Close look, Flat picture

This is a close look at the yoke, edge, sleeve, and gusset of the sleeve.

This is flat picture for the blouse

Workshop

This Is the yoke of the blouse. As you  see it started from top to down as circle until we start to shape for sleeves, and body.

This is the shaping stage . In this stage we start to distribute the yoke  for body, and complete it first, then start to make sleeves one by one to finish it with the same edge as body's edge.

Combination of Irish motifs

The Roman cord motif, leaf with reversible decorative stitch, another kind of leaf, and  withe rose.All those motifs make my combination of this Irish motifs. All of them from Russian " MOA"  magazine

Roman Cord To be Irish motif

This is a Roman Cord which be an Irish motif using single crochet stitch, and reversible single crochet. This motif from Russian magazine "MOA"

Bullion Stitch doily

I have made this doily using a steel crochet hook size 0.85 mm, and cotton crochet thread size 20. It is almost 65 g . This doily has my favorite two stitches which are Bullion stitch , and picot stitch. Its 15 wrapped bullion stitch, and two types of picot stitch.

I didn't want  to make any other doily; I already made lot of them, but this doily smile at me ☺☺☺☺so I couldn't resist doing it.

Close look at my doily

Close look at the edge;

Blocking doily