Woman wearing the Prague Blouse sewing pattern from Orageuse on The Fold Line. A blouse pattern made in viscose, cotton, silk or Tencel fabrics, featuring a high collar with back button fastening, cut out V-neck detail and long sleeves with button fasteni
Orageuse Prague Blouse
Orageuse Prague Blouse
Orageuse Prague Blouse
Orageuse Prague Blouse
Orageuse Prague Blouse
Orageuse Prague Blouse
Orageuse

Orageuse Prague Blouse

Prix régulier £9.00 GBP
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We print out the A0 pattern sheets, but you’ll need to download the digital instructions, as we don’t print these. The PDF files will be emailed immediately after purchase, and the printed A0 pattern sheets will be dispatched next working day.
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Buy the Prague Blouse sewing pattern from Orageuse. Prague is a hip-length blouse with a high collar and two different neckline options (with or without a V cutout). Its collar closes at the centre back with three buttons above a tear-proof tab. Long sleeves are gathered at the cuff, which is long and fastens with three buttons and a tear-proof tab, just like the collar.

This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following formats:

- PDF (available to download immediately after purchase). What is a PDF?

- PDF pattern + Printed A0 copy shop (We print out the A0 pattern sheets, but you'll need to download the digital instructions, as we don't print these. The PDF files will be emailed immediately after purchase, and the A0 pattern sheets will be dispatched next working day). What is Copy Shop?

Suggested fabrics: Choose a supple woven fabric, light to medium weight. As far as fibres are concerned, viscose, cotton, silk, Tencel are appropriate. You can opt for crepe or poplin, as well as a flannel that is not too thick, or even chambray. Be careful with slippery and very thin fabrics - these are more difficult to sew and are not recommended for beginners.

Fabric requirements: 110 cm (45″) wide fabric: 165 - 175 cm (65" - 69") // 140 cm (55″) wide fabric: 135 - 145 cm (53" - 57").

Sizing: EU 34 – 46 (approx. UK 6 – 16). Please check the size chart.

Notions: Matching thread; fusible interfacing: 60 cm wide x 50 cm (24" wide x 20"); 9 buttons of 10 mm (0.4") diameter.

PDF pattern includes: Instructions; pattern files for A0, A4, and US letter size paper. The patterns are layered so you can print only the size(s) you need.

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Juska
Prague Blouse - Orageuse

This long-sleeved Orageuse Prague blouse pattern has a turtleneck collar with buttons in the back and an optional deep v-neck opening in front. It is pretty loose fitted but has darts to create a bit of shape. It's a pdf pattern and is available both in French and English.

The pattern has French sizing. The sizes range from 34 to 46 corresponding to European sizes 32 to 44. I made the size 38 (EUR 36, UK 10) and it fitted without any modifications.

This pattern suits for thin to medium weight wovens such as silk, viscose or polyester satin and crepe among others. I chose to use this pastel green floral polyester satin.

I liked the way the instruction pdf was constructed. The whole layout/design of the leaflet was very professional looking. The images were clear and helped a lot. I am usually too impatient to read the instructions carefully but the images helped to keep me on the right track.

The pattern pieces for the bias binding reserved for finishing the slits at the sleeves and the back neckline were quite narrow with only 5 mm seam allowance. I’d recommend cutting the bias binding strips a bit wider if you are planning to use slippery fabric or fabric that doesn’t crease well (Mine didn’t). I did manage the bindings though, which makes me quite proud!

This blouse was a bit more work than I expected. It took me about two days to make. However, the fit is just right without any modifications. I was originally a bit worried that the turtleneck collar would be too loose, but after inserting the buttons and the buttonholes the collar looks ok. The v-neck is not too deep and is perfect for showcasing a nice necklace.

I think that this blouse looks the best when tucked in. I feel that if I were to wear it over trousers or a narrow skirt I should add a little more definition to the waist and a little bit more ease to the hip.

All in all, I am very happy with my new blouse! I can definitely recommend this Orageuse Prague blouse pattern. The difficulty level for this pattern is listed as intermediate and I would agree with this description. Due the fiddly details this is not something for a beginner but needs some sewing experience. I have a feeling that this will again be one of those go-to patterns in my pattern stash. I can see a lot of different ways this pattern could be hacked into an infinite number of different blouses.

Check out my blog for more pictures and some extra tips on how I managed the slippery satin.