👕 Blouse tied at the back 👕

Hello, today I bring you a blouse to tie in the back, the sizes go from 36 to 56, with their respective colors.

Something that I would like to clarify is that the tweezers are almost always 12.0 cm deep, as seen in the image and that they do not vary according to size.

The back of this blouse must be cut off separately, that's why it says "X2".

The sleeves have a curved shape, which gives a more beautiful touch to the blouse.

The measurement of this ribbon is only for the bow, and it is the same for all sizes. Everything that is in the pen is like this regardless of size. I made size 36.

This is how the molding would look once cut, front.

Rear.

Sleeve and ribbon for the bow.

When we have all the parts on paper ready, we go to the fabric. Remember to leave 1.0 cm of seam allowance.
As I already have several ready-made blouses, I am going to show you the steps with a finished garment.

The first thing we are going to sew are the tweezers, as seen in the image. Then we sew the front shoulders with the back ones, in this case we must sew both shoulders.

Once we have the front part attached to the back, we place the sleeves, the image shows how one of the sides would look with the sleeve already in place.
To ensure that the sleeve is well placed, what they have to do is, before sewing it, fold the sleeve and mark the middle, then pin that middle to the junction of the front with the back. The ends of the sleeves should coincide with the ends of both sides, then they secure each end and thus they can already sew the sleeves.

Before closing the sleeve along the sides of the garment, what I did was sew a ribbon to the edges of the sleeve. I made it with the same fabric, but you can do it with whatever tape you want. The measurement of the tape I cut was about 6.0 cm wide.

Well, we already have the blouse practically finished, now what we have to do is:
First: pass a ribbon through everything that would be the hem of the blouse.
Second: leave 30.0 cm of tape and then sew everything that would be the back neck, going through the front and ending in the other part of the back neck, in which we also have to leave another 30.0 cm.
You will need more or less 1.56 m of tape including 30.0 cm for each side, this is for a size 36.

This is how the tape you use looks like when it's open.

Then fold it and iron it with a little bit of alcohol and water, that helps seal the folds.

Yes, it seems like a long and heavy job, but once they are done, they are left with a very nice and neat tape. Also, they reuse parts of the fabric that they thought were to be thrown away.