Do you like girls' blouses? I love making these pretty blouses for my cousins, I don't know why I like them so much, I feel like they look so flirtatious to make them for them and they look very pretty and beautiful and even more so if it's in this type of micro peach fabric, it's super soft, especially for girls' clothing.

This blouse model, known as a peasant blouse, is special for the summer season since they are somewhat low at the neck, and if they are made with soft fabrics, I am sure that they will be very comfortable to wear and almost never go out of style.

Here I show you the process of how I made it in case you want to make one for your daughter or for yourself or make a gift for someone in particular, this model may be the right one, I hope you like the final result and let's go with the process my friends who love needles.

💗Materiales:// Materials:💗

• Vamos a estar usando 50 cm de tela tipo micro durazno porque es una blusa talla 8 para niña ,usaremos también nuestra máquina de coser recomiendo usar en ella aguja número 12 ya que cose excelente estas telas ,tijeras ,alfileres e hilo.

• We are going to be using 50 cm of micro peach type fabric because it is a size 8 blouse for a girl, we will also use our sewing machine. I recommend using a number 12 needle on it since it sews these fabrics excellently, scissors, pins and thread.

💗Pasos a seguir:// Steps to follow:💗

Paso 01

Step 01

We are going to be cutting the pieces, the front one and of course the back one. I lowered the front one a little bit since this makes our garment stand out from the back. To create this blouse model, I was guided by another one. Of course, you can also do the same. I cut the armhole of both pieces, the straps, and the flare that this blouse has because it is not a peasant blouse without this flare that is like half a circle, and finally we cut the bias of the blouse around the bust.

Paso 02

Step 02

Once I have my pieces cut, it's time to make them. We will start by first sewing or sealing the edges of the piece on both sides. Always remember to seal with a zigzag stitch for a good result. After sealing only both sides of my blouse, we will make a small hem on both sides of my armhole and thus give it a nice finish on that part.

Paso 03

Step 03

We are going to join and sew the ruffle piece at both ends, the same way we do this with the bias tape edge of the blouse, then what we will do is grab our blouse and on the bottom side we place the ruffle and the bias tape and hold it with the pins to sew in reverse so that when we turn it over we have the pieces on the side that is on top and the print can be seen from the inside out. This step is a little complicated, friends. It took me a while to fix this since I was a little confused to do it afterwards, well I was able to fix it to go on to sew it, stretching the bias little by little, not too much so that it wouldn't be so puckered.

Paso 04

Step 04

Here I forgot to mention that we must sew the straps first but you can leave a small space without sewing where you are going to insert the straps and then sew them, there are no problems friends, everything has a solution 😁 but in this case I decided to sew them before continuing to sew my bias after sewing my straps with a straight stitch, what I will do is place them with a small pin to hold them at the entire tip of them, and now there if I continue sewing the bias around the entire contour of the bust and shoulders, and of course we sew on top making a kind of hem that we sew completely.

Paso 05

Step 05

We sew the straps each to hold them well and so they don't roll away, then I decided to make a small ornament or detail on the edge of my flare with the machine, which is about making an outline with a zigzag stitch, stretching the fabric as much as possible and so we have a nice gather that gives the blouse a more feminine touch. I finished by making a hem at the bottom of the blouse as well, which of course I hadn't done, with this I finish the blouse.

💗Resultado //Result:💗

These are the results of my peasant blouse 🥰 look how pretty it has turned out, I hope you like it too and that this blog has been to your liking, I say goodbye to you, I thank you for having reached the end of my blog and I wish you a happy and beautiful day 👋🏻😊 see you dear sewing friends of this community, thank you for appreciating.

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