This month our giveaway is "Sencha" from Colette patterns. On their website "Sencha" is described as "a simple, versatile blouse perfect for creative embellishment, with deep tucks at the front and back waist for a loose but curvy shape great for tucking in."
All variations of the pattern are included. "Version 1 closes with back snaps, making it easiest to sew. Version 2 has neckline tucks and buttons up the back. Version 3 has a keyhole neckline with tie closure and buttons up the back."
The pattern is size O-18, and rated "beginner" so you can try out a Collete pattern even if you're new to sewing. Get your summer tops going, ladies!
(all images from Colette Patterns)To win "Sencha", leave a comment on this post. I'll pick a winner in the first week of April and send the pattern to you, where ever you might be in the world. Good luck!
Update: The winner has been announced and this giveaway is now closed. Thanks for your interest!
28 comments:
I'm in the middle of looking for a new blouse pattern to try. I have actually been looking online at this pattern and seriously contimplating buying it!!
Love you. Love you're blog. love the pattern. love vintage. keep bloggin'.
Thanks for your comment on my blog. I've already got this pattern so I won't enter the giveaway. But I just wanted to say that I watched your Maggie and Mildred animation - it's so cute! I'm going to spread the word...
Your blog makes me want to start knitting! I liked your sewn ice cream cones and chocolate éclair as well. Adorable.
Oh, yes please, count me in for Sencha been gone.
Actually this pattern is on my list to get anyway, so it would be great to win it!
ooh i have been wanting this pattern for a while now!
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I would SO love to make the Sencha blouse! Althoug after reading your blog I always think about taking up knitting again - and maybe for something else than scarves...
Ooh, Sencha. I've been meaning to get my hands on this for ages, and have thus far failed.... I may have to follow you on Ravelry too now.
I just discovered your blog and am looking forward to exploring the archives. Please enter me in the Sencha giveaway. Thanks!
Love that keyhole version!
I've always wanted to try a Colette pattern - they are SO beautiful.
Yes please! Just got referred to your site. Excited to see what you've got going on here. Looks fun, so far!
Colette is my FAVORITE. Thanks for the giveaway!
Ooh I'd love to win this pattern. I'm a hardened dress-wearer but have been lured into the thoughts of skirts and blouses after seeing so many pretty makes of the Sencha and Beignet...please enter me for the competition! x
I've been eyeing this pattern for months! I would love to win it:)
I've been thinking of buying this for ages! It's so pretty, I'm imagining it with the notch neckline and a loose silky bow. Maybe even polka dots!
Just started sewing again after a long hiatus of knitting, and found your blog through Tilly and the Buttons. The Collette patterns are great and I'd love to have the blouse.
Sencha is such a perfect looking blouse, I'd love to win it and I think I have a piece of silk hiding around here that would work perfectly!
I would love to win this pattern!!
Ooh how exciting. I've seen a few made versions of is blouse and they all look very inspiring!
Hee hee - I'm supposed to be commenting on the Sencha blouse, which is such a lovely pattern, and a happy reminder that spring and summer really are supposed to be on their way (grey old Britain here) but I'm much too amused by the whimsy of sewn icream and butter yellow bee hive hats on your side bar! :)
just starting make good use of my sewing machine and i would love to try this pattern!
Oh, I love this pattern! I want to go to there! And I adore the sweater you made for your sister, so pretty!
OOh, new pattern. I see lots of people have made great pieces from this pattern. That and I am dying to try out something from Colette.
I love this pattern but haven't been able to buy it...I'd love to win!
So glad it's a "beginner" pattern and it still looks cute! It's not any warmer yet but I would love to start on a fun summery top to get through the rainy season ;)
This is a really nice pattern. I love your color choices too. The polka dot lining in the light coat is great with the solid blouse.
Good luck to all the people who entered the contest - (me ,too ;0) )
Happy Weekend everyone.
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