Let’s talk about gauze fabric. Before I started sewing garments, I thought gauze fabric was only for bandages and baby blankets. I had no idea it would be suitable for garments. Fast forward to present day when gauze is one of my most favorite woven fabrics.
*This fabric was provided to me for free as a member of the Minerva Makers team. All views and opinions are my own.
The first time I sewed with gauze was for my Chalk & Notch Fringe Dress. (I have yet to blog about it, but here is a look at it on Instagram.) Even though they’re both technically gauze fabric, the double gauze I used for that dress is significantly different from the gauze I used in this top. Both are still very breathable, but this one is way more textured and bubbly. If you’re looking to add texture to a garment, look no further!
Here, I used the free Ruffle Sleeve Top pattern from In the Folds for Peppermint Magazine. I have a goal to work through all their beautiful freebie patterns and this one did not disappoint. With thorough instructions and a clean design, I’d highly recommend this pattern to sewists of all levels.
For more pics and details including modifications and sizing, check out my post on the Minerva site. Be sure to give me a follow while you’re there and let me know what you think!
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