Blouse pattern for the New Year. Beautiful blouse with one-piece sleeves: pattern

Hello, my dear blog readers)). I haven’t written complex articles for a long time, and in my opinion, today is just like that. We'll consider making a blouse pattern, in fact, if you look at it, sewing blouses and shirts has a lot of common principles, you just need to understand them once. And if you create a blouse pattern for yourself once, then you can then slightly adjust it and sew a huge variety of models of blouses, shirts and tunics.

It was exactly the same principle when we created the pattern for the base of the dress, so that we could then sew ourselves any model with a perfect fit on your figure.

Today we will consider construction and modeling a blouse like this, with a stand-up collar that turns into a bow:

This model is built on a pattern without darts; loose models, such as men's shirts, etc., are cut out on its basis.

I will now describe the construction of the pattern step by step, your task is to substitute your measurements.

I immediately give the increases that I will add to my measurements, the increases are the same for everyone.

Increases:

Pb=2.5 cm (if we tuck in the blouse) and 3.5 cm (if the blouse is worn over a skirt)

Shoulder extension = 0.5cm

T 1 T 11 - lowering the waistline along the front = 0.5 cm

Item Length = Hips

Fabric for a blouse. How to decide?

Thin cotton, cambric, poplin, chiffon are suitable for this blouse.

Fabric for finishing: satin, satin.

Building a base - a grid

The grid is a designation of the location of the main horizontal lines in the drawing - the lines of the chest, waist, hips, the width of the grid = the circumference of your body (more precisely, the upper body).

For the drawing we take graph paper. Place point A in the upper left corner.

1. AT down = Dts + 1 = 38 + 1 = 39
2. AG down = Vprz + Pspr = 20 + 3 = 23
3. TB down = Dlb = 20
4. TT’ right = 1.5 (this is a constant value, set aside for the model to fit on the back), draw a straight line through points A and T’. We put points G', B'.
5. G'G1 right set aside the width of the grid = Cr3 + Pg = 45.5 + 5 = 50.5
6. G'G4 to the right - side seam = G'G1 divided by 2 = 25.25
7. Armhole width = 0.25 times (Cr3 + Pg) + 1 = 0.25 times (45.5 + 5) + 1 = 13.6. From point G4 to the right and left we set aside half the width of the armhole (half of 13.6) = 6.8 cm

Building the back

1. AA2 to the right = 0.33 times Ssh + Pshgs = (0.33 times 18) + 1 = 7
2. A2A21 down = 0.33 times AA2 + Pvts = 0.33 times 7 + 0.2 = 2.53
3. A2 to the right is set aside 9. This is a constant value for everyone. We put point 9
4. From point 9 we put 2 cm down (this is also a constant value). We tilt the shoulder.
5. A2P1 down the slope to the right = Шп + shoulder lengthening = 13 + 0.5 = 13.5. Point P1 should extend beyond the armhole line by at least 0.5 cm. If the shoulder width is small (like mine = 11), then add the missing length to the shoulder width.
6. We build an armhole: 1) Point P3 = G2P, divide by 3 + 2 cm (constant value) up; 2) Bisector from point G2 = 0.2 multiplied by G2G3 + 0.5 cm (constant value) = 0.2 multiplied by 13.6 + 0.5 = 3.2. We draw a line for the back armhole through these points.

Construction of the front

1. T1T11 down = 0.5 cm = B1B11 down
2. Т11А11 up = Road accident - 1 = 44.5 - 1 = 43.5
3. A11A3 to the left = AA2 (take the distance from the back drawing) = 7
4. A11A4 down = AA2 + 1 = 8
5. From point A3 to the left 9 cm. From point 9 we put 3 cm down. We draw a straight line through points A3 and 3 - the slope of the shoulder.
6. A3P5 is set aside according to the slope of the shoulder = A2P1
7. Front armhole: 1) Point P4 = draw a perpendicular to the straight line from point G3;) Find point P6. = G3P4 divided by 3. point P6 is on the lower 1/3.; 3) Bisector from the angle = 0.2 times Г2Г3 = 3.2 cm

Width at hip line

1. G'G4 = B'B21 is placed on the horizontal line of the hips
2. We calculate the lack of width along the hip line: (Sb + Pb) - G'G1 (grid width) = (48 + 2.5) - 49 = 1.5 cm - this is the lack of width along the hips. This means you need to add width, otherwise the blouse will be too small at the hips. We divide this difference by 2 (in my case it is 0.75 cm) and set aside 0.75 cm from points B21 to the right and B2 to the left. We put points B"2 and B"21.
3. connect point G4 to B»21
4. We then connect point G4 to B»2.
5. We draw a bottom line along the back perpendicular to the tap line (AB’)
6. We equalize the side sections of the blouse: G4B"21 = G4B"2
7. We draw a bottom line along the front of the blouse, but since point B11 is 0.5 cm below the level, we draw a bottom line under the pattern.

This concludes the basic construction of the blouse. Next we will do modeling of a given model, but other blouse models can also be built on this basis.

Modeling a blouse

Now we will analyze the main points of changing the drawing in order to get exactly the same model as in the photo.

Stitched button placket

We cut off half the desired width of the strip from the product drawing parallel to the front center line. My desired width of the strip is 3 cm.

1. B11B’11 left = 1.5 cm
2. through point B’11 we draw a vertical upward
3. set point A41

Next to the drawing we draw a bar 3 cm wide and length = B’11A41

IMPORTANT! if the bar is stitched, then the loops on it can only be vertical, if the bar is one-piece, then the loops can also be horizontal

We place the location of the loops on the bar:

The first loop is 1.5 cm below the top cut (this is standard). Then we determine the number of buttons, determine the distance between the loops and mark the upper edges of the loops.

In this case, the distance between the last loop and the bottom line should be greater than the distance between the loops.

Loop length = button diameter +3 mm

Stand collar with ties

We mark on the drawing the control point for sewing the collar into the neckline: from point A41 we put 2 cm to the left. We set a control point.

To determine the length of the collar, measure the length of the neck.

Collar length = (Back neck length + Front neck length to reference point + 50 cm for ties) multiplied by 2 = (7.8 + 9.5 + 50) multiplied by 2 = 140

The collar width is as desired. I took 6 cm.

At the ends the collar has an extension of 9 cm. We expand the collar to the desired width at the ends.

The collar is a straight strip of fabric, cut along a transverse thread; we do not glue it with double tape.

TURNINGS

We decorate the facing of the blouse on the details of the front and back in the neck area. The width of the facings is 4 cm.

Reducing the shoulder length

It is necessary to reduce the length of the shoulder along the front and back to the measurement Shp + 1 cm = minimum lengthening of the shoulder so that the sleeve visually looks in place. Cut off excess to points P3 and P6. In the drawing this area is shaded on the shoulders.

Layout on fabric:

Flap pockets

Modeling valves. Front decor.

• On the front part, mark the level of stitching of the valve - 4 cm above the armhole level. From point G1 we set aside 4 cm upward and draw a horizontal line.
• From the plank line on this horizontal line we put 5 cm to the left. This is the beginning of the valve.
• Valve length 9 cm.
• Valve width 5 cm.

Curly corners.

The flap should not reach the armhole line at least 3 cm.

We cut out 4 parts so that the inside of the valve is not visible from the front side; we need to make the inner half of the valve a little smaller. We do this through allowances. On the outer part of the flap, the allowance is 1.3 cm, and on the inside - 1 cm, when sewing and turning right side out inner part will not be visible, and will be more beautiful.

Read about creating a sleeve pattern at the link. I’ll write about the stages of sewing a blouse a little later)).

Sew with me) and inspiration to you))))!

A blouse is an indispensable attribute basic wardrobe, which every self-respecting fashionista simply must have. Blouses come in different styles and colors, so everyone will find exactly what suits her taste.

You don't have to spend a fortune on original item, because you can sew it with your own hands. In this article we will talk about how to make a blouse with your own hands and talk about the features of its tailoring.

An irreplaceable pattern

The easiest way for beginning tailors is to sew a blouse using a pattern. The most simple patterns may include just one part; for more complex styles you will need to build several parts.

We will tell you how to create a blouse pattern with your own hands. The blouse pattern is similar to the dress pattern with darts, but with some changes:

• First, let's copy the basic pattern up to the waist line.
• Then we cover the dart on the chest and begin to draw cuts from the middle of the chest to the center of the shoulder and the middle of the armhole. Next, cut it down to the point showing the center of the chest.
• We draw the front and back separately on paper sheets so that the vertical and horizontal lines intersect. This way we get the center of the part and the waist line.
• We place the front element blank in such a way that the vertical line should connect to the point in the middle. And the bottom point should be crossed by a horizontal line.
• The back element should be placed according to the same principle.
• Then we draw a shoulder line on the back of the workpiece element in accordance with the darts.
• We lengthen the shoulder line so that it is equal to the shoulder level of the backrest.
• Set aside 0.5 cm outward from the central level of the armhole.
• We deepen the armhole on the side by about two centimeters. From there we draw a line at an angle of 90° to the front line.
• From the waist line down, set aside approximately 17-19 cm and draw a bottom line at a right angle.
• We make the armhole.

Is it possible without a pattern?

A blouse without a pattern can be sewn with your own hands literally in one day and does not bring a lot of trouble to the tailor; on the contrary: sewing such a new thing is a pleasure.

• Fold the fabric in half twice with the right side facing inward.
• Now we make marks on the fabric. From the fold line to the bottom we measure about 2-2.5 cm, and to the side 9-10 cm. This is how we get the neck
• From the resulting neckline, measure the length of the shoulder and sleeve. From this line we measure 2-2.5 cm and draw a line to the neck from the end of the sleeve.
• We need to divide the circumference of the hips and waist by 4. To set aside the resulting unit of measurement along the lines of the waist and hips.
• Let's connect the bottom and sleeve of the product with an indirect line. Let's cut out what we got.
• We cut the front of the neck slightly lower than the back.
• We sew together the elements of the part and process the edges.

That's all. A beautiful simple DIY blouse is ready!

Summer blouse

Every fashionista has a summer blouse in her wardrobe for warm days. It is usually sleeveless, and sometimes has short or 3/4 sleeves.

Typically, light, flowing materials such as chiffon and silk are used for such a blouse. The color scheme of blouses for summer is light, pastel, bright.

Chiffon is in fashion!

Chiffon blouses, which look light and very refreshing, are now coming back into fashion. They got their special place on fashion catwalks all over the world. It is best to choose a loose style for chiffon blouses, because chiffon does not stretch at all.

And if you prefer fitted models. Then pay attention to chiffon blouses with clasps. These blouses will look great paired with skirts or trousers.

Men's shirt to help

Did you know that from men's shirts you can sew a beautiful and incredibly feminine blouse. We will tell you how to make a blouse from a men's shirt:

• First let's narrow the sleeve. That is, let's try on a shirt and make a mark where our shoulders end.
• Let's put the thing on the table. And draw a curved line along the seams of the item from the shoulder to the armpit. Fold the product and cut it exactly along the lines.
• Turn the shirt inside out. We pin the sleeves to the shirt (right - to right side, left - to left. Sew the sleeves to the shirt.
• Let's try on a shirt turned inside out. Draw a curved line to the side under the chest. Using a ruler, extend the line to the very edge of the item.
• Carefully symmetrically draw the dart onto the other side of the item. We mark our darts using safety pins. We sew them immediately under the drawn line.
• Let's try it on. If you are satisfied with the result, great! If not, then redo it. Be sure to iron the dart seams.
• We put our thing on the table. Draw a curved line from the armhole to the cuff and from the armhole to the bottom of the product. The expressive element of the curve is the waist.
• Cut according to the lines. We pin and sew.
• Iron the seams and try them on.

So, we have a wonderful blouse from a men's shirt.

We wish you creative inspiration and the most fashionable new things!

In this publication I will share a simple and in a fast way sewing a simple summer blouse with your own hands. In 30 minutes, in an hour, or in 2 hours - it depends on your speed and experience in sewing, and also the fabric from which you will sew.

I’m also a “millimetre” guy 🙂, I sew for a long time, so the entire sewing of this blouse, from preparing the fabric to the finished result, took me about 2 hours. Well, the fabric is not very simple - it’s a staple, it slides and warps.

In general, the blouse is really extremely simple! No patterns, darts, etc.! 2 lines – and you’re done :)

I bought 60 cm of staples for her, with a width of 150 cm. And all the fabric went into the blouse, no scraps! Very convenient :)

I saw the principle of such a blouse a long time ago in one of the second-hand items. I then admired the simplicity and effectiveness of this thing. Then I came across similar blouses on the Internet.

Dotted lines show machine stitches

And then “unexpectedly” 🙂 summer came, I wanted a beautiful new thing. But I didn’t want to bother with sewing it for a long time, but just like that, once it was done.

So, how to quickly sew a summer blouse without a pattern

Light flowing blouse fabrics are suitable for such a blouse. As I already said, this is a staple for me. The staple is very convenient for summer, it is hygienic and very pleasant to the body.

Since the blouse itself is very simple, it is better to choose a fabric with a beautiful color. There is a rule: than simpler model– the more beautiful the fabric should be. And vice versa: the more interesting and complex the model (more seams, details, etc.) - the easier it is to take the fabric. The main beauty of this blouse is the fabric.

How much fabric is needed: one blouse length. I repeat, I have this: 60 cm with a fabric width of 150 cm.

Cut out blouses

Fold the fabric in half and cut it into 2 rectangles. I got the size of the rectangles: length 60 cm, width 75 cm.

If you want the “sleeves” to be longer (as in the photo), you need to take 2 lengths of the blouse. And then the width of the rectangles will be larger - up to 150 cm, and thus “long sleeves” will be obtained.

1 rectangle will be the back, the other will be the shelf. And on the shelf you need to deepen the neck (to make your neck comfortable).

To do this, fold the shelf in half, the fold will be the line of the middle of the shelf. From the top edge we put 3...4 cm down along the fold, put a mark - this is the depth of the neck.

Along the top edge we set the neck width aside. The neck width is determined as desired. Mine is 14.5 cm. You can make it wider or narrower. But it is important to remember that the neck is widened, like a “boat neck,” or deepened. And the head must pass through it, otherwise you will have to make a fastener.

When we have determined the width and depth, we draw a smooth line for the neck of the shelf.

Now the shelf and back are cut out.

How to sew a summer blouse

Everything is simple here. First you just need to process all the sections of the shelf and back.

I processed the sections with a frequent zigzag: stitch width 2...3 mm, stitch length (frequency) 0.7...1 mm. For each fabric, you need to determine the stitch width and length individually, using a trial method.

You can zigzag all sections of the back and front. But I decided to sew the bottom of the blouse (the lower edges of the back and front) with a narrow (Moscow) hem seam.

How to make a narrow seam: fold 5-7 mm to the wrong side, stitch 1...2 mm from the edge. Very carefully use scissors to cut off the excess fabric as close to the stitch as possible (it is important not to damage the stitching). Then fold it again and place the 2nd line between the inner fold and the 1st line. This way, the cut of the fabric remains inside, and the hem itself turns out narrow and neat.

I used the same seam to sew the neck of the shelf.

But, I repeat, it can also be processed simply with a frequent zigzag, like the rest of the cuts. It all depends on your fabric. And if the neckline of the shelf is quite rounded and deepened, a narrow seam can tighten the fabric.

When all the sections have been processed, all that remains is to sew the front and back together.

First along the top edge - the shoulder seams. You can sew them completely - from the neck to the edge of the “sleeves”. Or you can leave holes, and the shoulders will turn out semi-open. I left such holes, and along the upper edge I only placed bartacks (I laid triple stitches 1.5-2 cm long): along the edge of the neckline, and at the ends of the shoulder seam. And she left her shoulders open.

The dotted line shows machine tack stitches.

Depending on the “length of the sleeves” you can place such fastenings in different areas. For example, along the edge of the neckline, in the middle of the shoulder seam and at the ends. Or leave the ends open. And the blouse will look a little different.

And all that remains is to lay those same 2 lines.

Dotted lines show lines

Turn the blouse right side out. Align the back and shelf, matching the side and bottom edges. Directly along the front side we mark and lay 2 vertical lines on the sides - this is side seams.

How to determine at what distance to lay the side seams.

You need to measure your half-chest girth: measure yourself with a measuring tape at chest level (A tape measure runs horizontally around the body, through the most protruding points of the mammary glands). Divide the resulting value in half and add 2-4 cm - this is an increase in the freedom of fit.

For example: we measured ourselves, we got 96 cm. Divide in half = 48 cm. Added 3 cm = 51 cm. Now we divide these 51 cm in half again, = 25.5 cm.

Find the line of the middle of the blouse (center). We set aside 25.5 cm from the middle in both directions. And at this distance we draw vertical lines parallel to the line of the middle. The side seams will run along them.

How to determine the length of the side seams

The side seams go from the very bottom of the blouse, but, of course, do not reach the top edge. Otherwise, where to put your hands :)

The distance from the top edge to the side seams is the length of the armhole. To determine it, you can measure the approximate distance from the shoulder seam to the bottom edge of the armhole using your clothing. Or ask someone to measure your armhole length, as in the photo (photo of a child, but an adult is measured exactly the same)):

You need to add 2-3 cm to the resulting measurement (an increase for the freedom of the armhole).

For example: on my blouse this distance = 23 cm. You can use this value as a starting point.

In any case, I highly recommend basting the side seams first. Try on a blouse. And see if the width of the blouse and the depth of the armhole suit you. If necessary, make changes: make the blouse wider or narrower, increase or decrease the depth of the armhole.

And only when you are completely satisfied with everything, sew down the side seams using a machine. And don't forget to make side seams at the ends.

That's all. New summer blouse is ready :)

And here are a couple more variations of a similar blouse:

I wish you success!

Sincerely yours, Olesya Shirokova

Sewing a beautiful, fashionable and comfortable blouse is not at all difficult. In the presence of sewing machine and a little skill in working with it, you can diversify your wardrobe with trendy things that will also be exclusive.

Fabrics for sewing blouses

Blouses with a loose silhouette made from flowing fabrics, such as chiffon, look extremely impressive. Simple blouses made from transparent fabrics such as organza that hold their shape are suitable for a slender woman. However, such materials require special processing. For an inexperienced dressmaker, it is better to choose cheaper fabrics at first. For summer, cotton, such as gauze, is suitable. It is easy to sew from it, and things look very beautiful and feminine. Learn to sew comfortably and on linen fabrics. The pattern of a T-shot silhouette blouse with straight cuts along the bottom of the front and sleeves can become an element for sewing a stylish set. The product can be decorated with fringe made of elongated threads, choose jewelry in ethnic style and wear with jeans, long skirt or short shorts.

Modeling options

The light blouse pattern we offer in this article can serve as a basis for modeling. You can change the shape of the neckline by making a large triangular neckline on the back, rather than a boat neckline on the front.

The sleeves can be finished with a wide bell or fluffy frill, or you can make cuffs.

By removing large allowances for a loose fit, adding vertical darts and inserting a zipper into the side seam, you can create a blouse with a fitted silhouette. In this case, it is recommended to choose fabrics with elastane.

The bottom of the shelves can be made straight or rounded at different levels. If you make side seam allowances of 2 cm, this will allow you to make beautiful cuts along the bottom of the blouse.

Features of sewing using simplified patterns

Quick blouse patterns for beginner tailors are very convenient, as they do not require precise fitting to the figure. And this is very important when it is not possible to use outside help during fitting. Famous couturiers do not ignore the simplest patterns of blouses like those presented in the article. Using such patterns, they focus on the quality, texture and padding of fabrics.

The simplest blouse patterns can consist of just one piece. Take a look at our proposed diagram. Numerous precise measurements are not needed to construct it. For a standard figure, it is enough to know the chest circumference, product length and sleeve length. These measurements are also needed to determine the amount of fabric. Typically, sewing a blouse with a fabric width of 1 m 45 cm requires one blouse length and one sleeve length.

Blouse for any figure

This blouse can be sewn in one evening. It only has two seams. It is put on over the head.

A blouse requires 1.5 m of fabric with a width of 145-155 cm. It can be cotton sateen, silk chiffon or other softly draping material.

You will need a blouse pattern. Here is a pattern made for sizes 38-40. (chest circumference 88-92 cm). The model is assumed from thin fabric, loose silhouette, with a large allowance for a loose fit.

If your size is larger, then you need to increase the width of the blouse by shortening the sleeve length. For such a simple model it is not necessary to do paper template. The blouse pattern shown in this article can be chalked on the back side of your fabric. For the most inexperienced, we suggest making a paper pattern. To do this, take a sheet of thick paper measuring 77x82 cm. Transfer our diagram onto it, make changes if necessary, and cut out the pattern.

Before cutting, the fabric should be decated, that is, ironed with a hot iron through a damp cloth. This is done so that the material shrinks and does not decrease in size after you sew a product from it and wash it.

Fold the fabric in half. Connect the top cut to the bottom. Then fold in half again, bringing the edges together. You should end up with a square or rectangle with folds on two adjacent sides. Place the pattern close to the folds and press the paperweight down to keep the fabric and pattern in place while you draw and cut. The blouse pattern is outlined. Allowances for seams are given at the bottom, side edges and neckline. Along the neck - 1 cm, on the side - 1.5 cm, at the bottom and on the hem of the sleeves - 3 cm. The cut out part is a single piece of fabric, similar to a large cross with a round hole in the middle.

Overlock all edges except the neckline. Fold the blouse right side inward, align the edges, baste and stitch the side seams and sleeve seams with a single stitch. Iron them. Turn the hem allowances for the bottom of the sleeves, front and back to the wrong side and baste. Sew the stitches, leaving small areas unstitched for threading a narrow elastic band.

The neckline must be treated with bias tape so that it becomes a drawstring for threading the elastic into it. To do this, measure the length of the blouse neck, 1 cm away from the cut. From the remnants of the fabric, cut strips 3 cm wide along the bias thread. Connect them into a ribbon and stitch them to the neckline, folding them right sides together. Iron to the wrong side, slightly stretching the unsewn edge. Finish this edge with a zigzag or overlock. Baste the binding 1 cm from the edge. Stitch, leaving a small hole for the elastic. If you insert a lace instead of an elastic band and arrange the ties, you can adjust the depth of the neckline according to your desire and mood. Lace or wide ribbon, tied with a bow, will become a decorative element.

A prerequisite for a good fit

Blouse patterns for beginners in no way imply carelessness when sewing. All seams must be treated against fraying. Wet heat treatment is necessary for each seam. This is not difficult and does not require much time or extensive experience, but it always affects appearance finished product. Wet heat treatment is the first rule of professionals.

What to look for when buying fabric

And the last recommendation for a novice dressmaker is that when buying fabric, you should pay special attention to the harmony of colors. Even if the fabric is very fashionable and expensive, but the color does not match the skin tone of your face, eyes and hair, then the item will be “lost” and will not bring the expected joy and satisfaction. The fabric should be selected with reference to your entire wardrobe. Think about what you will wear with your new blouse. It will be suitable for an everyday set or will be focused on special occasions. Go through your skirts, trousers, shoes and bags. With such a balanced and thoughtful approach, you will not make mistakes and will receive great joy both from the process of creating an outfit, and from the compliments that people will undoubtedly give you.

For sewing lovers. How to sew a blouse with short sleeves.

Step by step description:

We offer the simplest option for sewing a blouse with a short one-piece sleeve in a T-shot silhouette. It is with this model that you can start sewing things for yourself. By choosing the right material, you can get a product for any season.

First you need to take measurements and decide on the size of your future blouse.

To do this, determine the circumference of the chest based on its most protruding area. For the circuit, use half of this value;
sleeve length, measuring it from the joint of the forearm and shoulder;
the length of the blouse, measuring along the back from the seventh cervical vertebra to the bottom of the product.

Make a pattern, as in the photo below, according to these dimensions on wide graph paper:

It can also be used for cutting fabric.

Consider seam allowances:
bottom: 4 cm;
neckline: 1 cm;
other seams: 1.5 cm.

If you want to make the blouse more fitted, you can adjust the lines of the side seams and extend them until they intersect with the shoulder lines.

For overweight ladies, there are some features in constructing the pattern: the size of the blouse is adjusted, taking into account, in addition to the parameters mentioned above, the circumference of the hips, abdomen and forearm.
Place the finished parts inside out, and then stitch them together taking into account the allowances.