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Channel: stitching & cutting by jyoti
Date: 20/07/2023

Blouse Stitching Guide

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Blouse stitching & cutting

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Stitching and cutting a blouse involve the process of creating a blouse from fabric. Here's a general guide on blouse stitching and cutting:

Materials needed:

Blouse fabric (cotton, silk, chiffon, etc.)

Blouse pattern or measurements

Sewing machine (optional but recommended)

Sewing thread in a matching color

Scissors

Pins

Measuring tape

Blouse Cutting:

Take your blouse fabric and spread it flat on a clean and smooth surface. Make sure the fabric is wrinkle-free.

Fold the fabric in half lengthwise with the right sides facing each other. This means the side of the fabric you want to show on the outside of the blouse should be touching each other.

Place the blouse pattern on top of the folded fabric. If you don't have a pattern, you can use your measurements to draw the blouse outline directly on the fabric. The pattern should be aligned along the fold to ensure symmetry.

Use the measuring tape and fabric chalk or a pencil to mark the pattern's outline onto the fabric.

Carefully cut along the marked lines through both layers of fabric. This will give you two blouse pieces – one for the front and one for the back.

Blouse Stitching:

Place the front and back blouse pieces together with the right sides facing each other. Align the edges and pin them in place to prevent shifting during stitching.

Using a sewing machine or hand stitching, sew along the sides (underarm and side seams) to join the front and back pieces. Use a straight stitch and ensure you leave enough allowance for seam allowance.

If your blouse has sleeves, attach them to the main body of the blouse. Match the edges, pin them in place, and sew.

Finish the edges to prevent fraying. You can use a serger or a zigzag stitch on a sewing machine, or you can do a double-fold hem and hand-stitch it.

Create the neckline by folding the fabric inside and sewing it in place. You can also add any additional design elements like buttons or zippers if your blouse requires them.

Hem the bottom of the blouse by folding the fabric inside and stitching it securely.

Try on the blouse to check for fit and make any necessary adjustments.

Remember, these are general steps, and the specific process may vary depending on the blouse design and your sewing skills. It's always a good idea to practice on scrap fabric first before working on your final blouse project.