The section of a sleeve in a shirt or blouse-shirt can be processed in the classical way - to grind with a bar, or simple - to be edged with an oblique trim.
Most often, a slit in the sleeve is processed with an oblique collar in shirt cut blouses and regular blouses, as, for example, in models from Burda:
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Step 1
Cut the sleeves exactly to the markings.
Step 2
Lay out the edges of each cut in a straight line as far as possible.
Step 3
Cut out two oblique beiks of the required length.
How to cut a slanting inlay from a thin fabric
Step 4
Take the edging on the cut line, aligning the slices as accurately as possible.
Step 5
Stitch the tape as close to the cut as possible, approximately at a distance of 5-7 mm.
Step 6
Unscrew the tape up, iron it.
Step 7
Tighten the inlay, go around the sections and bite, overlapping the seam of the sewing by 1 maximum 2 mm.
Step 8
Stitch the hem exactly into the seam of the sewing on the front of the sleeve.
Step 9
Sew the hem at the upper end of the cut from the wrong side. Unscrew the corner and carefully sew it with a hidden seam.
Basic Hand Stitches
Step 10
Turn the edging of the front edge of the cut to the wrong side, sweep below.
In this master class, the edging is ironed according to the shape of the cut, since the cuffs will not have a traditional button closure.
The width of the edging in the finished form should be no more than 5-7 mm.
Now you can begin to complete the seams of the sleeves and grind the cuffs.
The author of the master class and photo: Julia Dekanova
