Women's Tops/Elegant High Collar Top Pattern | Sleeveless Turtleneck PDF | Womens Layering Shirt | Office Wear Sewing | Center Seam Blouse L-XXL
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Step-by-step technological process of sewing the garment.
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1. Fusing
- Attach a 1.0 cm wide strip of fusible interfacing to the shoulder seam of the back piece on the wrong side.
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3. Sewing Front Pleat
- Sew the pleat down the center of the front panel, keeping a 4 mm distance from the fold.
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2. Pressing Front Panel
- Press the front panel in half along the center line, matching up the side edges with the wrong sides facing in.
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8. Pressing Shoulder Seams
- Press the seam allowances of the shoulder seams toward the back.
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7. Sewing Shoulder Edges
- Sew and finish the shoulder edges at the same time using a 4-thread serger. Seam allowance: 0.7 cm.
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6. Pinning Shoulder Seams
- Pin together the shoulder seams and the side seams of the stand, making sure the right sides are facing each other.
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5. Pressing Collar Allowance
- Press the top seam allowance of the all-in-one collar 1.5 cm to the inside.
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10.1. Armscye Easing Stitch
- Sew an easing stitch along the front armhole edge on the section marked on the front pattern piece, setting the stitch length to 4 mm.
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9. Pressing Hem Allowance
- Press the hem allowance on the front and back to 3.0 cm, turning it to the wrong side.
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10.3. Pinning Armhole Binding
- Pin the armhole binding to the armhole edge, aligning the right sides together.
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10.5. Pressing Armhole Binding
- Press the seam allowance of the armhole binding toward the binding.
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10.4. Stitching Armhole Binding
- Stitch the armhole binding to the armhole edge, using a 0.7 cm seam allowance.
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10.2. Gathering Armscye
- Gather the basting stitch, easing the section by 1.0 cm. Tie knots at both ends.
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10.6. Topstitching Armhole Binding
- Topstitch the armhole binding seam from the binding side, keeping the stitching 0.1 cm from the edge.
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10.7. Pressing Binding Edge
- Press the second edge of the binding onto the binding itself.
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10.8. Guiding Binding to Wrong Side
- Guide it to the wrong side and align it with the seam where the binding was attached.
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10.8b. Basting Binding
- Baste the pressed edge of the binding, folding the attached binding over to the wrong side of the front and back pieces.
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10.10. Pressing Armhole
- Press the armhole with an iron. * For garments made with heavier fabrics, you can skip binding the armholes. Instead, press the seam allowances toward the inside and secure them with flatlock stitching.
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10.9. Decorative Topstitching
- Sew a decorative topstitch along the armhole at 0.7 cm, securing the pressed edge of the binding.
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13. Sewing Side Edges
- Sew and finish the side edges at the same time with a 4-thread overlock. Seam allowance: 0.7 cm.
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11. Pinning Side Edges
- Pin the side edges together, aligning the edges and notches, with right sides facing each other.
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12. Securing Armhole Area
- Secure the side edges at the armhole area, aligning the armhole edges. Seam allowance: 0.7 cm.
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14. Pressing Side Seams
- Press the seam allowances of the side seams towards the back-panel.
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15. Securing Armhole Seam Allowance
- Sew the seam allowance at the armhole area, -pressing the allowance toward the back.
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18. Pressing Placket Edge
- Press the stitched top edge of the placket.
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17. Topstitching Stand Collar
- Topstitch along the upper edge of the self-cut stand using a flatlock machine. Allowance: 1.2 cm. Use a hook to pull the threads inside the pad seam from the wrong side.
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16. Hemming Bottom Edges
- Topstitch along the bottom edges of the front and back pieces using a flatlock machine. Allowance: 3.0 cm. Use a hook to pull the threads inside the pad seam from the wrong side.
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19. Final Steam
- Steam Finished Product. And the bottom edge of the product.
