeve pattern
• Burgundy thread
• Scissors
• Pencil
• Pins

_{Elaboración//Elaboration}

• Paso nro 1

• Paso nro 1

I started by folding the fabric to the right and placing the front pattern on it, securing it with pins so it wouldn't move when cutting. Then I folded the fabric to the right again and placed the back pattern on it, securing it with pins before cutting so it wouldn't move. And that's how the front piece looks now that it's cut. Now I'm going to mark the sleeve with a pencil because I'm going to enlarge it a little more since you can see that it's smaller. And now I'll cut several long strips that will serve as bias tape and strips to make the ties.

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• Paso nro 2

• Paso nro 2

I started at the part where the shoulders fall to join the front and back, and then I sewed the sleeves on.

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• Paso nro 3

• Paso nro 3

I was already sewing the sides here.

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• Paso nro 4

• Paso nro 4

I sewed the strips that are for the bows and sewed them on the front of the blouse. And for better durability, I sewed a flap of the same fabric over the strips.

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• Paso nro 5

• Paso nro 5

Then I proceeded to sew the bias tape on the neckline. And finally, I sewed the hem of the sleeves and the bottom part.

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_{Resultado//Result}

See how we can make a lovely blouse from the leftover fabric scraps. I hope you liked the idea... I'm signing off, my lovely group, with a warm hug... 🤗

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_{The photos presented in this blog are my responsibility. The images have been edited using Canva. The photographs were taken with my Infinix hot 10 cell phone. The content has been translated with Google translator.}