Pattern of a blouse with a zipper (Product code: 9069)

The pattern set includes:

Back pattern

Pattern for the side part of the shelf

Pattern for the central part of the shelf

Back facing pattern No. 1

Back facing pattern No. 2

Pattern for facing facing

Sleeve pattern

Cuff pattern

Recommendations for choosing fabric: blouse fabric made from natural or mixed fibers (cotton, viscose, mixed fabrics).

You also need: adhesive interlining, detachable zipper, 2 buttons.

Cut:

Main fabric:

From adhesive:

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1. Duplicate the central parts of the shelves, facings and cuffs with adhesive interlining.

2. Place the central parts of the shelves face to face, insert a zipper between them and sew along the top, center and bottom seams, simultaneously sewing in the zipper. Turn out the parts and iron them. Topstitch the parts along the seams by 0.7 cm. Stitch the raised sections on the shelf. Overcast the seams and press to the side seam.

3. Sew the darts on the back. Iron the darts to the middle seam. Stitch the middle section of the back. Iron the seam to the left side and overcast.

4. Sew shoulder and side seams. Overcast the seams and press to the back.

5. Stitch the facing parts together. Overcast and iron the seams. Overcast the outer edge of the facings. Place the facings with the top parts face to face and overstitch the cut of the one-piece stand and the neckline of the shelf, capturing the section of the raised seam of the shelf. Turn the facing to the wrong side and stitch by 0.7 cm.

6. Stitch, overcast and iron the sleeve sections to the notch. Sew in the sleeves, placing them at the edges.

7. Fold the cuffs in half and stitch the short sides and the area to the notch. Cut the allowance near the notch. Turn the cuffs inside out and iron them. Sew the outside of the cuff to the sleeve. Fold the inside of the cuff over and stitch into the stitching seam.

8. Overcast the bottom of the product, iron it on the wrong side and topstitch.

9. Sew the loops on the cuffs and sew on the buttons.