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Hunt for blouse pattern

ttyrah

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A friend of mine recently asked for a favor that I absolutely couldn't say no to. She wants me to help her find a blouse pattern so she can finally stop obsessing over a gorgeous top she saw and loved but couldn't buy last weekend. She loved everything about the shape, but not the fabric or color and she found out it wasn't available in anything else. It has nice clean lines, a boxy slightly cropped fit, boat neckline, and bracelet sleeves, like something right off a minimalist runway.
She's not a sewer herself, so she immediately turned to me with that look of "could we make this?" and now dear friends, we're on a mission.

I've been trying to track down a pattern that'll give us what we want and still but the tricky part is getting the neckline and silhouette right. It needs to be boxy without being shapeless.

So what pattern would you reco when someone wants a modern, elevated blouse with strong lines and a simple finish? Ideally something with a bateau or jewel neckline, straight silhouette, and set in sleeves (or even a dolman variation if it still holds structure).
 
Oh, I like a sewing rescue mission! That sounds like a fantastic project!
Based on your description, the Lou Box Top is the first thing that comes to mind.
It's classic, has that perfect straight silhouette and boatneck option.
Also try checking out the Wiksten Tova blouse, Tessuti Patterns Pia or Mandy Boat Tee!
 
Since your friend's after that clean, minimalist runway vibe, do you think you'll stick to a commercial pattern, or are you tempted to draft or hack one yourself?
 
I've been trying to track down a pattern that'll give us what we want and still but the tricky part is getting the neckline and silhouette right. It needs to be boxy without being shapeless.
check out boatneck blouse sewing pattern on Wardrobe By Me, or lou box top by Sew DIY. it looks suitable with the one you guys want
 
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