DRAWSTRING TOP

 

MATERIAL: knitted fabric (cotton, viscose).

 

YOU NEED: clue interfacing.

 

IF THE PATTERNS HAVE DOUBLE CONTOUR, THE SEAM ALLOWANCE IS PROVIDED,

IF THE PATTERNS HAVE SINGLE CONTOUR, THE SEAM ALLOWANCE IS NOT PROVIDED.

 

SEAM ALLOWANCE: 1 cm for all seams.

 

ATTENTION! Before sewing, print paper patterns and lay them out according to the linen width (from 90 to 150 cm) to find out how much material you need (do not forget about double and symmetric details).

 

WHEN SEWING, BE CAREFUL WITH NOTCHES – THEY MUST BE COINCIDING!

 

CUTTING:

Fabric:

1. Front part - 1 detail

2. Back part - 1 detail

3. Sleeve - 2 details

4. Back neckline facing – 1 detail

5. Front neckline facing – 1 detail

For models with gathered detail, there are additional details:

6. Front part drawstring – 2 details

7. Sleeve drawstring – 2 details

8. Back part drawstring – 2 details

 

Clue interfacing: front part neckline facing, back part neckline facing.

 

OUR ADVICE: To make the fabric along stitched seams stretch, sew details with narrow zigzag or with special stretchable stitches. To make the hem stretch, oversew hem allowance with special oversew stitches (overlock), and then sew it using double needle. This is also attachable to other edges that should stay elastic.

These recommendations are not for industry.

 

INSTRUCTIONS:

 

1. Strengthen front part neckline facing and back part neckline facing with clue interfacing.

 

2. Sew front/back part neckline facings. Oversew the facings.

 

3. Sew shoulder seams inserting the selvedge into the seam.

 

4. Face front/back part necklines with facings.

 

5. Work front/back neckline facings.

 

6. Sew side seams.

 

7. Sew sleeve seams.

 

8. Sew the sleeves into the armhole fitting them along the cap.

 

9. Press apparel garment and sleeve hem allowances to the left and topstitch.

 

Following changes are for models with gathered detail:

10. Fold under and topstitch sleeve hem allowance as well as hem allowance.

 

11. Sew drawstring stripe (of lining) on the wrong side of the garment (or the sleeve) along marking, tuck the lower end of the stripe.

 

12. Fold each stripe along the center and stitch it at 0.7 cm from the fold center. Turn the tie into its right side and press. Sew ends. Pull ties into the drawstring. Pull densely ties, trim at sides, pull ties ends.