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help me find a pattern or store
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i want a top like this and i can't find it 
- floofy arms
- neck + arm cufs
- white\cream
- satin fabric

so i figured i either need to find it or make it but idk where to start for a good pattern
Date: 15-06-2022 22:46 | Times changed: 1
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Maris wrote:
a basic top with turtleneck and bisshop sleeves. I use sewist.com for this, very cheap and made to your own measurements
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Date: 15-06-2022 23:03
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Maris wrote:
a basic top with turtleneck and bisshop sleeves. I use sewist.com for this, very cheap and made to your own measurements
bless u for knowing what stuff is named bc i'm like "poofy sleeves" yes fluffy sleeves 
Date: 15-06-2022 23:04
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Maris wrote:
Maris wrote:
a basic top with turtleneck and bisshop sleeves. I use sewist.com for this, very cheap and made to your own measurements
you might have to alter it a bit to have it fit the way you want so i would advise making a muslin or cutting big seam allowance
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Date: 15-06-2022 23:04
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Suchomimus wrote:
maybe try search high neck bishop sleeve or lantern sleeve blouse
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Date: 15-06-2022 23:04
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Maris wrote:
Eostre wrote:
Maris wrote:
a basic top with turtleneck and bisshop sleeves. I use sewist.com for this, very cheap and made to your own measurements
bless u for knowing what stuff is named bc i'm like "poofy sleeves" yes fluffy sleeves 
haha i studied to be a seamstress, if you need help, feel free to contact me
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Date: 15-06-2022 23:04
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Maris wrote:
Eostre wrote:
Maris wrote:
a basic top with turtleneck and bisshop sleeves. I use sewist.com for this, very cheap and made to your own measurements
bless u for knowing what stuff is named bc i'm like "poofy sleeves" yes fluffy sleeves 
haha i studied to be a seamstress, if you need help, feel free to contact me
YES I NEED HELP
how do I do this and do I have a shot at actually sewing w this fabric nicely
Date: 15-06-2022 23:05
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Maris wrote:
Eostre wrote:
Maris wrote:
Eostre wrote:
bless u for knowing what stuff is named bc i'm like "poofy sleeves" yes fluffy sleeves 
haha i studied to be a seamstress, if you need help, feel free to contact me
YES I NEED HELP
how do I do this and do I have a shot at actually sewing w this fabric nicely
ok so idk how much experience you have so i'm just gonna do a full explanation start to finish.

The website  doesnt have exactly a bisshop sleeve, but i think this would be closest to what you want and also quite simple to do:
https://www.sewist.com/editor/mix/36-373-397-399-2560-374-376-626-624-623-404-408-426-427-428-429-430-431-432-433-269-286-3551

Add your own measurements on the left and buy the pattern without seam allowance, make sure to pick a format that can be printed by your printer.

I think it would be wise to make it in a different fabric first, just to see if it will fit well. Take an old curtain or buy one at a 2nd hand store, try to get a fabric thats close to the one your trying to sew with.  if you need to do any alterations, wear the garment inside out, and pin the parts that needs to be taken in keep taking it in until it fits, dont cut the fabric in the meantime. When it fits how you want, look at the seams you changed and draw this on the pattern as well. Cut the altered pattern in the right fabric with 1cm/inch seam allowance (I would use some leftover fabric to make some samples before you start sewing to get used to it) cut it, sew it, done :)
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Date: 15-06-2022 23:22
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Maris wrote:
Eostre wrote:
Maris wrote:
haha i studied to be a seamstress, if you need help, feel free to contact me
YES I NEED HELP
how do I do this and do I have a shot at actually sewing w this fabric nicely
ok so idk how much experience you have so i'm just gonna do a full explanation start to finish.

The website  doesnt have exactly a bisshop sleeve, but i think this would be closest to what you want and also quite simple to do:
https://www.sewist.com/editor/mix/36-373-397-399-2560-374-376-626-624-623-404-408-426-427-428-429-430-431-432-433-269-286-3551

Add your own measurements on the left and buy the pattern without seam allowance, make sure to pick a format that can be printed by your printer.

I think it would be wise to make it in a different fabric first, just to see if it will fit well. Take an old curtain or buy one at a 2nd hand store, try to get a fabric thats close to the one your trying to sew with.  if you need to do any alterations, wear the garment inside out, and pin the parts that needs to be taken in keep taking it in until it fits, dont cut the fabric in the meantime. When it fits how you want, look at the seams you changed and draw this on the pattern as well. Cut the altered pattern in the right fabric with 1cm/inch seam allowance (I would use some leftover fabric to make some samples before you start sewing to get used to it) cut it, sew it, done
thank you! I'm gonna look closer at all of that tomorrow.
Well, very little. I have not sewn clothes in my life rly. And I guess I've only sewn w cotton rly.
Date: 15-06-2022 23:35
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I have found my taste in clothes tho.. mostly the first half now bc the second half was the old use of this moodboard that was only typ high fashion but now it's more like... white things i like


no.pinterest.com/cedence/moodboard-2020/
Date: 15-06-2022 23:36
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