Pattern of a blouse with eyelets (Product code: 9054)

The pattern set includes:

Back pattern

Shelf pattern

Sleeve pattern

Collar pattern

Stand pattern

Platform pattern

Cuff pattern

Tie pattern

We recommend adding the following seam allowances: all seams 1 cm. Hem allowance for the bottom of the product – 2 cm.

Number of parts required:

From the main fabric:

Back - 2 pieces

Shelf - 2 pieces

Sleeve - 2 pieces

Collar - 2 pieces

Stand - 2 pieces

Placket - 2 pieces

Cuff - 2 pieces

Tie - 1 piece

From the adhesive: strips, upper collar, upper stand, cuff.

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

1. Duplicate the strips, cuffs, upper collar, and upper stand with adhesive interlining.

2. Sew the darts on the back and front. Iron the depths of the darts to the center of the pieces. Sew the middle seam of the back. Iron the allowances to the left side and overcast.

3. Place the collar pieces with the right sides together and stitch along the ends and the flaps. Cut out and turn out the collar corners. Sew the collar stand pieces together, inserting the collar between them and starting and finishing the stitching exactly at the collar stand sewing line. Turn right side out and iron the finished collar.

4. Fold the strip with the shelf with the right sides inward and stitch the edge of the side. Trim the allowances, turn the strip inside out, sweep, iron. Fold the free longitudinal edge of the strip inward and topstitch onto the shelf. Punch eyelets along the markings.

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

6. Sew the lower stand with the collar into the neck opening, fold the open edge of the upper stand and topstitch into the seam where the lower stand is sewn in. Make a finishing stitch along the collar.

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

8. Fold the cuffs with the right sides together and stitch the side edges, trim the allowances in the corners and turn them right side out. Iron the cuffs. Stitch the cuff with the outer side to the bottom of the sleeve. Turn the allowance of the inner cuff up and stitch it into the stitching seam.

9. Sew the sleeves into the armholes, gathering them along the cap. Overcast the seam.

10. Iron the bottom of the garment to the wrong side, fold it over and topstitch. Neaten the loops on the cuffs and sew on the buttons.

11. Fold the tie piece lengthwise in the middle with the right side facing inward and stitch along three sides, leaving an opening for turning. Turn right side out, iron, and stitch a 0.1 cm finishing stitch along the edge.