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This easy button-back blouse is made up of only five pattern pieces, including interfaced facings that are used to neatly finish the neckline and accommodate the back closure. This creates a more flattering silhouette that promises comfort and wearability. Follow straightforward dart and buttonhole techniques, using zigzag stitch or an overlocker to neaten the seams for a professional finish.
1 Download and print the pattern at sewmag.co.uk/templates. Cut out the pieces according to the cutting guide, then iron interfacing onto the back and front neck facings. Match these at the shoulders, right sides together, then pin and stitch. Press the seams open, then neaten the outer edges.
2 Stitch darts into the front piece, sewing from the base to the marked points, then repeat on the back piece. Press the darts towards the centre, then neaten the edges of the shoulders. Match the front and back shoulder seams, pin and stitch. Press the seams open.
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