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Description
Model
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The TRIBECA blouse is a pattern that, beneath its classic exterior, will give you the opportunity to unleash your creativity. The design allows you to play with materials, colors, and sheer fabrics. Its carefully positioned cutouts beautifully highlight the bust. As beautiful worn out as tucked into your pants, its cut is slightly fitted for a structured, feminine, and comfortable fit.
Sewing level : intermediate , the technical points are the careful installation of the yokes, the tear-proof slit with the assembly of the cuff for the buttoned cuff version and the installation of the neckline bias.
The Tribeca pattern runs from size 34 to 52. The finished garment measurement chart is available in the product photos. Emilie and Amanda are wearing the blouse in size 36 and Julie in size 40.
SEAM ALLOWANCES INCLUDED (1 CM).
***ENGLISH NOTICE AVAILABLE WITH YOUR PATTERN***
Supplies
- 15cm of G710 iron-on adhesive for the wrist pieces
- 4 buttons of 10-15 mm for the buttoned cuff version
Fabric for a width of 140cm:
The garment sewn from a single fabric:
- 34-36: 140 cm
- 38-46: 160 cm
- 48-52: 175 cm
If you want to contrast the stripes: 60 cm of fabric in all sizes for the stripes
Tricolor version, fabric consumption in all sizes:
- 60 cm for the strips
- 95 cm for the center front, the neckline bias, the back rise and the top of the sleeves
- 125 cm for the back, wrists and sides
Lightweight fabrics (80 to 200 g/m2) with varying degrees of hold depending on the desired effect. Be careful, your fabric must be ironable and not lose its shape too much: viscose, tencel, cotton, crepe, poplin, satin, or twill. Openwork fabrics will also be interesting for this model, especially since the neckline is finished with bias binding. However, avoid fabrics with elasticity, as they risk losing their shape when assembling the inset bands.
Tutorial
How to sew the TRIBECA blouse? Find the tutorial here.
PDF Guide
Our PDF sewing patterns are now all available in A4, A3, A0 and US Letter formats, including frames for easy marking, layers to choose your size and a video projection option for paperless cutting! To find out more, click here ;)
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Size Guide
All our paper patterns are graded from 34 to 52.
For PDFs, some of the older ones stop at 46, and others go up to 56. Please remember to check the size range indicated on each pattern before purchasing.
| Size | Bust | Waist | Hips |
|---|---|---|---|
| 34 | 80/82 | 60/62 | 88/90 |
| 36 | 84/86 | 64/66 | 92/94 |
| 38 | 88/90 | 68/70 | 96/98 |
| 40 | 92/94 | 72/74 | 100/102 |
| 42 | 96/98 | 76/78 | 104/106 |
| 44 | 100/102 | 80/82 | 108/110 |
| 46 | 104/106 | 84/86 | 112/114 |
| 48 | 108/110 | 90/92 | 116/118 |
| 50 | 114/116 | 96/98 | 122/124 |
| 52 | 120/122 | 102/104 | 128/130 |
💡 If your measurements fall between two sizes, we recommend also comparing the finished garment measurements when they are indicated in the pattern.
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