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That doesn't look like it's a gathered ruffled to me. There are no gathers, it's smooth where it's sewn to the body of the blouse. I've done this by cutting circles or spirals. You can draw a spiral that you cut out so it's like a ribbon however wide you want it plus seam allowances. Say you want that to be about 3" wide, cut the "spiraled ribbon" 4". I'd then do a narrow rolled hem on the outside of the spiral edge and then sew it onto your blouse on the inside of the curved edge. The larger the circle the looser the wavy looking ruffle, you might have to cut several circles or spirals and use the sections that are nearest in the degree of outside curve. That's how you get that nice sort of wavy effect instead of an actual dirndl kind of gather as the sleeves have been gathered to the cuff bands. Val "e" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > i'm trying to sew a ruffle detail onto a shirt of mine, but wasn't > sure how to go about it. anyone know how to actually create the > ruffle? > > i was hoping to do something like this: > > http://www.net-a-porter.com/isroot/NETAPORTER/SiteImages/prod_large/5396_index.jpg > > i appreciate any help! :)
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