Specifications:

• This cotton Designer Blouse can make you stand out anywhere
• Made of high quality cotton material, durable and comfortable for your daily wear
• Different size can satisfy your different needs and suit most fashion women
• Beautifully sewn in and would not be easy to remove, providing you a perfect feeling
• Perfect for summer, its range spans work, party, and other activities
• The Fashion Blouse with single breasted style is very soft to touch and comfortable to wear  
• Material: Cotton

Details:

• Short sleeve cotton Designer Blouse makes you charming and special

• Made of high quality material, the Designer Blouse is soft and comfortable to wear

• The ruffles single breasted design makes this nice blouse characteristic and charming

How to Measure:

Size in Detail:
 

• These dimensions are for reference only. Specific dimension varies from person to person  

How to sew a Collar on Women's Blouses

• One of the most confusing steps in making a woman's blouse is attaching the collar to the body. The collar is one of the unique -- and therefore pivotal -- parts of a blouse, something that helps define the blouse's style. Also, since the collar is so close to the wearer's face, everyone will notice if it is "not quite right."
• Some pattern makers have clearer instructions than others which can lead to even more confusion on the seamstress' part. Taking this step carefully and paying extra attention to detail will help the finished blouse look neat and professionally made.

Instructions

• Make sure you're ready to attach the collar. Follow the directions on your pattern, and have everything completed as necessary before attaching the collar. Are the two sides of the collar sewn together, turned, and pressed? Make certain the body of the blouse is at a stage of completion suitable for attaching the collar
• Pin the collar to the body of the blouse. Right sides together, pin the collar to the right side (outside) of the blouse. If you cut out the extra "stick up" triangles to help with alignment when you were cutting the fabric as per the pattern pieces, and if there are any of those triangles on the collar, make sure they line up with their corresponding triangle pieces on the body of the blouse
• Sew the collar on. Go very slowly, and follow the pattern guideline for seam allowance. Stop and check every couple of inches to make sure the body of the blouse fabric is lying flat -- with no bunching or glitches. Remove the pins, trim the thread, and iron the seam out toward the collar. You may also need to carefully clip the seam allowance so the rounded collar will lie flat on the wearer's body
• Stitch the collar to the inside of the blouse. The instructions probably directed you to press the seam allowance part on the "inside" edge of the collar. This pressed edge should fit nice and neat over the seam you just stitched and pressed. Pin in place
• Follow the instructions as to whether you hand stitch or machine sew the other side of the collar into place. Iron when finished

 Package Included:

How to sew a Collar on Women's Blouses

• One of the most confusing steps in making a woman's blouse is attaching the collar to the body. The collar is one of the unique -- and therefore pivotal -- parts of a blouse, something that helps define the blouse's style. Also, since the collar is so close to the wearer's face, everyone will notice if it is "not quite right."
• Some pattern makers have clearer instructions than others which can lead to even more confusion on the seamstress' part. Taking this step carefully and paying extra attention to detail will help the finished blouse look neat and professionally made.

Instructions

• Make sure you're ready to attach the collar. Follow the directions on your pattern, and have everything completed as necessary before attaching the collar. Are the two sides of the collar sewn together, turned, and pressed? Make certain the body of the blouse is at a stage of completion suitable for attaching the collar
• Pin the collar to the body of the blouse. Right sides together, pin the collar to the right side (outside) of the blouse. If you cut out the extra "stick up" triangles to help with alignment when you were cutting the fabric as per the pattern pieces, and if there are any of those triangles on the collar, make sure they line up with their corresponding triangle pieces on the body of the blouse
• Sew the collar on. Go very slowly, and follow the pattern guideline for seam allowance. Stop and check every couple of inches to make sure the body of the blouse fabric is lying flat -- with no bunching or glitches. Remove the pins, trim the thread, and iron the seam out toward the collar. You may also need to carefully clip the seam allowance so the rounded collar will lie flat on the wearer's body
• Stitch the collar to the inside of the blouse. The instructions probably directed you to press the seam allowance part on the "inside" edge of the collar. This pressed edge should fit nice and neat over the seam you just stitched and pressed. Pin in place
• Follow the instructions as to whether you hand stitch or machine sew the other side of the collar into place. Iron when finished

 Package Included:

• 1 x Womens Blouse