The wrap blouse sewing pattern features a wrap front that ties at the waist, creating a close and flexible fit. One tie passes through an opening in the side seam, allowing the wrap to secure neatly around the body.
The neckline has elastic lace, creating a clean, decorative edge while stabilizing the opening. The hems have a simple zigzag stitch that creates a subtle wavy effect.
Make the Wrap blouse with lightweight single jersey, such as pointelle, drop needle, or plain single jersey, with 15-20% horizontal stretch.
Women's sizes US 0-24 / EU 30-54
Wrap Blouse sewing pattern
Fitted Wrap blouse for jersey fabric
Elastic lace edges
Waist tie passing through a side seam hole
Sizes US 0-24 / EU 30-54
Skill level: 2/4 – Beginner Friendly
This pattern is rated 2 out of 4 and is suitable for sewists with basic sewing experience. You should be comfortable sewing with jersey fabric. You only need a regular sewing machine for this project.
Basic jersey sewing skills required
Zigzag stitch at the hems
Attaching elastic lace to a neckline
Creating a side seam opening for the waist tie
Light-weight Jersey fabric with 15-20% stretch
Sewing thread
Elastic lace
The wrap blouse sewing pattern features a wrap front that ties at the waist, creating a close and flexible fit. One tie passes through an opening in the side seam, allowing the wrap to secure neatly around the body.
The neckline has elastic lace, creating a clean, decorative edge while stabilizing the opening. The hems have a simple zigzag stitch that creates a subtle wavy effect.
Make the Wrap blouse with lightweight single jersey, such as pointelle, drop needle, or plain single jersey, with 15-20% horizontal stretch.
Women's sizes US 0-24 / EU 30-54
Wrap Blouse sewing pattern
Fitted Wrap blouse for jersey fabric
Elastic lace edges
Waist tie passing through a side seam hole
Sizes US 0-24 / EU 30-54
Skill level: 2/4 – Beginner Friendly
This pattern is rated 2 out of 4 and is suitable for sewists with basic sewing experience. You should be comfortable sewing with jersey fabric. You only need a regular sewing machine for this project.
Basic jersey sewing skills required
Zigzag stitch at the hems
Attaching elastic lace to a neckline
Creating a side seam opening for the waist tie
Light-weight Jersey fabric with 15-20% stretch
Sewing thread
Elastic lace
