Tunic blouse pattern (Product code: 9063 )

The set of patterns for this model includes:

Valve pattern

Pocket pattern

Plank pattern

Back pattern

Pattern of a shelf

Collar pattern

Pattern of the stand

Sleeve pattern

Patta sleeve pattern

You also need: adhesive pad, 4 buttons.

Cut:

Main fabric:

1. Back – 1 piece
2. Shelf - 1 piece
3. Sleeve - 2 parts
4. Collar – 2 parts
5. Stand – 2 parts
6. Plank – 1 piece
7. Valve – 4 parts
8. Pocket – 2 parts
9. Pata sleeves – 2 parts
Made from adhesive: placket, top collar, top stand, 2 valve parts.

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1.Reinforce the placket, upper collar, upper stand, and both flap pieces with fusible interfacing.
2.Stitch the darts on the front piece. Press the darts upwards.
3.Create a box pleat on the pockets. Press the upper seam allowance of the pockets to the wrong side, fold under, and topstitch. Press the side and bottom seam allowances of the pockets to the wrong side. Place the pockets on the front piece according to the markings. Topstitch the patch pockets.
4.Place the flap pieces right sides together and stitch. Trim the seam allowances at the corners and turn right side out. Shape the seams and press. Topstitch along the edge at 0.1 cm and 0.6 cm from the edge. Finish the free edge of the flaps and create buttonholes. Attach the flaps to the front piece, fold them down, and topstitch. Sew buttons on the pockets according to the buttonholes.
5.Finish the outer edges of the placket. Place the placket right side up on the front piece and stitch the neckline. Trim the seam allowances, turn the placket to the wrong side, baste, and press. Topstitch the placket onto the front piece according to the markings.
6.Place the collar pieces right sides together and stitch along the short edges and the outer edge. Clip the corners and turn the collar right side out. Stitch the stand pieces together, inserting the collar between them, starting and ending the stitch precisely at the stand attachment line. Turn right side out and press the finished collar.
7.Stitch the shoulder seams of the blouse. Press the seams towards the back and finish the edges.
8.Attach the lower stand with the collar to the neckline. Fold under the open edge of the upper stand and topstitch along the seam attaching the lower stand. Topstitch along the collar.
9.Fold the tab right sides together and stitch the long and short edges. Trim the seam allowances at the corners, turn right side out, and press. Finish the buttonhole. Attach the tab to the wrong side of the sleeve according to the markings. Sew a button on the right side at this location.
10.Insert the sleeves into the open armholes. Finish the seam allowances. Sew the sleeve seams in one continuous stitch with the side seams. Press the seam allowances towards the back and finish.
11.Press the hem of the garment and sleeves to the wrong side, fold under, and topstitch.
12.Finish the buttonholes on the front piece according to the markings. Cut a casing strip 3.5 cm wide and the length specified on the front pattern piece. Press the casing edges 1 cm to the wrong side, place the wrong side of the casing against the wrong side of the front piece, and topstitch along the markings.
13.Make a tie from the main fabric and insert it into the casing.