Maison Fauve | CHELSEA blouse Sewing Pattern
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The Chelsea blouse plays with the codes of the wardrobe Maison Fauve : the pretty sleeves, the pleats, renewed with a raglan sleeve assembly. The model allows you several finishes: pleated front or not, gathered and buttoned bottom sleeve or sleeve strap, to vary the difficulty and play with your fabrics and your patterns. As beautiful out as in your pants, its cut is slightly fitted, for a structured, feminine and comfortable fall.
Sewing level:In the middle, the technical points are the realization of the pleats on the front bust and the shoulders, the ripstop slit with the assembly of the cuff and the installation of the bias neckline.
Supplies
- 20 cm of iron-on for pieces 4 and 7
- 2 buttons of about 10-15 mm for the buttoned sleeve version
- Fabric for a width of 140 cm:
34-46 : 150 cm
48-52 : 165 cm
Suggested Fabric
Lightweight fabrics (80 to 160 g/m2) with more or less hold depending on the desired effect on the folds. Be careful, your fabric must mark well with the iron and not deform too much: viscose, tencel, cotton, crepe, poplin, satin, or twill. The openwork fabrics will also be interesting for this model, especially since the cleanliness of the neckline is achieved with a bias.
