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We know you love free patterns, we’ve found a few lovely patterns for tops and blouses for you to sew up! Scroll all the way through this post to find links to lots of gorgeous blouse patterns

Blouse pattern easily available and free but it is the hard thing to choose the correct type of blouse before start to knit it. I suggest you at first peasant blouse pattern if you are a beginner on knitting it will be easy to do at the first step.

The Lottie, pussy bow blouse pattern free with Issue 2 has been a real hit with our readers! It’s a great ultra feminine blouse shirt, it can be dressed up or down, making it really versatile, for wearing to work or wearing on a night out! The only problem with this pattern is choosing which fabric to use!

Take a look at all the readers who have shared pictures of their Lottie Blouses since issue 2 was launched back in June 2014!

These are just the Lottie blouses tagged on Facebook – be sure to tag @lovesewingmag when you share your latest garments! So many gorgeous versions and fabrics here, we are really impressed with the sewing skills!

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This pattern is available to download for free over on blog ‘Sew What’s New?’ – The whole pattern consists of four pieces, a quarter circle “skirt, two front bust pieces and the back piece.

You will need Google Translate for this page – but the download is free for this pattern to make a pretty tunic with puffed sleeves. You will need to register in oreder to download.

We like this pretty ‘Tulip’ blouse created by blogger ‘Sew Spoiled’ – you can download the pattern for free and she has also written up a number of blog post tutorials to help with sewing it up. We do love helpful sewing bloggers!

Sew mama Sew has this gorgeous free pattern for a little summer blouse! Just click here to download the pdf

We thought you may like McCall’s M7575 – which comes with Issue 57 of Love Sewing – read a full review of M7575by Karen Ball of Did You Make That.

We also found a real gem of a website with a huge number of free blouse patterns to download in PDF format – the site is called Modern Sewing patterns and it’s a real treasure trove of free sewing patterns – not just blouses!

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Are you looking for some flowing blouse patterns to sew? A beautiful, flowing blouse makes a great addition to your wardrobe! Most blouses can be worn casually with jeans or dressed up with a skirt and heels for more formal occasions. Since I’m usually home during the day with the kids, I tend to grab jeans and t-shirts. I’ve been adding some flowing blouses to layer over my tanks for a more “grown-up” look that still feels as comfortable as my old standby t-shirts.

With so many indie designers, it can be hard to choose a good pattern. I’ve tried patterns by many of these designers, and the others come highly recommended! Each of these patterns has helpful tips and clear instructions. They have also been tested extensively by the designers to ensure that the tops fit well.

One of the best things about a loose-fitting blouse is that it doesn’t require detailed fitting and alterations. For the average woman, most of these should fit well without any alterations at all. (Of course, there are always exceptions. If you always need to make bust adjustments, you’ll know what to do with these anyway!) Plus, a loose fit is flattering on most body shapes, and it’s especially great for disguising mommy tummies.

Here are 7 Flowing Blouse Patterns to Sew:

Sutton Blouse – by True Bias:

The Sutton Blouse is a really classic v-neck blouse. It has a pretty back pleat, and the back hangs longer than the front. Both of these features help to make the fit flattering on a variety of body shapes. I’ve seen many different versions of this top and it looks nice on everyone.

I think this blouse can be paired with jeans or a skirt, making it casual or more formal. The fabric you choose will really set the tone for the level of formality. You can make a solid-colored blouse for a classic look, or use the yoke to mix in a contrasting fabric for a more bold look. Or even try making the yoke with lace, like Teresa did. There are a lot of really fun possibilities with this one!

If you like the fit of this top, I’d also recommend checking out the Roscoe Blouse by True Bias.

Weekend Getaway Blouse – by Liesl & Co.

The Weekend Getaway pattern includes both a blouse and a dress. It has a unique v-neck folded collar that transitions into a faux placket. While it looks complicated, the sewing and construction are fairly simple and straightforward. There aren’t a lot of extra pieces and there are no sleeves to set in because it has a kimono style sleeve. The loose silhouette is comfortable and flattering.

You can customize this pattern in many ways. I shared my own understated cream-colored version, which works with almost any wardrobe. By changing the facing color, you can make a bold statement with contrasting fabric down the center. It looks nice with a scarf or layered under a blazer. The blouse can be tucked in or left out. It works well as a business style blouse or in a more casual fabric, like this chambray version that Kristin made. I love the variety of ways this pattern can be used!

Lou Box Top – by SewDIY

A Lou Box Top in every color would be ideal! Sometimes we dismiss patterns that seem too simple, but there’s something to be said for a pattern that you can make quickly in many colors. I tend to prefer solids or understated prints, but the simple lines of the Lou Box Top makes it a great choice for busy fabric designs too. Erin’s bold striped version is a great example (plus, she lengthened it into a dress!)

The pattern has a variety of hemlines to choose from, as well as the option to add a front pocket. The loose fit and simple details also make this a great choice for a beginner!

Voilá Blouse – by Cali Faye Collection

The sewing patterns in the Cali Faye Collection all have a really beautiful simplicity to them. The Voilá Blouse has a scoop neck and fitted yoke, with a full and flowing body. The fullness makes it ideal as a transitional top for pregnant women & new moms.

I especially love this yellow dot version by Abbey from Sew Charleston. The rayon she chose has the perfect drape to make this top look it’s best. (Unfortunately, she’s no longer blogging!)

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Cali Faye also has a similar long-sleeved top with a button detail called the Valley Blouse. It looks amazing in this boho style fabric that Andrea used.

Mercer Tunic – by Whitney Deal

The Mercer Tunic is a sleeveless and slightly over-sized blouse. The longer tunic length is great to wear with leggings, but you could easily shorten the hem if you prefer. The feminine gathers at the shoulders set this blouse apart from the othe