Tally Sharples on Instagram: "Let’s turn a modern shirt to a vintage style blouse. I’m using my trusted blouse pattern for this (Etsy, VintagePatternsSewingBI: Vintage 1930’s vintage sewing pattern: WWII Women’s suit) with the sleeve coming from the Sophie Hatter costume pattern I like to use (Etsy, FashionPatternStudio: Victorian Inspired daily dress). I was able to reuse the button front and the sleeves, so this entire process took me less than two hours ✨"

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1945 ladies' blouse pattern with those classic wide shoulders and gathers below the yoke. Note the hairstyles on the models. You'll see a lot of these dropped shoulder yokes and gathered bodice fronts in this time period--a feature on my 1940s "Swing" Dress Pattern .

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Butterick 5927; ca. 1952; "Quick & Easy" Blouse: Surplice-Yoke Details. You'll find this the perfect blouse for rising neckline suits. The softly draped surplice line is worked into the yoke. (View A) This blouse has short sleeves. (View B) This version of the blouse has below-elbow length sleeves. Featured on the cover of Butterick Printed Patterns February 1952. Virtual Vintage [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for…

I love dresses. I love them so much because you throw on a dress and it can be a whole outfit! There's no deciding what goes with what or should the top be left tucked in or out. For me, the less decisions to make the better, so I love a complete all-in-one outfit. Unfortunately my great love of dresses means I tend to neglect tops in my wardrobe. The good thing is, I'm always pleasantly surprised when I make a blouse at how quickly it goes and how little fabric it uses because I'm so used…

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Vogue 5524; ca. 1940s; Blouse “Easy-To-Make”. Cap sleeves with raglan shoulders. Soft bateau style neck-line, worn high or low. Button on thread used as a weight at front neck. This blouse may be cut from a 36’’ square scarf. Featured in Vogue Patterns Catalog, October 1947 SeamRacer blog Reproduction at Lady Marlowe multi-size options [insert your photos of this pattern made up] [insert your username, and make sure your preferences allow for people to contact you via e-mail. Do not list…