SewHQ: Your Online Sewing Club

Access 1,000+ sewing patterns and become a part of our sewing community!
JOIN FROM JUST £4.99!

NO COMMITMENTS. CANCEL ANYTIME

Home   Sewing Patterns   Kathryn Blouse
Kathryn Blouse
Kathryn Blouse

Kathryn Blouse

Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
Download
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
Download

Share this  

About this pattern

Always keen to embrace a trend, we decided to use a gingham fabric when bringing this gorgeous design to life. Featuring a flattering tie belt that will cinch you in at the waist and statement armholes that promise to keep you cool, this offering from Posner & Posner won’t just be a joy to wear, it will also act as a masterclass in stitching buttonholes, working with bias strips, and creating hems.

Essentials

  • Fabric, 1.5m (130cm)
  • Fusible interfacing, 25cm
  • Buttons, 15mm, eight

Suggested fabrics

  • Lightweight wovens, such as cotton poplin, chambray and seersucker

Sizes

  • 8-24

Cutting Guide

  • Back: cut one on the fold
  • Front: cut two on the fold
  • Back neck facing: cut one on the fold from fabric and one on the fold from interfacing
  • Front neck facing: cut two on the fold from fabric and two on the fold from interfacing
  • Casing: cut one on the fold
  • Tie belt: cut two on the fold
  • Bias strips: cut two, 2.5cm x 46cm
  • 1cm seam allowance used throughout, unless otherwise stated.

    To unlock all the content, Join SewHQ

    1 Download the templates, then print and follow the cutting guide. Snip two pieces of fusible interfacing, 4.5cm wide and the same length as the centre front, then apply to the centre front on the wrong side. Press under a narrow turning along the raw edge of the front band and stitch close to the edge. Fold each front along the fold line towards the wrong side to create the button band. Press the fold, but don’t stitch.

    2 Press a 5mm turning on to the wrong side of both the long edges of the casing. Repeat this process at each of the short ends of the casing and stitch close to the edge. Pin the casing in place along the lines marked on the back of the blouse and stitch close to the edge at the top and bottom of the casing, but not the sides. With right sides together, pin the front and back at the shoulder and stitch. Neaten the edge and press the seam towards the back.

    3 Press a 5mm turning on the long edges of the bias strips. Pin the unpressed edge of the bias strips to each armhole, right sides together, and stitch in place with a 5mm seam allowance. Press the bias strip away from the armhole. With right sides together, pin the back and front at the side seam, leaving a

You might also like these patterns