How to Draft a Flared Sleeve Lace Blouse from Scratch ✂

DIY Lace Blouse Pattern | Princess Cut & Two-Tier Peplum In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to draft an elegant lace V-neck peplum blouse pattern, step by step. We’ll work on the fitted bodice, create the princess seams, shape the button-front opening, and draft the beautiful double-layered peplum. You’ll also learn how to create the short flared sleeves that complete this feminine design. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced pattern maker, this lesson will help you develop your pattern-drafting skills and explore the details that make a design truly special. ✨ Key Design Features V-neckline Full button-front opening Princess seams from the armhole Double-layered peplum Short flared sleeves Lace outer fabric with lined bodice sections 📏 Pattern & Fabric Preparation For the lined sections, pattern pieces Number 1 and Number 2 of the front, and Number 5 of the back, can be cut from satin or crepe as the lining fabric, as well as from lace for the outer layer. Pattern pieces Number 3 and Number 4 of the front, and Number 6 and Number 7 of the back, are cut from lace. You can also add a lining layer to these pieces if you prefer. For the lining fabric, I recommend satin as the first choice, followed by crepe. Before cutting your fabric, remember to label and number every pattern piece and mark the grainline carefully. See the exact measurements of this model: ✅️️ Sleeve length: XS 27 cm, S 28 cm, M 29 cm, L 30 cm, XL 31 cm, XXL 32 cm, 3XL 33 cm, 4XL 34 cm ✅️️ Dress