Sewing an EDWARDIAN BLOUSE for a HISTORYBOUNDING Look Book

Welcome to part three of my Edwardian Spring Summer Look Book as I plan to revamp my history bounding wardrobe. I’m going to show you how I create an Edwardian Blouse or shirtwaist which will be worn with multiple different outfits.
I hope it will inspire you whether you sew your own clothes, are looking for pointers on how to create and style a modern historybounding wardrobe or are potential customers of Blue Lady Couture.
You’ll probably hear me mention things like the ‘Beatrix’ or the ‘Sylvia’ or the ‘Mary’. These are the names of different styles available in my Etsy store. I will cover these in a bit more detail as I proceed through the series, but you can visit my shop link here:
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You can watch Part One where I design the looks I’m going to create and talk about my inspirations here:

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[isabellaferretti]

Stylish shirtwaist, I can see a working woman wearing it to an office job circa 1902. Love the play on stripes

[jackiejames]

I love the color and the pattern matching is spot on.

[manuelitaruiz]

Very nice, it looks so pretty on you❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉

[tiamatmichellehart]

Brilliantly done; I definitely want to sew buttons like those ones on my blouses!

[melissamelissa]

It’s a pretty pattern but it needs a little lace or something girl. I would add just a tiny bit of lace around the upper neck as well as the cuff edges and yolk.

[Ellaodi]

This is absolutely sublime! I love the way your videos are edited and set up! You explain so well

[MijnWolden]

oompf that's beautiful! also, I love your hair :D