#5278 Raglan sleeves blouse with braid

Difficulty: ***
Recommended fabrics: silk or viscose.

You will need: lace braid of 3-4 cm (1-3/16 - 1-5/8") width.

Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. Upper front part - 2 details

2. Lower front part - 1 detail
3. Upper back part - 1 detail
4. Lower back part - 1 detail
5. Sleeve - 2 details
6. Sleeve decorative detail - 2 details
7. Wide ruffle - 2 details
8. Front part neckline facing - 2 details
9. Back part neckline facing - 1 detail
10. Sleeve facing - 2 details
Instructions:
1. Sew center upper front part up to the notch.
2. Make the tuck at upper front part.
3. Make the tuck at upper back part.
4. Sew the braid to upper front part.
5. Sew upper and lower front parts together.
6. Sew the braid to upper back part.
7. Sew upper and lower back parts together.
8. Sew side seams.
9. Sew the braid to the sleeve.
10. Make the tuck into sleeve decorative detail.
11. Sew decorative detail and the sleeve together.

12. Sew the braid to lower edge of sleeve decorative detail.

13. Sew sleeve seams together.
14. Oversew the ruffle hem allowance, turn it over and topstitch.
15. Sew the side seam of the triangle ruffle. Sew the ruffle to the braid into the sleeve.
16. Sew the sleeves into the armholes.
17. Sew back part neckline facing and front part neckline facing and sleeve facings.
18. Oversew facings.
19. Stitch front part and back part necklines and sleeve upper part with facings.
20. Topstitch facings of font/back part neckline and sleeve, leaving drawcord unsewn.
21. Pull the string into neckline drawstring.
22. Press the hem allowance to the left and topstitch.

#5280 Batwing sleeves blouse

Difficulty: *

Recommended fabrics: printed silk or viscose.

Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. One-piece front part with sleeve - 1 detail

2. One-piece back part with sleeve - 1 detail
3. Waistband - 2 details
Instructions:
1. Fold the front/back part necklines and topstitch them.
2. Make pleats into the front part.
3. Sew upper part of the sleeve up to the notch leaving part of seam unsewn.
4. Sew lower part of the sleeve upper edge from the notch downward the bottom.
5. Fold and topstitch sleeve hem.
6. Oversew the lower edge up to the notch, them turn over and topstitch. Make notches
into allowance.
7. Oversew lower and side waistband edges and topstitch them.

#5292 Chiffon blouse with side slits

Difficulty: *

Recommended fabrics: embroidered chiffon.

You will need: 1 button.
Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. Front part - 1 detail

2. Back part - 1 detail
3. Sleeve - 2 details
Cut a piping of 0.5 cm (3/16") width by diagonal.
Instructions:
1. Sew bust darts into front part.
2. Sew shoulder seams.
3. Sew side seams down to slits.
4. Sew sleeve seams.
5. Sew sleeves into armholes, fitting caps.
6. Fold pipings for back part slit and front part neckline along the center and press. Sew
folded pipings to edges of back part slit, front part neckline and back part; piping bent
should be on the garment on 0.75 cm (1/4") width. Cut seam allowances to 0.5 cm
(3/16") width. Turn pipings into wrong side, then topstitch the blouse along back part slit,
front part neckline and back part.
7. Topstitch slits.
8. Fold under sleeve and garment hem allowances and topstitch.
9. Sew the button and a loop.

#5286 Classic blouse

Difficulty: **
Recommended fabrics: cotton stretch fabric.
You will need: clue interfacing; 7 buttons.
Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. Front part - 2 details

2. Back part 1 detail
3. Collar 2 details
4. Stand-up collar 2 details

5. Sleeve - 2 details
6. Cuff 2 details
Clue interfacing: panel, upper (outer) collar, stand-up collar, cuff.
Instructions:
1. Strengthen the placket, outer collar, stand-up collar and cuffs with clue interfacing.
2. Sew darts into front part. Sew waist darts into back part.
3. Sew shoulder seams.
4. Oversew sleeve edges separately p to notch marking.
5. Sew sleeves into armhole, fitting them around the cap.
6. Sew sleeve seams and side seams with single stitch.
7. Oversew inner edge of each placket.
8. Overstitch inner collar with outer one. Turn the collar right side out.
9. Sew stand-ups, with the collar between them.
10. Sew inner stand-up (with the collar) to the neckline, fold the outer stand-up open edge
under and topstitch along the seam of inner stand-up. Toptopstitch along the collar.
11. Overstitch side edges of cuffs and turn them right side out.
12. Sew outer one-piece cuffs to the lower edge of the sleeve. Topstitch inner one-piece
cuffs on.
13. Topstitch along side and lower sides of cuffs.
14. Press under and topstitch the garment hem.
15. Make button holes into right (overlap) part and sew buttons to left (underlap) one.

#5167 Orange blouse

Difficulty: **

Recommendations: lightweight linen, cotton, silk or rayon fabrics and knits.

You will need: Lightweight linen fabric; fusible interfacing; 7 buttons.
Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Main Fabric:

1. Front one-piece-cut with Lower Collar 2 pieces

2. Back -2 pieces
3. Front Facing, one-piece cut with Upper Collar 2 piece
4. Front Sleeve 2 pieces
5. Back Sleeve 2 pieces
Fusible Interfacing: Front Facing one-piece cut with Upper Collar.
Instructions:
1. Reinforce with fusible interfacing the following pieces: Front Facing one-piece cut
with Upper Collar.
2. Sew darts of Front and Back, sew center back seam.
3. Sew shoulder seams, clip allowances in the corners of collar.
4. Place Fronts face-to-face, stitch at raw edge of collar.
5. Sew Collar into neckline between corners.
6. Sew center back seam of Collar/Front Facings. Serge inside edge of each Front Facing
up to the shoulder seam. Place Front Facings onto Front face-to-face, stitch together at
center front.
7. Cut seam allowance in the corner of each Front Facing. Turn out the collar, turn Front
Facings to the wrong side. Baste and press the edges. Turn under raw edge of Upper
Collar and topstitch right into the seam of attaching the Lower Collar. Hand-sew Front
Facings to Fronts at shoulder seams.
8. Sew side seams.

9. Sew Front and Back Sleeve pieces together (both front and elbow seam of each sleeve).
10. Sew sleeves into armholes, slightly gathering at sleeve head.
11. Turn under hem allowances of sleeves and blouse, topstitch.
12. Make buttonholes into the right front; sew buttons at the left front.

#5298 Gathered front blouse

Difficulty: *
Recommended fabrics: soft cotton or combined fabric.

You will need: fusible interfacing.

Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. Front part - 2 details

2. Back part - 1 detail
3. Front facing - 2 details
4. Sleeve - 2 details
5. Cuff - 2 details
6. Collar 2 details
7. Stand-up collar 2 details
Fusible interfacing: front facing, outer collar, cuff, stand-up collar.
Instructions:
1. Strengthen the front facing, outer collar, cuffs and outer stand-up collar with fusible
interfacing.
2. Sew waist darts into back part.
3. Oversew inner edge of the front facing. Overstitch the front part with front facings up
to the notch, then turn faint bands into wrong side and press.
4. Make gathering along the front part center seam and sew.
5. Sew shoulder seams.
6. Sew side seams.
7. Overstitch inner collar with outer one. Turn the collar right side out.
8. Sew stand-ups, with collar between them.
9. Sew inner stand-up (with the collar) to the neckline, fold the outer stand-up open edge
under and topstitch along the inner stand-up joining seam. Make decorative topstitch
along the collar. Topstitch the edge. Sew front facings on shoulder seams with stitch of 1
cm (3/8") width.

10. Sew sleeve seams.

11. Sew sleeves into arm hole, fitting along caps.
12. Fold cuffs right sides together. Sew short ends into ring. Make a notch into allowance
(near split), with slit in the seam center. Fold cuffs right sides together, stitch edges.
13. Sew cuffs to the sleeve hem and oversew cuff upper edge with the sleeve.
14. Topstitch the cuff-on-sleeve joining seam and make decorative seam along cuff
bottom and slit sides.
15. Press the hem into wrong side and topstitch.

#5001 One-Piece-Sleeve Blouse

Difficulty: **

Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Back part center - 1 folded detail
Back part side - 2 details
Front part center - 2 details
Front part side - 2 details
Front facing - 2 details
Collar - 2 details
Cuffs - 2 details
Back neckline facing - 1 folded detail
Flap - 4 details
Saking - 4 details
Fusing:

Collar
Front facing
Cuffs
Instructions:
1. Sew relief seams of tha back part and sleeves back parts. Make special stitch along
seams on the right side of the back part.
2. Sew front pockets entrances with the pocket bag. Befor doing it, make notches front
part seam allowances in the corners diagonally. Sew two details of the flap. Tack the flap
to lower edge of front part side. Stitch the pocket bag and the flap, then iron them under;
press seam allowance upwards. Stitch the front part to the side part; then sew pocket
pocket bags with the same seam. Make a decorative stitch along the right side of the front
part. Tack pocket bag side edges to front parts.
3. Sew shoulder seams together. Sew sleeves upper seams.
4. Sew the inner collar in the front and back necklines. Sew front facings shoulder seams
and back neckline facings. Sew the outer collar into font band and facing neckline.
5. Fold front facings and front parts right wides together, then pin outer and inner collars
together. Sew the blouse along front facings and collar. Press apart stitching seams of
inner collar and back neckline facing allowances, then sew them from inside.

6. Sew side seams and sleeves lower seams.

7. Make pleats at sleeves hems. Sew cuffs to sleeve hems. Turn the cuffs into right side
on half-wide, then sew ends. Turn the cuffs into right side, fold open edges down, then
sew them on the stitching seams. Topstitch the cuffs along the edge.
8. Sew the shoulder pads.
9. Work out the blouse hem.
10. Make buttonholes into the right front part and into cuffs.

#5299 Blouse with loops

Difficulty: *

Recommended fabrics: linen, cotton and mixed fabric.

You will need: fusible interfacing, 3 buttons.
Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. Front part - 2 details

2. Back part - 1 detail
3. Front facing - 2 details
4. Sleeve - 2 details
5. Collar - 2 details
Fusible interfacing: outer collar.
Instructions:
1. Strengthen the front facing and outer collar with fusible interfacing.
2. Sew vertical darts into front and back parts.
3. Sew shoulder seams.
4. Sew side seams.
5. Prepare loops and sew them to front part edge.
6. Oversew front facings inner edges. Overstitch the front part with front facing.
7. Overstitch inner collar with outer one, then turn out and press.
8. Turn front facings into wrong side. Oversew and press edges. Sew inner collar to the
neckline, fold the outer collar open edge under and topstitch along the inner collar joining
seam. Sew front facing into shoulder seams with 1 cm (3/8") width stitch.
9. Sew sleeve seams.
10. Sew sleeves into arm holes, fitting caps.

11. Oversew sleeve and garment hem allowances, then press into wrong side and
topstitch along the edge.
12. Sew buttons to the left front part.

#5300 Raglan blouse with flare sleeves

Difficulty: **
Recommended fabrics: chiffon (natural silk, polyester).

Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. Front part - 1 detail

2. Back part - 1 detail
3. Sleeve - 2 details
4. Wide ruffle - 2 details
5. Narrow ruffle 2 details
Cut pipings of 0.5 cm (3/16") width by diagonal.
Instructions:
1. Sew vertical darts into front and back parts.
2. Sew wide and narrow ruffles to sleeve hem.
3. Sew sleeve seams.
4. Sew side seams.
5. Sew sleeves into arm holes.
6. Fold piping for figure neckline along the center and press. Sew folded pipings to edges
of figure neckline; piping bent should be on the garment on 0.75 cm (1/4") width. Cut
seam allowances to 0.5 cm (3/16") width. Turn pipings into wrong side, then topstitch the
blouse along figure neckline.
7. Fold under and topstitch front/back neckline edges, with drawstring loop unstitched.
8. Prepare the string and pull it into neckline loop.
9. Press sleeves and blouse hems to the wring side and topstitch.

#5305 Blouse with drawstring cuffs

Difficulty: **
Matrial: soft silk and viscose.
You will need: fusible interfacing; 3 buttons.

Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. Front part - 2 details

2. Back part - 1 detail
3. Front facing - 2 details
4. Sleeve - 2 details
5. Collar - 2 details
6. Lapels 2 details
Cut 2 fabric ties of 3 cm (1-3/16") width.
?usible interfacing: front facing, outer collar, lapel.
Instructions:
1. Strengthen the front facing, outer collar and the lapel with fusible interfacing.
2. Sew bust darts into front part and waist vertical ones into front/back parts.
3. Sew shoulder seams.
4. Sew side seams.
5. Sew inner lapel to inner collar.
6. Sew upper lapel to outer collar.
7. Overstitch inner collar and lapel with outer collar and lapel, then turn into right side
and press.
8. Tack inner edge of front facings.
9. Overstitch right front part with front facing, inserting the lapel and collar. Make a
notch into outer collar and bend it. Sew inner collar to back neckline, make one more
notch into outer collar and overstitch left front part with front facing.

10. Turn front facings into wrong side. Oversew and press edges. Fold the outer collar
open edge under and topstitch along the inner collar joining seam. Sew front facing into
shoulder seams with 1 cm (3/8") width stitch.
11. Sew sleeve seams.
12. Press sleeve hem into wrong side and topstitch along drawstring marking.
13. Tuck tie ends. Fold ties along the center and stitch on 0.7 cm (1/4") from the fold
center. Turn tie into right side, then press. Sew ends. Pull ties into drawstring loop.
14. Sew sleeves into armholes, fitting along caps.
15. Oversew garment hem, then fold under and topstitch along the edge.
16. Work button holes into right part. Sew buttons to left one.

#5287 Ruffle front blouse

Difficulty: **
Recommended fabrics: silk or viscose.

You will need: fusible interfacing; 5 buttons.

Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.
When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. Front part - 2 details

2. Left edge facing stole 1 detail
3. Back part - 1 detail
4. Front facing - 2 details
5. Sleeve - 2 details
6. Collar - 2 details
7. Left ruffle 2 details
8. Right ruffle 2 details
9. Cuff 2 details
Fusible interfacing: front facing, upper collar, cuffs.
Instructions:
1. Strengthen front facing, upper collar and cuffs with fusible interfacing.
2. Sew vertical darts into front part and back part.
3. Sean shoulder seams.
4. Sew side seams.
5. Sew ruffles to outer collar. Sew ruffles to inner collar. Overstitch inner collar with
outer one, with ruffles. Turn the collar (with ruffles) right side out and press.
6. Overstitch upper corner of stole and turn it out.
7. Sew by hand a ruffle to right front part. Then sew by and a ruffle and prepared stole to
left front part.
8. Oversew inner edges of front facings.

9. Overstitch right front part with front facing. Make a notch into the outer collar and
bend it back. Sew inner collar and back part neckline, again make a notch into outer
collar and overstitch the left front part with front facing.
10. Fold under outer collar open edge and topstitch into inner collar joining seam.
11. Sew sleeve seams.
12. Sew sleeves into, fitting them along the cap.
13. Oversew sleeve and garment hem allowances, them press into wring side and
topstitch.
14. Sew buttons to left front part.

#5423 Blouse with placket collar

Difficulty: **
You will need: linen/mixed fabric; fusing; 2 hooks.
Attention! Fabric consumption varies depending on the size of garment. First of all, print
out paper patterns and lay them out at the width of fabric/ knit you plan to use, to see how
much fabric you will need.

When sewing the garment, pay attention to notches- they must coincide.
Cutting:
Fabric:

1. Placket 2 pieces
2. Back part 1 piece
3. Front part 2 pieces
4. Stand-up collar 2 pieces
5. Sleeve 2 pieces
6. Cuff 2 pieces
Fusing: placket, cuff, stand-up collar.
Instructions:
1. Apply the fusing to wrong side of placket, cuff and stand-up collar.
2. Stitch front/back darts. Press front darts downwards, press back darts towards back
middle.
3. Serge front middle edge and stitch it to down notch.
4. Stitch plackets middle edge from lower notch, then press apart. Press plackets upper
edge at 1 cm (3/8"). Lay plackets wrong side on garment right side and overstitch font
part with placket. Fold the placket into front parts wrong side and press it. Topstitch
plackets pressed edge on front part.
5. Stitch side/shoulder edges of blouse. Serge shoulder/side seams. Press shoulder/side
seams backwards.
6. Overstitch inner stand-up with outer stand-up. Turn stand-up collar right side out, slash
corners and press.
7. Stitch inner stand-up into neckline, fold outer stand ups open edge and topstitch into
seam joining inner stand-up.
8. Stitch sleeve seams.
9. Fold cuffs along the center, wrong sides out. Stitch short edges to marks. Slash
allowance close to allowance. Fold cuffs along the center wrong side out, then stitch slit
edges together.
10. Stitch cuffs to sleeve hems and serge cuffs upper edges with sleeves. Topstitch the
seam joining the cuff on the sleeve, topstitch along cuff lower edge and slit edges.

11. Stitch sleeves in.

12. Serge garment hem, fold it under and topstitch. Sew hooks.