✨Resultado de la confección de un lindo uniforme quirúrgico 🪡🧵/✨Result of making a cute surgical uniform 🪡🧵[Esp~Eng]
Good evening, fellow sewing enthusiasts of this community. I almost forgot to show you the complete surgical scrubs, because from the beginning I wanted to show you each piece separately. I figured it would be more difficult to understand each step of the process later on. It does look confusing, though, because even for me, the shirt was a bit of a challenge. I was commissioned to make the scrubs, but the doctor brought her own scrubs as a guide. She wanted the shirt with slightly puffed sleeves and a bias-cut panel running from the sleeve to the collar. That part was tricky because it was my first time sewing that design. But in this short sewing post, I don't just want to talk about the differences in how this scrubs were made, which I now say I learned something new about.
This is a surgical scrub set that breaks with the typical surgical scrub set, or what is generally used. Using Nova fabric as the star material, which is practical for these uniforms and provides a more impeccable and elegant appearance, it is also recommended for its durability. Of course, it was also a challenge for me, as I wanted to meet my client's expectations. She chose the purple fabric color because she has a dark complexion, and this shade of purple lightens her skin tone—an important factor when choosing fabric colors. In addition to choosing the fabric color and style, I gave her some advice on the pant style, and she thought it was a great idea to make jogger pants.
Well friends, here's the result. I invite you to take a quick look at the other two posts about making the pants and shirt for the surgical scrubs. In the meantime, here's an image I tried to create with artificial intelligence, where I asked it to put the scrubs on a mannequin to give you an idea of how the uniform looks. Thanks for your attention, and I hope to see you soon on my blog! 🤗
The photos presented on this blog are my own. The images have been edited using Canva. The photos were taken with my Samsung Galaxy A17 phone. The content has been translated using Google Translate.