Sew a “peasant woman” blouse with your own hands: pattern, diagrams and description

Peasant blouse – this is a convenient and comfortable thing that every woman has in her wardrobe. She cannot be called an ultra-fashionable model or a trend of the season, but neither Not a summer goes by without a light, loose sweater that goes well with most things. Peasant blouses are popular all over the world. Designers regularly supplement the range of styles with new solutions, colorshowl hubbubmy and decorative elements. Today the following variations are considered the most popular:

• dLinnaI am a “peasant” tunic loose cut. It can be worn with almost any any bottom - trousers, leggings, jeans, short shorts are suitable. Some girls like to combineb tunIku with long skirts;
• peasant blouse summer style. A distinctive feature is short sleeves. It can be made in the form of lanterns, light wings or puffs.Experts do not recommend choosing such models for women whose shoulders or arms are slightly full;
• atshort style. Such light sweaters practically do not cover the abdominal area, so they are suitable for girls with perfect abs. On the other hand, many designers recognized these models as too revealing. They recommend choosing options that are more restrained, but elegant;
• Withdrooping shoulders. One of the most fashionable models of this year. It perfectly emphasizes femininity, decorates the shoulders, and visually lengthens the neck. In such a blouse, it is important to monitor your posture.

Peasant blouse – sew an exclusive blouse yourself

Exists Not one way to decorate an original piece of clothing to give it personality. Embroidered designs look beautiful, but to make such a design yourself, you will need an embroidery pattern and skill.

Another option is to trim the sleeves, collar or hem products using lace, openwork weaving or ruffles. When choosing a design, it is important to take into account the features of the figure. Not all girls are suitable for voluminous ruffles or models with open shoulders. Sometimes it is better to give preference to a tunic with a belt or an elongated version.

"Peasant Woman" - These are comfortable clothes that are not difficult to sew yourself. To do this you will need a sewing machine, braid, cotton and lace. How sew "peasant woman" – briefly:

• Vthe upper parts of the elements are sewn together, a drawstring is sewn;
• hA braid, ribbon or elastic band is pulled through the drawstring;
• Withthe sides are sewn;
• fthe deflections on the sleeves where the elastic will be inserted are adjusted;
• Pthe lower part of the blouse is folded and stitched;
• Andthe product is complemented by embroidery, patterns, lace and other decor.

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Rubashka-“peasant woman” – pattern, how to sew

The pattern is very simple to make, the main thing is – calculate the size correctly, heightt and take measurements. In total you need two models - a sleeve pattern and a pattern backrests and front. To make the correct layout of a future sweater, you need to measure:

• dsleeve length. You need to start measuring from the shoulder to the point where the sleeve will reach. This can be options: three quarters, long or short sleeves;
• wIrina sleeves in the forearm area;
• Ograb the place where the sleeve will end. Here an elastic band is threaded into the jacket;
• Oelastic waist band;
• dlength of the sweater from the armpits;
• Ochest grip;
• wIrina in the shoulders.

Based on these parameters, you can begin creating a pattern. We start with the front and back patterns:

• wthe length of the lower line is three-quarters of the circumference of the chest;
• Va straight line is drawn at the top, perpendicular to the length of the product from the armpits. Dadd fifteen centimeters;
• Ot of the upper limit, you need to set aside eleven centimeters, draw a line fifteen centimeters long at an angle of forty-five degrees;
• dAn additional ten centimeters are counted up, after which work on the front and backrest ends. Visually the pattern resembles glass jar with a lid. At the end, you need to measure the highest line of the drawing.

The next step is to create a sleeve pattern. We start building the model from the top point:

1. We form the head of the sleeve. To do this, add one-fourth of this value to the width of the blouse, then subtract the width of the top backrests twice and divide the result in two. Thus it will work out width of the top of the sleeves.
2. We measure the resulting value on the pattern and add ten centimeters to the bottom.We acted similarly when we built the model of the front and backrests. 
3. Moving from top to bottom, we count eleven centimeters. Take an angle of forty-five degrees, draw a straight line at this angle. Next, set aside and draw the length of the sleeve. The resulting value should not coincide with the initial measurements of the sleeve width at the end.