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Free-Size Kimono-Style Blouse

This tutorial demonstrates how to cut and sew a loose, free-size kimono-style blouse from one metre of fabric, without using a paper pattern. The blouse has extended sleeves rather than conventional armholes.

Materials and measurements

• About 1 metre of fabric. The fabric shown is stretchy and does not fray; suggested alternatives include rib knit, CY, Melton, or Sim Melton.
• Fold the fabric in half twice to create four layers, and use its full width.
• For the body width, use one-quarter of the hip measurement, plus about 8–12 cm of ease for a loose fit.
• Choose a body length of roughly 60–70 cm; the demonstration uses about 65 cm. For a longer version, around 1.5 metres of fabric is suggested.
• Use the wearer’s measurements to shape the shoulders and neckline. The example uses a 37 cm shoulder measurement, a 6–7 cm neckline width, and a 2 cm back-neck drop.
• Use the remaining fabric for the sleeves. The example sleeve piece is about 70 cm long; adjust the sleeve width to preference. 40–50 cm is given as an example.

Cutting and sewing process

1. With the fabric folded into four layers, mark the body length and shape the shoulder line, neckline, and extended kimono sleeve.
2. Cut the body and neckline, then separate and shape the front neckline, which should be cut deeper than the back.
3. Measure and cut the sleeve pieces from the leftover fabric, adjusting their width as desired.
4. Sew the shoulder seams, then attach the sleeves with approximately 1 cm seam allowances.
5. Sew the sides and sleeve seams, trimming excess fabric. Make two or three small clips under each arm, stopping before the seam, to help the fabric lie smoothly and allow easier movement.
6. Finish the neckline, cuffs, and bottom hem by folding and stitching. Alternatively, finish the neckline with a band or another preferred method.

Creator: Lobna Elkholy