Making Of A Peplum Blouse And Long Pencil Skirt

in #hive-1279113 years ago

Hello hivers, it's my first official post on the community and I hope to share and learn more creative stuffs to and from other members
After a class, I was given an assignment to make a full outfit - skirt and blouse

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It's a long penciled skirt with a pepplum blouse and I would be so pleased to share the process with us.

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I would be starting off with my skirt and the measurements I need are;

  • Skirt length
  • Tommy
  • Hips
  • Length from tommy to hip
    After making out these, I connect my lines as seen in the pictures and cut. I do same to my lining fabric and proceed to couple my skirt.

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Coupling is simply attaching the lining and the main fabric together. Thereafter I attach the skirt sides together.

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I finish off by attaching my waist band to the skirt. The waistband is designed to be atleast 5 inches more than the tommy measurements. Finally I attach my zip.

The next procedure is my blouse and measurements I used include;

  • Shoulder
  • Blouse length
  • Shoulder to bust tip
  • Shoulder to underbust
  • Round bust
  • Round underbust
  • Sleeve length
  • Round arm
  • Sleeve mouth

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With the measurements, the blouse is cut neatly cut out to have this.

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I need the front of my blouse to have a net, so I cut out the fabric portion at the point at which I need the attachment.
I use the a-stray on all portions of my blouse fabric. This will help my fabric to acquire a certain level of firmness and softness. Thereafter I couple the main fabric with the lining.

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Up-next is working on my flare, which is the peplum. The tommy size is first divided by 4 to get the radius of the flare with a length of choice after which it is cut out. Thereafter each of my flare is attached with an A-stay still for firmness of my pepplum.

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For my pepplum to stand very well, I use crinoline and hemming to attach while sewing the main fabric and lining together.

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After which, it is pressed so that I can have an obvious edge.
Back to my blouse, of which I need to attach cross bars.

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To avoid mistakes I first of all pin my attachments to my fabric to hold before sewing together. When this is done, I attach the back to the front using the locking method.
Thereafter I attach my flare to the hem of my blouse by 1/2 inch

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This is my final step as my outfit is ready to be slayed.

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I hope this is helpful to a person with interests in fashion. Thankyou for dropping by.