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"I'll try to explain what I'm seeing. You showed sewing the curved seam from the top all the way down to be bottom on the front 2 pieces and then the back two pieces. Then you showed sewing the side seams and then the waist for elastic but that would now be open in the crotch so it would be like a skirt. Where are you attaching the front and back to form legs? hope this clarified my previous comment. Thanks again."
mrs f
"Hi thank you for the video. I'm a little confused if you wouldn't mind explaining when do you attach the seam between the legs? you are showing to sew the curved seams down but when do they get attached to form legs? hope you can understand what I'm asking. Thanking you in advance."
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Plus Size Babydoll Blouse

By: Christine Ting from sewjahit.com
Updated March 24, 2020

"Most shirred garments DIY tutorial available online(as of writing) are for tube dresses, sling dresses or dresses with obscure sleeves. This is a tutorial on how to sew your own shirred babydoll blouse that has proper sleeves that provides good coverage of the shoulders and arms.It can be lengthened to make a dress or tunic. There are free PDF patterns from regular to plus sizes available for download in the tutorial post. It also teaches how to draw your own pattern to fit exact measurements or if you want to hack the pattern for modification. The tutorial does not touch on how to shirr, but it does provide a link to a very good video tutorial for that. "

Click here for the sewing pattern

Project TypeMake a Project

Time to CompleteWeekend project

Sewn byMachine

Intermediate

Materials List

  • Thin to medium thickness woven fabric
  • Elastic sewing thread
  • Regular sewing thread

Instructions

  1. Print or draw pattern (both option available in tutorial post)

  2. Cut out fabric pieces according to pattern

  3. Hem neckline

  4. Sew bodice pieces to for front and back bodice

  5. Shirr bust regions of front and back bodice

  6. Cut and hem sleeve pieces

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