Our kids are little fashionistas. Sewing is especially enjoyable and exciting for them. And then how pleasant it is to rejoice, looking at your beloved child in a new thing. In addition to clothing models for children, it contains information on remaking clothes for children, as well as sewing necessities: educational toys, blankets, crib bumpers and much more. After all, we will do everything to ensure that our children have the happiest childhood, surrounded by fairy tales.

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We sew a children's knitted blouse with lace

I would like to offer you a master class on sewing a children's T-shirt with long sleeve. Height 110 cm

- 50 cm of knitted fabric (in in this case thin interlock);

So, the first step is to build a pattern:

2. Cut out the product.

3. Using an overlocker, sew one shoulder seam, laying a reinforcing tape on one side (I usually take the simplest satin ribbon 1.2 cm wide).

4. Fold the neck facing lengthwise and iron. Using an overlocker, sew on the neck facing. During the sewing process, tighten (stretch) the facing. If you are doing this for the first time, it is better to baste the facing to the neckline first.

5. From the front side, iron and place the neck facing in the correct position. Lay a securing stitch (I do it with a chain stitch on a cover stitch; for those who don’t have a cover stitch, you can do this stitch using special threads, for example, Maraflex (Gutterman), they stretch, or another option - any stretchable decorative stitch on your machine).

6. Overlock the second shoulder seam, do not forget to lay the reinforcing tape.

7. Sew in the sleeves using an overlocker (for beginners, baste first).

8. Using an overlocker, process the sections of the sleeve and the base with one seam, first on one side, and then on the other side.

9. Turn the product inside out. Pin the shoulder seam allowance.

Fold the bottom of the sleeves, baste, stitch (preferably with a stitcher, another option is on a regular machine, but using a double needle).

Here are several options for decorating a sweater with lace.

11. Stitch lace onto the product.

Fold the bottom of the product. Iron, stitch.

12. Carefully sew the edges of the lace on top of each other (you can do it by hand, or you can use a free-motion foot).

How to sew a sweater for a child

Winter is already very close, more and more often you want to wrap yourself up even warmer, and even more so, you want to give more warmth to your children. Let's make a cozy warm jacket with cheerful drawing from brushed cotton fabric in just an hour.

Pattern for a children's sweater

First of all, you need to print out the pattern that comes with this master class. The pattern is designed for 7 sizes - from 74 to 110. The control square on the printed sheet should have a size of 2 by 2 centimeters; align the pattern pieces along the control lines indicated by the “scissors” icon. There will be 3 parts in total - front and back with a fold and a sleeve part.

Fabric for sewing blouses

Prepare the fabrics: depending on the size, about 30-40 centimeters of brushed interlock.

Feel free to use fabrics with different patterns that match each other.

Also take 15 centimeters of ribana - a special fabric that is used to trim cuffs and collars.

Cutting a children's sweater

Pin the pattern pieces to the fabric and cut them out, leaving seam allowances. Since the fabric is brushed, it is quite difficult to trace the details with a chalk or pencil, therefore, having secured the pattern well, carefully cut it out without tracing.

In our case, we are making a combined shelf - the upper part will have a pattern, and the lower part will be plain.

Cut out the sleeve and cuff details. They should be equal to two-thirds the width of the sleeve. The height of the cuffs is 6-8 centimeters when unfolded.

Cut out the piece to trim the collar. It will be 20 centimeters long and 6 centimeters wide.

So, the cutting is ready.

You can start assembling the blouse.

Sewing a blouse - assembly

First, assemble the shelf. Pin together the parts with needles, as shown in the photo.

Finish the seam with an overlocker.

Since the seam may stretch a little during the stitching process, it is necessary to return it to its shape using an iron.

Then press the seam allowance down.

Pin the front and back pieces along the shoulder seams and sew them.

Press the seam allowances to the front.

Pin the sleeve details to the unfolded blouse. Make sure that the control marks on the top of the sleeve cap coincide.

Carefully sew them on with an overlocker.

Press seam allowance to sleeve side.

Now fold the blouse with the right side inward, align the parts at the seams and pin together.

Sew carefully side seams.

Press seam allowances to the back side.

Finish the bottom of the product using an overlocker.

Then fold the edge 1-1.5 centimeters and sew on a machine with an elastic seam - for example, “fish bone”.

Prepare the collar and cuffs. Fold the pieces vertically in half and stitch using an overlocker.

Fold the pieces horizontally in half.

Place the cuffs into the sleeves, distribute the fabric evenly, and pin around the perimeter.

Do the same with the collar.

Stretching the ribana to the level of the main fabric, sew the cuffs and collar on the overlocker.

This is how nice our parts look now.

Our blouse is almost ready! All that remains is to finally iron it out.

Iron the allowances to the side of the main part.

And now you can try on a new thing! As you can see, sewing a blouse for a child is not at all difficult.

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Raglan jacket with bow: how to sew + pattern

A warm and elegant blouse with raglan sleeves can be sewn in just a day, and your child will enjoy it for a long time. Such the model will fit for both girls and boys - you just need to choose matching colors and decor.

You can also sew a warm turtleneck and sundress for your child for winter and spring.

To sew raglan, first print out the pattern. Glue the parts along the lines with the scissors symbol. When choosing a size, be guided by the child's waist circumference. For a skinny three-year-old, for example, size 74 is suitable. If necessary, the length of the product can be cut one or two sizes larger.

Raglan jacket - pattern for girls:

We will also need:

• footer with fleece “bows”;
• interlock (cotton jersey) blue;
• matching and contrasting threads;
• ribbons in color, button;
• scissors, pencil;

Children's raglan jacket: pattern and how to sew a jacket

Pin item number 4 – the raglan sleeve – to the folded fabric.

We cut out the fabric parts according to the pattern, allowing a small allowance on all cuts.

We pin part number 3 (back) to the fabric, observing the fold line.

We cut along the contours of the pattern, leaving a small allowance everywhere, including the neckline.

We will also cut out the first part of the front from fabric with a pattern, folded in half. Pay attention to the fold line, do not make an allowance along the neckline.

The second half of the front part is cut out in the same way. By the way, it can be made from companion fabric.

There are special marks on the pattern pieces. They are needed to sew the sleeves in correctly. Mark the marks on the sleeve using a contrasting thread.

We make the same marks on the front part. Now the front and back sides of the sleeve will not get mixed up.

We sew together three parts of the front - the middle one with a fold and two halves on the sides.

Sew along the basting using a straight stitch.

We process the edge with a zigzag or overlock.

Now we fold the front and back pieces with their right sides facing each other. We chop off the sides with pins.

We sew the parts together with a straight stitch, and finish the edge with a zigzag.

We will cut out two rectangles from blue interlock, the long side is equal to the edge of the sleeve, the width is 7 cm.

Fold the fabric in half lengthwise, right side out. We pin the sections of the rectangle to the section of the sleeve.

Sew with a straight stitch.

Iron it from the front side and add a finishing stitch.

Now let's sew the tukav lengthwise. To do this, first pin the edges (or sweep them).

Sew the seams with a straight stitch. We sew the edge with a zigzag.

Now, focusing on the sleeve and front marks, we sew in the sleeves.

We sew the sleeves into the armhole with a straight stitch, and sew along the edges with a zigzag.

Now let's take a rectangle from interlock. The length is a quarter less than the neck circumference. Width – 6 cm. The part should stretch along the length.

Pin the edges of the strip (fabric face to face).

Sew the edges with a knitted stitch and finish the edge with a zigzag.

Place the resulting ring into the neck facing the wrong side. Pin in a circle.

Sew the piece along the edge using a zigzag stitch. Fold the opposite edge and baste it.

Turn the neck edging to the front side and baste it.

Sew with a straight knitted seam, removing all the basting.

Fold the bottom edge of the blouse inward and sew it with a flat knitted seam.

Now let's start decorating. In the middle of the front part, draw the outline of a bow with a pencil.

Cut a long narrow strip of interlock (it should stretch along the length). We sew the edge with a small frequent zigzag, slightly stretching the fabric.

We will process the second edge in the same way. The result is a wavy stripe.

Carefully baste it along the contour of the bow.

Slowly, moving the curls away from the machine foot, sew the strip with a straight knit stitch.

Let's take two pieces of different ribbons.

Sew the middle of each ribbon into the middle of the bow.

We close the attachment point with a button.

A warm raglan blouse for a girl is ready. In the same way, you can sew a raglan for a boy, using suitable applique or embroidery. The child will definitely be happy, and most importantly, he will be warm and beautifully dressed.

Pattern of a children's sweatshirt with raglan sleeves + master class

Making things for your beloved baby is an extremely pleasant and interesting activity. So, even a novice craftswoman can sew a simple blouse for a child, or rather it would be called a sweatshirt. The product is quite simple, so I want to add something special to it, for example, abandon the usual sleeve in favor of a raglan sleeve.

Sweatshirt with raglan sleeves

A raglan blouse, depending on the fabric chosen, can become both casual wear and pajamas. In the latter case, I also suggest paying attention to the article about children's pants, where there is a model that will make a good companion to a blouse for sleeping, and you will get a full-fledged children's pajamas.

Pattern of a children's sweatshirt with raglan sleeves

Download the file and print. Choose the appropriate size - from 1.5 years to 10 years. Size chart is attached below. Glue the sheets together and cut out the pattern. Transfer the details onto the fabric.

DIY children's raglan sweatshirt

Download the pattern for a children's raglan sweatshirt:

How to sew a sweatshirt with raglan sleeves for a child

Step 1. Transfer the paper pattern to the fabric. Transfer the front and back parts to fabric folded in half. Don't forget to leave seam allowances.

Cutting out the pattern pieces

Step 2. We start assembling with the raglan sleeves. Baste or pin the sleeves to the back and front pieces. The longer upper part of the sleeve should be adjacent to the back, respectively, the short one should be adjacent to the front.

Baste raglan sleeves to the back and front

Step 3. After making sure that the parts are assembled correctly, we make the seams. Open cuts must be processed using an overlocker. But if there is none, then you can get by with an overcast stitch on sewing machine, or zigzag, at worst.

Step 4. Finish the bottom edge of the sleeves. Turn and sew. In general, you need to process the lower cut of the sleeve after the seam on the sleeve itself is completed. But since our sleeve is small, this will be difficult to do. At the end we will simply manually hem the seam allowance on the sleeve itself so that it does not puff up.

Step 5. Now use a single stitch to sew the side seam on the blouse and the seam on the sleeve. Do the same on the other side.

Sew side seams and sleeve

At the point where the sleeve is attached, we straighten the allowances (the top one is away from you, the bottom one is towards you)

Step 6. Now process the bottom of the product - tuck, iron and sew.

Fold and iron the bottom of the baby's blouse

We sew a seam along the bottom

Step 7. Let's start with the neck. Cut a strip of fabric, fold it in half and stitch. Stitch, slightly stretch the fabric, then the strip will be rounded.

This is how you get a rubber band

Attach the strip to the neckline on the front side of the children's sweatshirt. Again, pulling the strip lightly, baste or pin it.

Sew and turn away

Once you are sure that the neckline is good, machine stitch the basting area. Unscrew the neck and iron with steam. And then sew a line along the neckline on the front side of the product.

We sew a line along the neckline from the front side

We cut off the seam allowances and remove all the extra threads.

Children's blouse with raglan sleeves is ready!

Step 8. Cut off excess allowances. Our DIY sweatshirt for a child is ready!

Children's sweatshirt for height 92-104. Pattern, sew

Pattern of a sweatshirt for a child 92-104 cm tall.

You may immediately wonder: why is there such a large gap in the child’s height? The pattern is designed in such a way that for a child 92 cm tall, you can roll up the sleeve, and the sweatshirt will be 44 cm long from the neck; for a child 104 cm tall, you don’t have to roll up the sleeve, and it is better to measure the desired length of the sweatshirt for a specific child. I offer you a universal option, you can change or supplement it.

Constructing the front and back of the pattern

Just in case, I’ll explain in a nutshell how I built the drawing:

1. Draw a rectangle with sides 37 and 44 cm.
2. Divide the horizontal 37 in half and draw the vertical upward. We put a point (this is our middle of the neck).
3. From this point to the right we set aside 8 cm (we put a dot) and 18 cm (this is shoulder level).
4. From point 18 down 2.5 cm - the shoulder point. We connect point 8 and 2.5 with a straight line - the shoulder line.
5. From the central point of the neck we set aside 18 cm - the level of the armpits. We draw a horizontal line.
6. We draw the armhole by eye, the length of the armhole line should be 16 cm (measure with a centimeter tape).
7. From the central point of the neck we set aside 5 cm - the level of the front neckline, and 1.5 cm - the level of the back neckline.
8. We do the same on the left side of the drawing, draw the neck roundly.
9. I make a zipper in the center of the sweatshirt, so at the end of the drawing we divide the front part in the center into two halves so that we can sew the zipper there. If you wish, you can not make a zipper, but make a polo fastener (but this will take longer).

Construction of the sleeve

1. Initially we build a rectangle with sides 28 and 32 cm.
2. We divide side 28 in half by 14 cm on both sides, draw a vertical line through the entire rectangle, dividing it into two parts - the line of the middle of the sleeve.
3. From the top point of the middle of the sleeve we put 7 cm down. At this level the sleeve width is 28 cm.
4. At the bottom of the sleeve the width is 22 cm, from the middle line we set aside 11 cm.
5. We connect the sides of the sleeve drawing with straight lines.
6. We draw the edge by eye, the length of the sleeve edge is 32 cm.

Construction of the plank - rack

We measure the length of the front and back neckline, I got 37 cm, you may have your own value, it depends on the roundness of your drawn neckline, in general, in any case it’s better to measure...

Stand height 7 cm.

Allowances.

All parts are cut with allowances of 1 cm, at the bottom of the product and on the sleeves - 4 cm, allowances on the stand - 2.5 cm (to insert an elastic band there).

We sew a fleece sweatshirt

For the sweatshirt, I bought double-sided fleece (with a dark blue and light blue side), and it turned out to be very warm, maybe only for extreme cold, so it could have been sewn from single-sided fleece.

Cut out pieces from fleece.

Sew the front and back pieces along the side and shoulder seams. I don’t process seam allowances because the fleece doesn’t fray.

We sew the sleeves with a “tube”. I deliberately planned the sleeve hems “for growth”, so I lengthened the pattern by 4 cm in addition to the allowances.

We sew the stand to the neck, we turn the top cut of the stand over inner side, so that later you can put an elastic band there. We make an interfacing stitch along the front side, sewing (and thus fixing) the neck allowances to the front and back of the sweatshirt. In my opinion, it’s prettier this way, but you don’t have to do this line.

Now we sew on the zipper using a special zipper foot on the machine. First we sew one side of the zipper, and then close it and join the neck seam (so that it is at the same level when the zipper is closed). We pin or baste (this depends on your experience in sewing on zippers) the second half of the zipper and only then sew it on the machine.

Do not sew the second part of the zipper by eye without joining it first, otherwise the zipper will move anyway, even by 0.5 cm, and it will be obvious that it is sewn crookedly - you will have to redo it.

I decided to make an interfacing stitch and secure the zipper allowances to the front piece. This way the zipper will close better.

Let's start with the bottom of the sweatshirt. I specially made such large allowances - for a large hem to insert an elastic band, and so that it could be unraveled and lengthened when the child grows up.

We turn it on the wrong side and make a wide turn (cm 2) so that later we can insert an elastic band there.

I will insert the elastic band with clamps, it is possible without them, I just already have clamps, why not insert them))!

To insert the fastener, you need to make two tiny cuts on the inside of the folded seam allowances, at a distance of 1 cm from each other. And we thread the elastic band.

Without a clamp, we immediately fix the elastic band with a slight stretch. And sew on both sides.

This is how good the bottom of the sweatshirt turned out:

We also insert an elastic band into the neckline, but here I made a fastener on one side, and on the other I simply sewed the two ends of the elastic to the edge of the placket, hiding the allowances inside.

I made a drawing on the front side of the sweatshirt acrylic paints for fabrics to make the sweatshirt more fun)).

How to sew a hood on a sweatshirt?

I received a letter from a reader in the mail asking me hood patterns for this sweatshirt. Therefore, I decided to supplement the article and schematically explain how you can build a pattern and sew a hood using it.

You can, of course, get confused and build a hood according to all the rules; such construction begins in exactly the same way as building a collar, only we also lengthen the pattern to the desired height of the child’s head.

But now I want to show you how to add a hood to this sweatshirt without making a special pattern.

To do this, fold the sweatshirt so that the fold on the left is the center of the back, and the fold on the right coincides with the zipper. This way the sleeve of the sweatshirt will be in the center. But we are interested in the neck line; it has a curved shape.

Lay the sweatshirt out on a piece of graph paper and trace the neck line onto the paper.

To construct the hood area, you need to draw verticals from the extreme points of the neck (figuratively speaking, these verticals continue the lines of the middle of the back and zipper).

Now from the back side on the vertical of the hood we set aside 20 cm, and from the zipper side - 23 cm. We build a rectangle, connecting these points with a horizontal line.

I gave an example of the values ​​- 20 and 23 cm, but they may differ from yours, since there may be an error of 1 - 2 cm. But the point is that the upper horizontal line of the hood forms with the vertical lines (extensions of the line of the back and zipper) right angles.

Such a hood will consist of two parts: the left and right halves, which will need to be sewn along a rounded line, folded face to face. And we will get a hood with a seam along the center line.

If you wish, you can insert an elastic band that will slightly tighten the hood around the oval of the face, but then you need to take this into account when constructing and add 3 cm to the allowances, instead of 1 cm from the side of the face line, and then definitely do not make this line with a deflection inward.

Then we sew the hood to the neck line, like a collar.

Perhaps that's all)))).

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How to sew a beautiful cotton blouse for a girl

Children grow up quickly. Just yesterday, the clothes that were in time are today too small. What to do? Basic sewing skills, enthusiasm and my master class will come to your aid. You will learn how to sew a blouse for a girl from cotton fabric with short sleeve, with lanterns, on a yoke. Sewing a beautiful and fashionable blouse with your own hands is very simple, even for beginners.

You will need:

1. Cotton fabric – 50.0 cm.
2. Sewing – 20.0 cm (narrow), 30.0 cm (wide).
3. Lace – 150.0 cm.
4. Narrow satin braid – 60.0 cm.
5. Decorative elastic – 30.0 - 35.0 cm.
6. Buttons – 5 pcs.
7. Adhesive fabric – 10.0 cm.
8. Threads – 3 pcs.
9. Sewing supplies.

Summer blouse cut

I admit, at this stage I had some difficulties. I didn't have the fabric I needed, so I decided to sew from scraps that were lying around. It takes little material to make a blouse for a girl of 6 months or 3 years. Therefore, my accumulated leftovers over the years were just enough to buy a blouse for my niece. Great way Recycle textile waste and get rid of debris in the attic.

Preparing for cutting

Before cutting the blouse, the fabric should be decatted (checked for shrinkage). This can be done by ironing the fabric with a steam iron or soaking the fabric in warm water and letting it dry. The second option is most suitable for natural fabrics, especially cotton.

Why cotton?! I already wrote about the properties of cotton in an article about natural fabrics, so I won’t repeat myself. I will say one thing, this fabric is perfect for a child’s summer blouse. Cotton clothing does not cause allergies, and in such a blouse you will be comfortable at any time of the year. It can be worn both in the summer for a walk and in kindergarten in winter, for example, for a matinee.

Cutting details

The blouse consists of:

• shelf - 3 parts;
• back – 2 parts;
• short sleeve – 2 parts.

Cutting cotton blouses

Unfortunately, I cannot show the layout of the pattern on the fabric and the pattern itself because I cut it from residual materials (non-standard scraps). I can offer short description cutting

My children's blouse pattern is always universal. Using it, I cut any children's clothes by modeling, which I really love. I'll tell you a little secret! I don’t make a special pattern for children’s clothing. Once I translated a pattern from Burda and now, using simple modeling, I create any model. The main thing is to find the basis of the pattern (front, back, sleeve) the right size, the rest is a matter of technique.

How to cut a children's blouse:

• to make a yoke on the shelf and back, draw horizontal yoke lines on the pattern in the right places;
• this way you will get individual details of the yokes, without the need to spoil the pattern and cut it;
• when cutting, simply mark the location of these lines on the fabric;
• add seam allowances, move the pattern and trace the rest of the pattern;
• on the shelf, add an increase to the side seams for gathering, as well as a couple of centimeters at the bottom for the tummy (make the descent in a convex arc);
• do not forget to add allowances for the fastener on the yoke of 5.0 - 5.5 cm from the center;
• along the side seams on the front and back, widen towards the bottom for freedom of movement;
• You adjust the sleeve length depending on the model;
• add an increase to the sleeve width and collar height for gathering.

Sewing a children's blouse

At this stage, following the exact sequence guarantees the desired result. If you come across unfamiliar words, consult the master's dictionary and sewing terminology. to contents

Processing the fastener on the yoke

We cut out 2 strips of adhesive fabric with a width equal to the width of the hem 3.5 - 4.0 cm, the length is equal to the length of the fastener. Read more about the properties of adhesive fabrics here: what is an adhesive pad for?

We glue the strips with an iron onto the hems from the wrong side, with the rough side down, through the cotton fabric, so as not to stain the iron.

We bend the hem sections by 1.0 cm and iron them.

We secure the hem on the wrong side with a machine stitch 0.1 - 0.2 cm from the fold.

On the right side of the right yoke, sew the stitching along the side (sew the loops first). Iron the clasp.

Sewing on decorative trim

Sew satin braid onto the yoke parts.

Gather the lace and sew it a few centimeters from the satin braid.

Connecting the yoke to the bottom

Gather the top cut of the bottom of the shelf and overcast the cut using an overlocker. Pin the yoke parts in the center of the fastener and overcast the bottom edge.

Sew the wide stitching, first to the yoke, then to the bottom. As a result, you will get a solid part of the shelf with a yoke on the fastener and decorative braid in the middle.

Yoke connection on the back

Sew the yoke to the back, the seam width is 1.0 - 1.5 cm. Overcast the cut, iron the seam allowance onto the yoke.

On the front side, sew a line 0.7 cm from the seam and iron.

Connection between shelf and back

Sew side and shoulder seams 1.5 - 2.0 cm wide. Overcast the edges and iron onto the back.

Sleeve processing

Assemble the assembly along the edges of the sleeves.

Baste and stitch the sleeves into the armholes.

Stitch the bottom edge of the sleeves and sew on a decorative elastic band, pulling slightly, to assemble.

In my case, the elastic was only enough for a small part of the sleeves. The sleeves and armhole had to be finished with bias tape from the main fabric. Not sure how to make bias tape? Read more about this in my article: how to sew a ruffled blouse.

On the front side, sew a stitch to secure the seam allowance (this can be done before stitching). This way the sleeve will gain additional volume and fit snugly on the arm.

Carefully iron the treated areas with an iron so as not to stretch the bias tape. It’s better to do this on a special block (this is a “sleeve” that comes complete with an ironing board), so the armhole will take on the correct shape and will not stick out. to contents

Neck treatment

Finish the neckline with bias tape made from the main fabric or finishing, satin fabric. Place the garment evenly on the ironing block and iron the neckline.

Bottom processing

Line up the bottom and hem with a closed-cut or Moscow stitch. Iron the bottom.

Final finishing

Remove the temporary gathering threads, sew on the buttons and iron the entire garment again.

Presentation of the finished blouse

DIY white blouse for my little niece.

Did you like the skirt? Then take a look at my master class: how to sew a tutu skirt.

You can sew such a skirt according to the master class: a skirt from old jeans.

Sew a warm vest with a hood and an applique on the back, as in the photo, see here.

Sewing a blouse for a girl is a pleasure. Being able to sew clothes yourself brings a lot of positive emotions and skills. One small thing can forever change the attitude towards purchased clothes and teach a child to dress with taste. Don't know what to wear for the holiday? A white summer blouse will fit perfectly into a little princess's New Year's ensemble. A children's fashionable blouse made of cotton with your own hands will make any event pleasant and eventful. to contents

Blouse models for girls

If you have any doubts about what kind of blouse to sew, then look at my selection.

Summer short sleeve blouses:

Types of summer long sleeve blouses:

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2017-12-13 Maria Novikova

Children grow up quickly. Just yesterday, the clothes that were in time are today too small. What to do? Basic sewing skills, enthusiasm and my master class will come to your aid. You will learn how to sew a blouse for a girl from cotton fabric with short sleeves, with lanterns, and a yoke. Sewing a beautiful and fashionable blouse with your own hands is very simple, even for beginners.

You will need:

Summer blouse cut

I admit, at this stage I had some difficulties. I didn't have the fabric I needed, so I decided to sew from scraps that were lying around. It takes little material to make a blouse for a girl of 6 months or 3 years. Therefore, my accumulated leftovers over the years were just enough to buy a blouse for my niece. A great way to put textile waste to good use and get rid of clutter in the attic.

Preparing for cutting

Before cutting the blouse, the fabric should be decatted (checked for shrinkage). This can be done by ironing the fabric with a steam iron or soaking the fabric in warm water and letting it dry. The second option is most suitable for natural fabrics, especially cotton.

Why cotton?! I already wrote about the properties of cotton in an article about it, so I won’t repeat it. I will say one thing, this fabric is perfect for a child’s summer blouse. Cotton clothing does not cause allergies, and in such a blouse you will be comfortable at any time of the year. It can be worn both for a walk in the summer and to kindergarten in the winter, for example, to a matinee.

Cutting details

The blouse consists of:

• shelf - 3 parts;
• back – 2 parts;
• short sleeve – 2 parts.

Cutting cotton blouses

Unfortunately, I cannot show the layout of the pattern on the fabric and the pattern itself because I cut it from residual materials (non-standard scraps). I can offer a brief description of the cutting.

My children's blouse pattern is always universal. Using it, I cut any children's clothes by modeling, which I really love. I'll tell you a little secret! I don’t make a special pattern for children’s clothing. Once I translated a pattern from Burda and now, using simple modeling, I create any model. The main thing is to find the base of the pattern (front, back, sleeve) of the right size, the rest is a matter of technique.

How to cut a children's blouse:

• to make a yoke on the shelf and back, draw horizontal yoke lines on the pattern in the right places;
• this way you will get individual details of the yokes, without the need to spoil the pattern and cut it;
• when cutting, simply mark the location of these lines on the fabric;
• add seam allowances, move the pattern and trace the rest of the pattern;
• on the shelf, add an increase to the side seams for gathering, as well as a couple of centimeters at the bottom for the tummy (make the descent in a convex arc);
• do not forget to add allowances for the fastener on the yoke of 5.0 - 5.5 cm from the center;
• along the side seams on the front and back, widen towards the bottom for freedom of movement;
• You adjust the sleeve length depending on the model;
• add an increase to the sleeve width and collar height for gathering.

Sewing a children's blouse

At this stage, following the exact sequence guarantees the desired result. If you come across unfamiliar words, contact and.

We glue the strips with an iron onto the hems from the wrong side, with the rough side down, through the cotton fabric, so as not to stain the iron.

We bend the hem sections by 1.0 cm and iron them.

We secure the hem on the wrong side with a machine stitch 0.1 - 0.2 cm from the fold.

On the right side of the right yoke, sew the stitching along the side (sew the loops first). Iron the clasp.

Sewing on decorative trim

Sew satin braid onto the yoke parts.

Gather the lace and sew it a few centimeters from the satin braid.

Connecting the yoke to the bottom

Gather the top cut of the bottom of the shelf and overcast the cut using an overlocker. Pin the yoke parts in the center of the fastener and overcast the bottom edge.

Sew the wide stitching, first to the yoke, then to the bottom. As a result, you will get a solid part of the shelf with a yoke on the fastener and decorative braid in the middle.

Yoke connection on the back

Sew the yoke to the back, the seam width is 1.0 - 1.5 cm. Overcast the cut, iron the seam allowance onto the yoke.

On the front side, sew a line 0.7 cm from the seam and iron.

Connection between shelf and back

Sew side and shoulder seams 1.5 - 2.0 cm wide. Overcast the edges and iron onto the back.

Sleeve processing

Assemble the assembly along the edges of the sleeves.

Baste and stitch the sleeves into the armholes.

Stitch the bottom edge of the sleeves and sew on a decorative elastic band, pulling slightly, to assemble.

On the front side, sew a stitch to secure the seam allowance (this can be done before stitching). This way the sleeve will gain additional volume and fit snugly on the arm.

Carefully iron the treated areas with an iron so as not to stretch the bias tape. It’s better to do this on a special block (this is a “sleeve” that comes complete with an ironing board), so the armhole will take on the correct shape and will not stick out.

Neck treatment

Finish the neckline with bias tape made from the main fabric or finishing, satin fabric. Place the garment evenly on the ironing block and iron the neckline.

Bottom processing

Line up the bottom and hem with a closed-cut or Moscow stitch. Iron the bottom.

Final finishing

Remove the temporary gathering threads, sew on the buttons and iron the entire garment again.

Presentation of the finished blouse

DIY white blouse for my little niece.

Did you like the skirt? Then take a look at my master class: .

You can sew such a skirt following the master class: .

Sew a warm vest with a hood and an applique on the back, as in the photo.

Sewing a blouse for a girl is a pleasure. Being able to sew clothes yourself brings a lot of positive emotions and skills. One small thing can forever change the attitude towards purchased clothes and teach a child to dress with taste. Don't know what to wear for the holiday? A white summer blouse will fit perfectly into a little princess's New Year's ensemble. A children's fashionable blouse made of cotton with your own hands will make any event pleasant and eventful.

We continue the topic of articles on sewing children's clothing. Previously I cited one, which is sewn very simply and quickly. In this article I propose to sew a blouse for a girl that can be worn on any occasion. In terms of time, sewing it will take a little more, but the result is worth it. Let's look at all the sewing from the moment the pattern is created.

Pattern of a sweater for a girl

To create a drawing you will need to know:

• Chest circumference.
• Waist circumference.
• Back width.
• Chest width.
• Back waist length.
• Front waist length.
• Shoulder slope size.
• Length of the product.
• Armhole depth.
• Sleeve length.

My pattern is made for sizes 110-116. So let's get started.

That's it, the pattern is ready! You can start cutting out and sewing.

Jacket for girls: step by step

For work, I decided to choose knitwear - it stretches wonderfully, drapes beautifully and, in general, it is one of my favorites. You can take any other material you like.

In the classic version, you will need 80 cm of fabric, with a width of 150 cm and a spool of thread to match. Let me remind you that this amount of material is used for a size of 110-116 cm. Additionally, you can take decorative elements that will later “revive” the appearance of the blouse. For me it will be large and small beads and lace.

Cut out all the details: 2 halves of the back, 2 sleeves, 1 part of the front.

While working, I decided to lower the center of the back a little. To do this, I chipped both parts with the right sides inward, drew a new neck and cut off the excess. In my opinion, it's more beautiful this way. If you decide to do the same, be sure to reduce the shoulder line from the front neckline, otherwise there will be inconsistencies when sewing the shoulder lines together.

Now fold the back and front pieces facing inward and sew along the side seams and shoulders.

Let's make the sleeves right away, as the most labor-intensive part. Measure the child's wrist, add a couple of centimeters to its width for freedom and seam allowances. Decide on the width of the cuffs and cut out rectangles twice as wide as the intended width + seam allowances.

Fold them face inward with short sides and sew.

Sew the sleeves.

Run a zigzag stitch along the bottom of the sleeve, loosening the tension on the machine and setting the stitch length to the maximum. Pull the sleeve a little to make it easier to sew on the cuff.

Turn the cuff so that the seam is on the inside. Pin them onto the sleeves and sew them on. This beautiful “flashlight” is formed.

Pin the sleeve to the armhole of the blouse. At this stage, the main thing is not to confuse the front and back of the sleeve.

After this, pin and close the back of the product with a seam. Do not reach literally a centimeter and a half to the neck.

You can pull the neckline a little, it will look neater. This can be done conveniently using the same zigzag stitch on a machine.

Let's start building and sewing a unique collar. Measure the entire circumference of the neckline. Add 40 centimeters to the free ends. Cut out a strip equal to the measured length, taking into account the free ends for tying and a width of 5 cm + seam allowances.

Fold it “face” inward, pin it and fold it in half. From the center, measure 1/2 the width of the neckline of the product. Duplicate the measurement on the other side.

Sew the ribbon on both sides, leaving the center open. Turn the collar out.

With the open side, place the collar to the neck of the product with the right sides so that the free ends are facing back and sew.

I decided to decorate the neck with beads and beads of different sizes. In my opinion it looks original. Unfortunately, the photo is not able to convey that beauty.

And this is what we got in the end. An interesting blouse for any occasion!

I wish you creative success and smooth stitches!

Winter is already very close, more and more often you want to wrap yourself up even warmer, and even more so, you want to give more warmth to your children. Let's make a cozy, warm sweater with a fun pattern from brushed cotton fabric in just an hour.

Pattern for a children's sweater

First of all, you need to print out the pattern that comes with this master class. The pattern is designed for 7 sizes - from 74 to 110. The control square on the printed sheet should have a size of 2 by 2 centimeters; align the pattern pieces along the control lines indicated by the “scissors” icon. There will be 3 parts in total - front and back with a fold and a sleeve part.

Fabric for sewing blouses

Prepare the fabrics: depending on the size, about 30-40 centimeters of brushed interlock.

Feel free to use fabrics with different patterns that match each other.

Also take 15 centimeters of ribana - a special fabric that is used to trim cuffs and collars.

Pin the pattern pieces to the fabric and cut them out, leaving seam allowances. Since the fabric is brushed, it is quite difficult to trace the details with a chalk or pencil, therefore, having secured the pattern well, carefully cut it out without tracing.

In our case, we are making a combined shelf - the upper part will have a pattern, and the lower part will be plain.

Cut out the sleeve and cuff details. They should be equal to two-thirds the width of the sleeve. The height of the cuffs is 6-8 centimeters when unfolded.

Cut out the piece to trim the collar. It will be 20 centimeters long and 6 centimeters wide.

So, the cutting is ready.

You can start assembling the blouse.

Sewing a blouse - assembly

First, assemble the shelf. Pin together the parts with needles, as shown in the photo.

Finish the seam with an overlocker.

Since the seam may stretch a little during the stitching process, it is necessary to return it to its shape using an iron.

Then press the seam allowance down.

Pin the front and back pieces along the shoulder seams and sew them.

Press the seam allowances to the front.

Pin the sleeve details to the unfolded blouse. Make sure that the control marks on the top of the sleeve cap coincide.

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Carefully sew them on with an overlocker.

Press seam allowance to sleeve side.

Now fold the blouse with the right side inward, align the parts at the seams and pin together.

Carefully sew the side seams.

Press seam allowances to the back side.

Finish the bottom of the product using an overlocker.

Then fold the edge 1-1.5 centimeters and sew on a machine with an elastic seam - for example, “fish bone”.

Prepare the collar and cuffs. Fold the pieces vertically in half and stitch using an overlocker.

Fold the pieces horizontally in half.

Place the cuffs into the sleeves, distribute the fabric evenly, and pin around the perimeter.

Do the same with the collar.

Stretching the ribana to the level of the main fabric, sew the cuffs and collar on the overlocker.

This is how nice our parts look now.

Our blouse is almost ready! All that remains is to finally iron it out.

Iron the allowances to the side of the main part.

And now you can try on a new thing! As you can see, sewing a blouse for a child is not at all difficult.

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Good afternoon. We made a warm fleece jacket for our pot-bellied boy. Because, as you know, fat does not protect you from the cold. And fleece is very good.

You can take basic pattern or edit it a little. I'll show you how. Choose a loose fit.

I had to use my son’s standards because it was “non-standard.”

• We expand the neckline by 1 cm on the shelf and 0.5 in the center of the back.

• We measure the neckline and build a collar rectangle.

• Raise the end of the collar. For small ones by 1 cm, for heights over 150 by 1.5 cm.

The top of the collar can be cut off a little, it won’t make things worse.

• If necessary, lengthen the pattern.

• Pick-up

Sewing

Shoulder seams. It can be strengthened with a share, but it is not necessary.

A dolevik is a strip of fabric along the lobe or a braid sewn into the seam so that it does not stretch.

I sewed it on an overlocker, but if you don’t have an overlocker, you can sew it with a zigzag.

Sew in the collar

We sew in the sleeves and use one stitch to go through the side seam and the sleeve seam.

Sew the second collar with the trim details.

Fold the middle of the shelf with the lining and insert a zipper between them.

We pass along the center of the shelf, then along the edge of the collar and again the center of the shelf.

Cutting out corners

I turn the hem back together at the seam allowances and sew a stitch. Thus securing the allowances and protecting the hem from getting under the zipper slider. I approach from above as far as possible.

I sew off the top of the collar. I sew the bottom, fastening the upper and lower collars.