This cheerful buttery-yellow Mimi blouse (from Tilly and the Buttons: Love at First Stitch <–affiliate link) is perfect for spring.
I started it way back in February, as I was compiling a set of patterns to use for my #epicdressproject, and I love the gathered details, the shape of the neckline and the collar, and the cute pleats in the sleeves.
But when I got to the buttonholes, I stalled. I was simply procrastinating, and it bothered me that I was procrastinating. So I finally finished it up this past week so that I could check it off my list.
The fabric is from my stash, and it’s a similar feel to a shirting even though it’s a former sheet. I also found the buttons in my stash, so aside from the thread, this project was free!
I have to admit, I messed up the buttonholes. I was trying to multitask and help my kids do some schoolwork review (like almost everyone else in the US, our schools are closed right now, and I made them horizontally all the way down the front! I don’t know what I was thinking… but since it’s a wearable muslin, I’m not too worried… we’ll just call it a design feature, ha.
P.S. the skirt I’m wearing is the Delphine skirt I made using the pattern from the same book!
