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  1. Feb 3, 2007 #1
    jigyasa

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    Hello ladies,

    I need some advice. I recently bought a saree and now I need to get a blouse stitched for it. I wanted something fancy so the tailor told me I should get it done in a new style. The pattern at the back will form a V and its ends will be left free so I will have to tie a knot at the back. Front will be U neck. So far, I have worn fancy blouses but they all have hooks in the front, this will be a totally new style for me. Has anyone of you ever made such a blouse? If so, does it look nice when worn? I tried to find examples of it on the internet but was not able to find any. Let me know what you think.

    ~ Jigyasa
     
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  2. Feb 3, 2007 #2
    Varloo

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    Hai,
    if you are adventorous, you can wear a blouse like tht. I have worn blouses with strings at the top and small base at back even in the 80's. Nowadays many such blouses are fashionable. Try one, what is the harm?
     
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  3. Feb 4, 2007 #3
    jigyasa

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    Looks like you were pretty adventurous even in the 80s :) I was raised in a conservative family with strict parents so you can imagine.... but I am going to be a little adventurous this time. Will let you know how the blouse turned out... and I am sure this will please my dear hubby too because he always wants me to be a little more bold and wear such clothes :roll:
     
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  4. Apr 11, 2008 #4
    narmee_r

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    u can stitch like that. as i know tailoring i can suggest u some modifications & the comfortability in it. instead of front open u can stitch a back open blouse with small base with knots on top of it. this gives u a good comfortability & very fashonable look also in addition to that u can get whatever neck styles u want u can make it. if u go for full opening with tying u wont get any neck designs & u cant wear bra inside. that will give a awful look & aged look also. not only that u wont feel perfect fitting even though it fits u perfectly.
    i m doing tailoring business at home. if u feel comfortable with me u can come to me for this. right now i m in fremont. as soon as u contact me is good. b'se soon we'll move to east course.
    i think this helps u a lot.
    good luck.
    thank u.
     
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    vidisha

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    hello ladies,
    Can any one post some new blouse designs so that we can stitch and look spl:hide:


    Cheers,
    Vidisha
     
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    sprasanna

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    well , swathi, i dont think you can do 6 hooks by yourself.Ask someone in your house to help you. Atleast thats what i'd do.

    All the best :).



     
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    sabarimathi

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    sewing charges for blouse and salwar


    Hi,

    Good to know that u do tailoring business at home. May i know the stitching charges for the blouse and salwar?

    thank u,
    sabari
     
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    Smita4679

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    Hi -

    Can anyone who were back open blouses(hooks at the back instead of front) comment on the ease of usage...I have never tried it out bcoz I had a weeling that I would not able to hook it up without help from another person. Is that true?

    Smita
     
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  9. Mar 27, 2009 #9
    cissyboo

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    It depends on how low the back is-I can manage up to five hooks by myself, but not more than that as I am not a contortionist :). If you can hook a brassiere, you shouldn't have much difficulty as long as the back is not too high.
     
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  10. Mar 27, 2009 #10
    Areena

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    Smita,
    I personally don't like much how it looks... But you can close without any help... well it's sometimes harder than in front :)
    I prefer in front, but right now found small zip on the back very nice.. as look as easy of use...

    Areena
     
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