Certain things cannot be controlled and that's life.
On Wednesday I made a comeback post only to be hit by fever few hours to my relaxation. I know it's as a result of accumulated burn-out over the weeks.
I am feeling way better now and well prepared to share a Blazer I've left in my archive few weeks before I AWOL here.
This blazer is so fine that I couldn't stop admiring it.
It was made with a very fine and quality wool. And, I did a thing at the back which made it very unique.
This is a double-breasted blazer which can be styled differently.
I drafted it using the Helen Armstrong pattern after which I interfaced the fabric, to give it stability.
After interfacing, I proceeded to sewing. I did a false pocket instead of a welt pocket.
Ironing is one tedious work of a fashion designer. But the trick to well-tailored outfit is giving each seam a good press.
I turned the pieces with lining. The only lining that works for blazer is a suit -lining. Any other one wouldn't give it the structure it needs.
I joined the front shoulder to the back shoulder.
After which, I joined the collar to the blazer and it was looking great already.
Another delicate part of blazer making is the sleeve. I drafted the sleeve and attached it to the blazer before detailing the back of the blazer.
I used an eyelet to make a mini corset on the blazer's back bodice and used buttons on the sleeves.
This is indeed a masterpiece. I love everything about this project. Is this a fit you will also love to rock?
Images used are mine.
Amie,
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Wow! What a lovely creation, my friend; it's more than just a blazer, it's a true work of art. I love the result.
Oh I'm glad you love it. Thank you for the cheers!
This is a fantastic piece! Beautifully done, and "Kudos!" for the unique idea of the mini-corset back! π
Oh thank you very much. I'm glad you love it.