I bought the Simplicity 1650 pattern during a $5/5 patterns sale at Jo-Ann because I was too lazy to draft my own peplum pattern despite coming across a few free tutorials. However, after looking at the pattern, I decided that I actually liked both tops and wouldn't mind making a sleeveless peplum blouse. Even though this pattern has the peplum attached to the skirt, I didn't see why it couldn't just as easily be attached to the bottom of the blouse so I decided to try making it. I had quite a bit of yardage leftover from the Simplicity 2698 polka dot skirt so I quickly cut out the pattern pieces on Friday evening (oh yeah, I was livin' it up on Friday night!). I cut a size 4, but used 3/8" seams on the front and back pieces. The more I worked on this pattern, the more I liked it. The back and front each have 3 pieces, but the best is they are super simple to assemble. No darts. No pleats. YES! Just some curved portions that are pretty forgiving. Since thi...