DIY Peasant Top Pattern + Sewing Tutorial | Pattern Scout Poppy Blouse Sewalong
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- Introducing the Poppy Blouse Sewing Pattern! Follow along for all the best tips and tricks for sewing this raglan peasant blouse and find the pattern on my website here:
bit.ly/psPoppyBlouse
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 - PATTERN OVERVIEW
02:41 - FABRIC
02:55 - CUTTING OUT PATTERN
03:19 - PATTERN INVENTORY
03:45 - BODICE ASSEMBLY
10:11 - COLLAR RUFFLE
23:56 - BODICE RUFFLE
27:04 - SLEEVE HEM BINDINGS
29:29 - FINAL BLOUSE!
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES + FUN STUFF:
- Shop Pattern Scout PDF sewing patterns: bit.ly/shoppatternscout
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- Sewalongs and tutorials on the PS Blog: bit.ly/34Wtt5P
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Pfaff IDT Select Sewing Machine: bit.ly/35fqoh3
Babylock Imagine Serger: bit.ly/2ILM1Ol
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Computer: Apple MacBook Air 13" (2021)
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Woah. That came out Absolutely Gorgeous. And I learned so much from watching this. Thank you
I really like the finishing for the front seam. Very tidy. Lovely feminine design👍😊
Thank you! :)
I love this shirt, planning on getting the pattern and making it during my vacation. Loved looking at the testers and the different hacks.
I'm so glad to know it, thank you!!
Love the Poppy Blouse!😋
Such a beautiful blouse, & I’ve already bought the pattern… yeah! Your video & very clear instructions will be super-helpful, especially with all of those gathers 🙏🏻.
Thank you so much! I hope you love the pattern! :)
Such a cute and versatile blouse. I went to your blog to see the many different versions people made … all very pretty. Thanks.
Thank you so much!
Another great vid! I love that you film all the steps-it’s fun to watch, but so helpful for learning new techniques. Also, I’ve mostly sewn with cotton and jersey, so seeing how a different fabric behaves and how you handle it while sewing makes me feel more confident in expanding into more apparel fabrics. Thanks for the vid!
Thank you!! So glad it is helpful! This fabric was relatively easier to work with than i would have expected (compared to other rayons and similar fabrics I've used). It really was a joy to work with!
Love, love this blouse 😃😍🤩👏👏👌👌👌Amazing tutorial. Omg ! I’m in love with your sewing 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Greetings Casey! I want to thank you so so much for this pattern! Thank you for the D cup option!! This is the most beautiful blouse I have ever made for myself. I am 65 yrs old and never thought I'd be able to pull off a pretty blouse like this, but I did it!!! I posted a picture of the blouse only on Instagram and tagged you as well. I just had to have a white one like yours. My daughter in law is in love with this blouse as well and I'll be making her a white one as well. Again, thank you so much!
I love knowing this so much!! Thank you for making it and letting me know how much you love it--that is my goal with each pattern. Yay!! And I *almost* didn't add cup sizes to this one if you can believe it, but my pattern testers let me know right away how much they wanted the cup sizes and the testers always know best! :)
@@PatternScout I will almost always gravitate toward a pattern with bust options. I've worn my new Poppy blouse twice already and getting so many compliments! Of course from non-sewing chums, but they are in awe of the blouse, and so am I. I cannot wait to make another! Thank you for this and I have other patterns of yours too that I just adore.
@@kjlouisi4630 Oh that is so nice to know! Yay!
You have such beautiful patterns. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful pattern! I love your sewing set up to!
Thank you so much!
Such a lovely blouse!
Thank you!
Super cute! Love the collar. Nice video. Thank you
Thanks!
Super cute blouse!
Thank you!
what a lovely blouse!
Thank you! 😊
So stinkin' lovely! Red is definitely your colour! Lots of gathering! But as you say, totally worth it. I'm keen to make this! Thanks for the tutorial :)
Thank you, Faith! I saw this fabric a few weeks ago and couldn't stop thinking about it. So I had to go back for it! I don't wear a lot of red, but this blouse might change that! :)
@@PatternScout In general, that’s my rule for any clothing or fabric purchase…if I’m still thinking about it after a week or so, I’m allowed to go back and get it! 😆
@@faithmathingsdal79 exactly! :)
So Cute!!! I love it
Thank you!
Beautifully done.
Thank you!
Knotting the dart tip threads is such a good tip. Trying to backstitch over the exact same line is so tricky and it definitely ruins the crisp dart point if you don't do it right
Makes really nice darts! :)
Beautiful blouse!
Thank you!
I can’t wait to get started on mine. Thanks for the great video - very clear. I want your iron!
Thank you Bonnie! I have a love/hate relationship with this iron because I can't use the steam function (it spits water haha). But it works pretty well dry! It's the Shark Professional.
Your video is very helpful. Thank you🌹🌹🌹
I'm so glad, thank you for watching! :)
Love watching your videos. Since I started watching I have begun to declutter my table for cutting on, looked my fabric, and bit by bit are moving furniture so I can set up a sewing space.
I love knowing this! Thank you!
I love that color on you!The blouse is cute but too short for me - I know I can lengthen it and may. Keep designing
Thank you! :)
I know I've told you how much I love this pattern..also this tutorial/sew along is awesome.....AND I saw the Poppy blouse right on the front page of "The Fold Line". They are based out of the UK and I love their channel...that is so cool. I bet you get swamped with orders. ;)
Thank you so much! So happy to know that! And I love the Fold Line--They also sell my patterns and have been a joy to work with!
I will just listen to you while i hand stitch my clothes
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Love this blouse! I like raglan sleeves but have a hard time getting the fit right. I have narrow shoulders and a 10 for above the apex but have large biceps and an 18 for the hips. How do you cut the sleeves and shoulders down?
Thank you! You might try grading from the smaller size at the neckline to the larger size at the bottom of the sleeve/bodice seams. And the sleeve is pretty roomy, so you may be just fine in the bicep (tester feedback was that the sleeves were very comfy for larger biceps). Hope that helps! :)
I love you thanks a lot 🌹🌷🥀🌹❤️🌹👍
12:54 “ruffley” the right length😜👌🏼
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Hello :) I just purchased the pattern and I'm excited to give it a go. Would a linen cotton blend work for this pattern? I really appreciate the tutorial.
Thank you for buying the pattern! Yes I think that fabric would work well, it will have a little more volume than the one I made for this video 🙌
Thank you kindly for this helpful video! Big question, I was thi king of sewing the biding of the sleeves by hand.... since you've finished yor work on the front so it looks clean...what do you suggest for me to do first... same as you or first sew the front then the inside? Why doing by hand?... cuz I'm more comfy this way lol... my modo....Why do simple when you can do it the hard way ? !!! Lol
If sewing the binding by hand, I'd sew to the front side first, then finish the binding on the interior of the sleeves by hand (I like to do it this way sometimes too! takes a little longer but is a really nice way to finish bindings). Thanks so much for watching! :)
Your content is lovely and well explained. Thanks for your efforts. This video had ***16 commercials,**** some an hour long. It is not possible to sew along when running across the room constantly to skip the ads.
Oh wow! I didn't realize there were that many!! Thank you for letting me know.
Please...where are you buy this graduated pillow for sew? Thanks🙏😘
Can I ask where you got that white sewing table with the measurements on it? thank you (times stamp 3:03)
Yes! I got the table at a thrift store (a 3' x 5' dining table) and I found the 3'x5' white cutting mat to go on top at JoAnn Fabrics. :)
Try a tool called a THANG for sewing gathers. Wouldn’t be without mine
I have an obscure question for you, which foot are you using on your machine? I have a Pfaff too and I don’t recognise that foot. Did it come with the machine or did you have to buy it as an accessory? I like the open toes on it, great visibility. Lovely top by the way!👍😊
Oh good eye! I actually bought that one because the one that came with the machine broke (I think it might have been plastic or had plastic in the center and my needle slammed into it and snapped it when I was sewing some heavy layers and things got out of whack). I really like the open center on this foot, too. I can't remember the name of the foot, but I think it is a basic Pfaff presser foot. Hope that helps, and thanks! :)
Sometimes the feet have a number on the underneath?
Just wondering why you didn’t use the IDT? Thanks
I don't really like using it on lightweight fabrics (It also gets hung up sometimes). I'll use it for heavier duty applications--but I also sometimes just forget about it :)
How do we become a tester for you??? I'm super interested in that
Sign up for my email list because I usually send out calls for testers :) patternscoutstudio.com/pages/sign-up
@@PatternScout done!! Tysm, the short looks beautiful
I wouldn't use this pattern as raglan sleeves tend to foreshorten the torso, which I don't need. I was also thinking King that one could do a 2 thread serged initial seam and then proceed to the French seam finishing. This would cut down on a lot of fiddling.
Yes that would work too!
where did you get your cute pressing mat
I picked that up at Hobby Lobby last summer when I was visiting my parents. I've searched online and that seems to be the only place that sells it. I love it! It has been so useful and I use it constantly.
thank you. I'm glad I found you on you tube. you explain things so easily
@@sharminrichards4461 Thank you! :)
Hello Casey, I bought this pattern and printed out my size which is a 12 (29 pages). When I put it all together, the darts were not annotated on the pattern. Did I do something wrong? Help! PDF patterns are new to me:)
Hi Sharon, it sounds like you may have only printed the B cup bodice (which is the cup size in the main pattern file). If you need bust darts, you will also need to print either the C or D cup file for the front bodice, based on your measurements from the size chart. The B Cup bodice does not include darts. Hope that helps! If you have any other questions, send an email to casey@patternscoutstudio.com. Thanks so much for buying the pattern! :)
Hello, yes it did help. I pretty much figured it out just after I sent you the "help" message:) Thank you. Love this top!
@@sharonslater4935 Ok good! :)