Blouse pattern with pleats model 9056 (Product code: 9056)

The pattern set includes:

Pattern of the lower back panel

Pattern of the lower front panel

Pattern for back trim

Pattern for front trim

Pattern for the upper back

Pattern for the central part of the shelf

Pattern for the side part of the shelf

Pattern for the upper part of the shelf

Pattern for facing the neck of the shelf

Pattern for back neck facing

Pattern for facing the back armhole

Pattern for facing the front armhole

Recommendations for choosing fabric: satin, satin for main details; taffeta, taffeta with jacquard effect for finishing.

You will also need: a zipper 25 cm long; adhesive pad; glue web.

Recommended seam allowances: all seams 1 cm. Bottom cut allowance for back and front trim - 2 cm.

Cut:

Main fabric:

Upper part of the back – 2 parts

Upper part of the shelf – 2 parts

Side part of the shelf – 2 parts

Central part of the shelf – 1 piece

Lower rear panel – 1 piece

Lower front panel – 1 piece

Trimming the neck of the shelf - 1 piece

Back neck facing – 1 piece

Front armhole facing – 2 parts

Back armhole facing – 2 parts

From finishing fabric:

Trimming the neck of the shelf - 1 piece

Back trim – 1 piece

Shelf finishing – 1 piece

From adhesive: piping the front neck, piping the back neck, piping the front armhole, piping the back armhole.

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When sewing parts, pay attention to the notches - they must match!

1. Use an adhesive pad to duplicate the facings of the armholes of the front and back, and the facings of the neckline of the front and back.

2. Sew shoulder and waist darts on the back. Iron the depths towards the center of the back. Sew the middle section of the back, press the seam allowance to the left side and overcast.

3. Sew the side part of the shelf to the center one. Iron seam allowances towards the middle and overcast. Sew the top part of the shelf to the side and center parts. Press seam allowances up and overcast. Stitch the front neck facing from the finishing fabric to the front. Iron the seam allowances.

4. Place folds on the lower back and front panels. Sew the bottom back panel to the back. Press the seam up and overcast. Sew the lower front panel to the shelf. Press the seam up and overcast.

5. Stitch front trim to front, stitch back trim to back. Press the seams up and overcast.

6. Sew the shoulder sections of the blouse. Iron and overcast seam allowances. Sew the right side seam, press the back seam allowance and overcast. Sew the left side seam from the mark down. Press seam allowances, pressing the opening under the fastener, and overcast. Sew in the zipper.

7. Stitch the shoulder edges of the front and back neck facings, press the seams. Overcast the outer edge of the facing. Place the facing face to face with the product and overstitch the neckline. Turn the facing inside out and iron it. Stitch the front facing into the stitching seam of the outer facing from the finishing fabric.

8. Stitch the shoulder and side seams of the right armhole facings. Stitch the shoulder edges of the left armhole facings. Stitch the outer edges. Place the facings with the blouse right sides together and stitch around the armholes. Stitch seam allowances at a distance of 0.2 cm from the seam. Turn the facings inside out and iron. Sew the side edges of the left facing to the zipper allowance.

9. Iron the bottom edge of the blouse to the wrong side, fold it over and topstitch.