PDF - digital pattern of the set blouse and dress Cho by Laeti and Léa from size 34 to 50

Cho is a pattern that follows the trend of large flat collars and is distinguished by its origami-fold sleeves with cuffs. It is available from size 34 to 50 and designed for a height of 165 cm.
Several options available :

• short or long sleeves
• rounded neckline at the front or a rounded neckline at the back (bra compatible)
• with or without collar
  
• blouse version, trapeze dress or peplum dress

You can now make a buttoned version thanks to the included tutorial.

For neat finishes, the neckline is finished with a folded bias tape (unlined version) and the seams of the sleeves and bodice are made using the English seam technique.

Sewing level

Advanced beginner to intermediate depending on the options chosen. The technical points are applying the neckline bias tape and making the origami folds on the sleeves.

Size guide

This pattern is designed for a height of 1.65 m.

The most important measurements for this model are height and bust circumference.

If you are taller or shorter than the stated height, and the finished garment measurements do not fit you, you can make adjustments: you can shorten or lengthen the sleeve and/or the bodice as explained in the guide.

If you are between two sizes, choose the larger size.

Contents

• Detailed assembly guide (with diagrams)
• Pattern sheet in 2 formats (Plotter format A0 and booklet A4). Files with layers: you can choose only the size(s) to print, with or without seam allowances. No cutting for A4 format: the sheets join edge to edge. Pieces without overlap.
• Tutorial 

The PDF patterns are for you to print yourself.

Required materials

Fabric

Choose a woven fabric of light to medium weight (80 to 150g/m2): a cotton not too thick, viscose, tencel, linen, silk, embroidered cotton, chambray, crepe.

Attention! The values are given as a guideline and may vary depending on the options you have chosen and your ability to arrange the pieces when cutting the fabric.

Small haberdashery

• Matching thread , needles appropriate for your fabric.
• Matching bias tape for your fabric (unlined version). You can make it yourself for an even neater finish: simply cut a 3 cm wide strip of the length specified below on the bias of the fabric.

• Fusible interfacing suitable for your fabric for the collar, sleeve cuffs and button placket.
• Fusible stay tape for the neckline if no collar version.
• Buttons up to 15 mm diameter.
• Optionally, anti-fray glue for the buttonholes.

To help you

• The Cho assembly help video.
• The video tutorial to add a button placket to Cho.
• The video tutorial to make an English seam.
• The video tutorial to perfect your darts.
• How to choose your layer when printing the pattern.