Pattern of a blouse with a figured yoke (Product code: 9053)

The pattern set includes:

Back pattern

Shelf pattern

Yoke pattern

Platform pattern

Front pattern

Inner placket pattern

Stand pattern

Sleeve pattern

Cuff pattern

For sewing this model we recommend the following fabrics: thin fabrics made of natural or mixed fibers.

You will also need: adhesive interlining; decorative tape 1.5 – 2.0 cm wide; 11 buttons.

After you print and assemble the pattern, you need to cut out the following number of pieces:

From the main fabric:

Back - 1 piece

Shelf - 2 pieces

Yoke - 2 pieces

Sleeve - 2 pieces

Stand - 2 pieces

Placket - 2 pieces

Facing - 2 pieces

Inner placket - 1 piece

Cuff - 2 pieces

From adhesive: facing, inner placket, stand, cuff.

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

We recommend adding the following seam allowances to the pattern: all seams 1 cm. Allowance for hemming the bottom of the product – 2 cm.

1. Duplicate the facings, inner placket, cuffs, and top stand with adhesive backing.

2. Sew waist and chest darts on the back and front. Iron the waist darts to the center of the details, and the chest darts up.

3. Sew the yoke to the front, inserting decorative tape into the seam. Iron the seam allowances onto the yoke and overcast.

4. Sew the placket to the shelf. Iron the seam allowances onto the placket and overcast.

5. Prepare hanging loops. To do this, cut a strip of fabric 2–3 cm wide on the bias. Fold it lengthwise in the middle with the right side facing inward. Stitch along the fold with a seam 0.3–0.4 cm wide. At the end, increase the seam width to 0.5 – 0.7 cm. Trim the seam allowance to 0.3 – 0.6 cm. Turn the cord to the front side using a needle and thick thread. The cord should be dense along its entire length. Cut the cord into 9 pieces, each equal in length to the double button diameter + 2 cm. Fold them in half, place them on the wrong side of the right side panel along the markings with the folds from the cut and secure with a machine stitch.

6. Fold the inner strip lengthwise in the middle with the right side facing inward and stitch the upper edge. Turn the strip right side out, iron it, place it on the wrong side of the left shelf with the fold from the edge and baste. Place the facing on the wrong side of the front panel with the right side facing and stitch the edge of the facing. Turn the facing to the right side, sweep and iron. Iron the outer longitudinal edge of the facing inward and topstitch onto the front 0.1 cm from the fold.

7. Fold the stand pieces with the right sides together and stitch along the outer side, starting and finishing the stitching exactly at the line where the stand is sewn in. Cut the allowances on the curves, turn the stand to the right side, and iron.

8. Sew the shoulder and side edges of the blouse. Iron the seams to the back and overcast.

9. Sew the outer stand into the neck opening, fold over the open edge of the inner stand and stitch into the sewing seam.

10. Fold the cuffs with the right sides together and stitch the side edges and the seam allowance for the fastener, trim the seam allowances in the corners and turn them right side out. Iron the cuffs.

11. Overcast the sleeve edges. Sew the sleeve seams, leaving the area from the mark down unsewn.

12. Sew the cuff with the outer side to the bottom of the sleeve. Turn up the seam allowance of the inner cuff and stitch it into the stitching seam.

13. Sew in the sleeves, gathering them along the cap. Overcast the seam.

14. Iron the bottom of the product to the wrong side, fold it over and topstitch.

15. Neaten the loops on the cuffs and sew on the buttons. Sew on the buttons on the left side.

Our recommendation: You can make the decorative braid yourself. To do this, you need to cut a strip of the main material about 2.0 - 2.5 cm wide, process one of the long sides with a rolled seam and lay even folds along the entire length.