Here is another saree re-furbished

Designer Blouse 10

Don't blame me if you think it is to much of criss-cross . It is because I had ample scope to design the blouse as the blouse detached from saree had four zari borders.  Constantly I  was changing my idea, ended up stitching this one. For sleeves too the borders were attached separately as I had left over border.

Designer Blouse 9

This one is latest stitched one. Borders kept vertically. Attached a rectangular piece of cloth in the center. Ended up having bigger piece than required. So what did I do????

Designer Blouse 8

This is the blouse, for first time stitched for other than relatives. My friend gave me a free hand to design to my taste for her daughter's pattu paavadai, which she had taken for 2012 Diwali. She understood me very well that how long I take to decide the decide or simply you can call me lazy, gave me this a month prior to the occasion. 

First marked the measurements, cut, attached only the neckline with right side over the lining, turned it over. Then pasted all motifs before hand stitching it only on to the blouse, so that stitches are not seen underneath the lining cloth. About sleeves.....

Designer Blouse 7

The main part of the episode is I stitched both blouses in three days time. That is record time for me. Otherwise I will be thinking...thinking...for the pattern itself for a week.

Designer Blouse 6

My sister-in-law came here on vacation last month. She couldn't find a tailor who will stitch a designer blouse and give it on time for the occasion of her cousin brother's wedding.. I pounced on the opportunity to utilize my skill to try petal sleeves which I learned from Vani mam's blog when my sister-in-law asked me with much hesitation as she didn't want to disturb me.

Designer Blouse 4

This is a very nice peacock green chiffon saree with scarce gold color prints. Wanted to have a very short sleeves like magyar sleeves but not a sleeveless.

Designer Blouse 3

This Blouse was stitched for my sister-in-law, for a nice green saree with thin maroon border. She just likes only very simple design, not anything grand. So stitched mango motifs at the back and small mango motifs in the sleeves. The motifs all together costed Rs.75/-. Simple on purse too.

Designer Blouse 2

My first Designer Saree purchased for Diwali 2010. It is cool blue.

It is an ordinary blouse design just with a string at the back. There was no need of too much work to do at the back.

Designer Blouse 1

Here, I am posting all the blouses designed by me either before or after stitching. Sometimes I don't get the idea what to design or I may not get the required designs or motifs which I will be having in my mind. Depending on the idea I get after raking my brain, I do the designs. But sure enough I have to decide on the neck design before stitching.

So here is my first one:  Blouse 1

Here is another saree re-furbished

Designer Blouse 10

Don't blame me if you think it is to much of criss-cross . It is because I had ample scope to design the blouse as the blouse detached from saree had four zari borders.  Constantly I  was changing my idea, ended up stitching this one. For sleeves too the borders were attached separately as I had left over border.

Designer Blouse 9

This one is latest stitched one. Borders kept vertically. Attached a rectangular piece of cloth in the center. Ended up having bigger piece than required. So what did I do????

Designer Blouse 8

This is the blouse, for first time stitched for other than relatives. My friend gave me a free hand to design to my taste for her daughter's pattu paavadai, which she had taken for 2012 Diwali. She understood me very well that how long I take to decide the decide or simply you can call me lazy, gave me this a month prior to the occasion. 

First marked the measurements, cut, attached only the neckline with right side over the lining, turned it over. Then pasted all motifs before hand stitching it only on to the blouse, so that stitches are not seen underneath the lining cloth. About sleeves.....

Designer Blouse 7

The main part of the episode is I stitched both blouses in three days time. That is record time for me. Otherwise I will be thinking...thinking...for the pattern itself for a week.

Designer Blouse 6

My sister-in-law came here on vacation last month. She couldn't find a tailor who will stitch a designer blouse and give it on time for the occasion of her cousin brother's wedding.. I pounced on the opportunity to utilize my skill to try petal sleeves which I learned from Vani mam's blog when my sister-in-law asked me with much hesitation as she didn't want to disturb me.

Designer Blouse 4

This is a very nice peacock green chiffon saree with scarce gold color prints. Wanted to have a very short sleeves like magyar sleeves but not a sleeveless.

Designer Blouse 3

This Blouse was stitched for my sister-in-law, for a nice green saree with thin maroon border. She just likes only very simple design, not anything grand. So stitched mango motifs at the back and small mango motifs in the sleeves. The motifs all together costed Rs.75/-. Simple on purse too.

Designer Blouse 2

My first Designer Saree purchased for Diwali 2010. It is cool blue.

It is an ordinary blouse design just with a string at the back. There was no need of too much work to do at the back.

Designer Blouse 1

Here, I am posting all the blouses designed by me either before or after stitching. Sometimes I don't get the idea what to design or I may not get the required designs or motifs which I will be having in my mind. Depending on the idea I get after raking my brain, I do the designs. But sure enough I have to decide on the neck design before stitching.

So here is my first one:  Blouse 1

Here is another saree re-furbished

Designer Blouse 10

Don't blame me if you think it is to much of criss-cross . It is because I had ample scope to design the blouse as the blouse detached from saree had four zari borders.  Constantly I  was changing my idea, ended up stitching this one. For sleeves too the borders were attached separately as I had left over border.

Designer Blouse 9

This one is latest stitched one. Borders kept vertically. Attached a rectangular piece of cloth in the center. Ended up having bigger piece than required. So what did I do????

Designer Blouse 8

This is the blouse, for first time stitched for other than relatives. My friend gave me a free hand to design to my taste for her daughter's pattu paavadai, which she had taken for 2012 Diwali. She understood me very well that how long I take to decide the decide or simply you can call me lazy, gave me this a month prior to the occasion. 

First marked the measurements, cut, attached only the neckline with right side over the lining, turned it over. Then pasted all motifs before hand stitching it only on to the blouse, so that stitches are not seen underneath the lining cloth. About sleeves.....

Designer Blouse 7

The main part of the episode is I stitched both blouses in three days time. That is record time for me. Otherwise I will be thinking...thinking...for the pattern itself for a week.

Designer Blouse 6

My sister-in-law came here on vacation last month. She couldn't find a tailor who will stitch a designer blouse and give it on time for the occasion of her cousin brother's wedding.. I pounced on the opportunity to utilize my skill to try petal sleeves which I learned from Vani mam's blog when my sister-in-law asked me with much hesitation as she didn't want to disturb me.

Designer Blouse 4

This is a very nice peacock green chiffon saree with scarce gold color prints. Wanted to have a very short sleeves like magyar sleeves but not a sleeveless.

Designer Blouse 3

This Blouse was stitched for my sister-in-law, for a nice green saree with thin maroon border. She just likes only very simple design, not anything grand. So stitched mango motifs at the back and small mango motifs in the sleeves. The motifs all together costed Rs.75/-. Simple on purse too.

Designer Blouse 2

My first Designer Saree purchased for Diwali 2010. It is cool blue.

It is an ordinary blouse design just with a string at the back. There was no need of too much work to do at the back.

Designer Blouse 1

Here, I am posting all the blouses designed by me either before or after stitching. Sometimes I don't get the idea what to design or I may not get the required designs or motifs which I will be having in my mind. Depending on the idea I get after raking my brain, I do the designs. But sure enough I have to decide on the neck design before stitching.

So here is my first one:  Blouse 1