The difference from the blouse with a stand collar (long sleeve type) is that this version is made in a simpler way.
The stand collar part is made by sandwiching it between the facings, so this area is easier to sew.
Also, unlike the stand-collar blouse (long sleeve type), the side lines are drafted with a slightly A-line shape.
Another difference is that the collar is designed to be slightly larger.
For the women’s version, there are no bust darts, so it is even easier to sew.
If you are making a stand-collar shirt for the first time, this facing-sandwich method may be more suitable for beginners.
The main difference from the men’s version is basically the shoulder width.
After printing, match the joining lines, tape the pages together, and cut out the pattern. Seam allowances are already included, so you can use it as is.
What is "Grainline" / "Cut on fold"? Please refer to this page
(1) Serge/overlock the shoulders and sides of the front and back bodice, sew them together with a sewing machine, and press the seam allowances open with an iron.
How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine) Please refer to this page
(2) Apply fusible interfacing to the collar, collar stand, and facing pieces.
(3) Sew the collar with right sides together, leaving the collar stand opening unsewn. Turn it inside out and press with an iron.
How to make a collar Please refer to this page
(4) Sew the collar stand with right sides together, insert the collar into the collar position, sew together, turn inside out, and topstitch to hold it in place.
How to sew a collar stand Please refer to this page
*When sewing the collar stand to the body, start sewing 1cm (1/2 inch) from the body side seam allowance.
*Folding 1cm (1/2 inch) with an iron beforehand will make this step easier.
(5) Sew the facings together, press the seam allowances open, and serge/overlock the outer edge.
(6) Sew the facing to the body while sandwiching the collar stand.
How to sew Facing and Hem Please refer to this page
(7) Serge/overlock the sleeve sides and sleeve hem, sew them together, and press the seam allowances open.
How to sew sleeves and sleeve cuffs Please refer to this page
(8) Fold the sleeve hem allowance by 1cm (1/2 inch) and sew with a sewing machine.
(9) Sew the sleeves to the body and serge/overlock the armholes.
(10) Serge/overlock the body hem, fold it up by 1cm (1/2 inch), and sew with a sewing machine.
(11) Make buttonholes and sew on the buttons.
How to sew on buttons Please refer to this page
How to make buttonholes Please refer to this page
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