Maison Fauve | HESPERIDE Blouse Sewing Pattern
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The Hespéride blouse is an exquisite piece, featuring a gracefully flared silhouette, structured with elegant paneling and a captivating back design. Crafted with comfortable raglan sleeves, it has a wide, rounded neckline that can be styled with or without a button placket. The fitted upper bust transitions seamlessly into a gentle flare at the front, achieving a flattering shape without gathers, ensuring a smooth and elegant drape over the chest. At the back, delicate gathers under the yoke add movement and refinement, while a wide, feminine tie closure makes for a striking detail. Light, romantic, and effortlessly chic, the Hespéride blouse is simply irresistible.
Size: The pattern goes from a size 34 to 52. The size chart of the finished garment is available in the product photos.
Sewing level: intermediate, the technical aspects are creating the pleats on the front bust and the shoulders, the rip stop slit with the cuff assembly and the installation of the neckline bias.
SEAM ALLOWANCES ARE INCLUDED (1 CM).
Supplies
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Fabrics for a width of 140cm: 34-40: 160 cm, 46-48: 200 cm, 50-52: 220 cm
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25 cm of fusible interfacing
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3 buttons 12 mm diameters
Light weight fabrics (80 to 200 g/m2) with more or less hold depending on the desired finish for the folds. Be careful, your fabric must mark well with an iron and not loose too much of its shape: viscose, tencel, cotton, crepe, poplin, satin, or twill.
