The finished group of garments includes one purchased garment, a pair of black jeans, and one previously-made garment, a linen blouse with tucks and lace insertion.
The garments:

V 2390 Wardrobe pattern
- Jacket in silk/linen broken herringbone (Michael’s bundle)
- Skirt in silk/linen broken herringbone with stretch lace underlay
- Trousers in tropical wool (Hancock’s)

- Print polyester microfiber (G Street Fabrics)

Loes Hinse Cowl Top in black stretch lace and blue mesh (Hancock’s, Spandex House)

S 4076, D Gray polyester matte jersey (G Street Fabrics)
2 comments:
Another great SWAP! I like how you worked the blouse pattern different ways. I just lurk around checking out all the fabulous work going on. You've done some terrific sewing the past couple of years...congratulations!
Marguerite (Auntie J)
Mary, I just wanted to let you know that yours was my favorite swap. I really think your pieces coordinated well together. I love the little things you did that made everything work together. Very nice.
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