Lost Coast Historical Patterns and Costume Supplies
Patterns,Corset,and Costume SuppliesArmistice Blouse by Folkwear
Product Description
Sizes Small to 3XL
The true blouse began showing at the end of World War I. The trend in fashion was to simplify fashions again after the Edwardian Era. Women had become more active. The bodice is usually in a sheer fabric and lined, but printed silks would do just fine.There are options for trim on the bodice front and the collar and cuffs can be embellished in many ways.Can be worn today as an interesting blouse to the office or wedding.
Sewing Level: Intermediate
The true blouse began showing at the end of World War I. The trend in fashion was to simplify fashions again after the Edwardian Era. Women had become more active. The bodice is usually in a sheer fabric and lined, but printed silks would do just fine.There are options for trim on the bodice front and the collar and cuffs can be embellished in many ways.Can be worn today as an interesting blouse to the office or wedding.
Sewing Level: Intermediate
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