Digital Pattern + Video Class Driftwood Blouse + Dress Sewing Pattern - Women's/Curved Fit

I was after a raglan blouse, so really happy to find a kiwi-drafted one and one that gives so many options.
A keeper.

Another great pattern by T+T. The different neckline and sleeve options make it very versatile. I made my driftwood blouse out of a lovely and soft crêpe de chine. I want to make the dress version next.

I loved this pattern. The sizes were true to size. The videos were super helpful. I used pre loved material and made a beautiful blouse. Can’t wait to make another one.

I'm a fairly confident beginner and found this a really nice blouse to make. The instructions are great, and when I got a bit stuck I emailed Twig and Tale and received a very prompt and helpful reply which sorted out my problem straightaway. I will be making this pattern again in a lighter fabric for a better drape, but I'm still very happy with what I achieved this time. And have bought another Twig and Tale pattern!

I love this pattern! Such a quick and easy sew and a really well-drafted pattern. I’ve made a few now and I especially love how you can get a completely different look based on the fabric you choose. Very versatile

As a fairly novice sewist, I approached the Driftwood blouse with fear and trepidation! It is the first garment I have ever sewn for myself and so was nervous about whether it would pass muster. I'm pleased to say that the end result is great ... albeit with a few mistakes.

I make life more complicated for myself by using a fairly tricky viscose and then sewing french seams wherever I could to make the wrong side comfy and look finished. I had real trouble setting the sleeves in but, with some wonderful help from the T&T FB community, I was able to get them bang on - focusing on the stitch line rather than the very edge of the fabric made all the difference. The real difficulty came with the binding around the neck and ties. I don't really know what I kept doing wrong but I ended up having to cut the binding twice and had three attempts to sew on. Somehow, I kept ending up with a neckline that was way too big as my gathers slipped. My solution was to baste the gathers in place and then sew the binding on ... oh and checking way more often whether I was doing ok. I think it might be helpful if there was an explicit measurement (maybe there is but I didn't clock it) of how long the ties should be so that I would know if I'd got the neckline right. The final glitch was on the cuffs - I did the hack to have cuffed sleeves with buttons on elastic loops and somehow I've ended up with one loop on the edge of the cuff and one loop where the cuff meets the sleeve - I'm living with this mistake and it's only noticeable to me I'm sure.
Size-wise, I think it came up a little big for me. I made a Size I and probably next time will do an H. I'm a UK size 16.
Overall, I really like the end result despite my rookie errors. I will make another one ... in fact, I've already bought some fabric. Hopefully, my next attempt will be an improvement. Thanks to Erica for all her help along the way.

I recently finished sewing my first Driftwood, and it's so feminine. I love how it turned out, despite the medium-weight linen I used. Next one will be in something much lighter. Thank you T&T for these lovely patterns.

First Twig and Tale pattern I’ve made (more ready to go though). Really easy to follow and the video clips are brilliant.
The blouse is lovely so may options and the fit is perfect. Planning more to make.

I made the short sleeve, v neck option. OMG it was a perfect fit, and went together perfectly. So much so that i cut another top out the very next day!

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