Learning to sew: lace blouse

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A charming model of a simple cut: a lace fabric with scalloped edges gives it a special charm.

YOU WILL NEED: • lace fabric with two identical scalloped edges with a width of 125 cm: for sizes 34, 36 - 1.05 m, for sizes 38, 40 - 1.10 m, for sizes 42, 44 - 1.15 m; • finished oblique collar made of duchesses 2 cm wide: for sizes 34, 36, 38 - 2.40 m, for sizes 40, 42, 44 - 2.60 m; • threads for sewing; In addition: • silk paper for transferring patterns from a sheet of patterns; • pencil, paper scissors; • tape measure; • tailor pins; • tailor's crayon or "magic" tailor's crayon; • scissors for cutting and small scissors for needlework; • sewing machine needle and manual sewing needle.

Recommended fabrics: lace with two identical scalloped edges.
Back length approx. 48 cm.
The sleeve is longer than the standard by approx. 3 cm
BLOUSE PATTERN
... pink, so it is easy to find on the sheets of patterns. Put silk paper on a sheet of patterns and pin it. Translate the details of the pattern of your size along the corresponding contour lines and do not forget about the marking and inscriptions.

Extra-pattern of pink color on a sheet of patterns A
Parts 1, 2, and 3
Extra tip: the size of the blouse is determined by the circumference of the chest (size 34 = 80 cm; size 36 = 84 cm, size 38 = 88 cm, size 40 = 92 cm, size 42 = 96 cm, size 44 = 100 cm).
LAYOUT PLAN
... shows how to arrange the details of a paper pattern on a lace fabric.

1 Before with 1x fold
2 backrest with 1x fold
3 Sleeve 2x
Lace fabric with two identical scalloped edges 125 cm wide
STEP 1
OPEN FRONT AND BACK
Unscrew one section of the lace fabric on the front side in width: for sizes 34, 36 - 26 cm, for sizes 38, 40 - 28 cm, for sizes 42, 44 - 30 cm. Accurately fold the scalloped edges of the lace fabric. Put the details of the paper pattern 1 and 2 on the folded double lace fabric, combining the lower sections of the details of the pattern with the scalloped edges of the lace fabric, pin it. Mark around the details of the pattern with tailor's chalk 1 cm wide allowances. Cut out the details.

STEP 2
CUTTING SLEEVES
Fold the remaining flap of lace fabric twice with the front side inward, combining the scalloped edges. Place part 3 on the lace fabric so that the bottom cut of the pattern detail is on the scalloped edges of the lace fabric. In this case, the lateral sections of the sleeve must lie on the same sections of the rounding of the festoons. Pin it up. Along the top and side sections of the pattern detail, mark out allowances 1 cm wide. Cut out the sleeves.

STEP 3
SEAM LINES AND STAMPING
If you have cut the parts exactly according to the drawn allowance lines, then the seam lines on the cut parts can not be transferred. Cross marks and marks of inlining of sleeves (control marks 2) translate on details of a cut. To do this, sew individual hand stitches on the individual parts at the cross marks. Cut the threads, leaving long ends.

STEP 4
SHOULDER SEAMS
Before applying back to the back to the front side, chop off the shoulder sections. Stitch with allowances 1 cm wide by starting / ending each line at a distance of 1 cm from the neckline. Bind at the beginning and end of the stitches.

STEP 5
SEAMING EDGE
Fold the oblique in half along the wrong side inward. Iron the fold. Put the tie on. Pin one longitudinal section of the tape to the edges of the allowances of the shoulder seam and stitch it at a distance of 1 cm (in the ironed bend). Unscrew the tape on the other side of the allowances, rounding the cuts, tuck and pin over the stitching seam. Stitch the edged edge of the tape to the edge. Unscrew the seam allowances on the back.

STEP 6
NECK
Cut off the neck cut allowance (1 cm wide). Trim the neckline of the blouse - see step 5.At the same time, pin the sections of the oblique to the sections of the necks of the front and back with the front side to the wrong side of the shoulder seams. Tuck the ends of the tape to a width of 5 mm. At the shoulder seams
Sew the ends of the fringes.

STEP 7
START SLEEVE
Pin each sleeve to the section of the armhole with the front side to the front side, aligning the transverse marks 2 on the front and on the sleeve (see step 3). Align the middle mark of the sleeve with the shoulder seam. Stitch the sleeve (with allowances 1 cm wide). At the same time, lay the line from the transverse marks obliquely to the edges of the allowances. Trim the seam allowances of the sleeve inlet - see step 5. Iron the seam allowances on the sleeve.

STEP 8
LATERAL SEAMS AND SEAMS OF HOSES
Before applying to the back, face to face, fold the sleeves along. Chip side sections and sleeve sections on each side. Get off. Fill the seam allowances (see step 5), while tucking the ends of the oblique at the lower edges of the blouse and sleeve. Unscrew the seam allowances in one direction. Iron.

EXTRA COUNCIL
Oblique piping can be cut independently from a flap of fabric. For this, a square of approx. 50 x 50 cm, cut along a shared thread, fold diagonally, iron a bend (for cutting along an oblique). Lay out the fabric, using a cutter and a ruler along the bend, cut out strips of 4 cm wide. Stitch the strips as shown.
PHOTO: U2 / ULI GLAZEMAN. TEXT: HYDEMARI TENGLER.
ILLUSTRATIONS: ELKE TRIER-SHAFER.

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