Simple patterns of women's overalls classic

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Electronic pattern for life-size printing on a home printer or large-format plotter. Printed on standard sheets of paper from A4 to A0.

In the photo, look at the options for sewn overalls for this pattern from the customer Alexandra Vlasova:

"The product turned out exactly as I wanted. You can't buy it in stores. Either the models are strange, or the composition is completely disgusting. There were no questions about tailoring - everything is very clear and simple. Fabric: 50% cotton - 50% polyester, thick, with medium stretch.I sewed according to the pattern for size 48, a size larger than I usually wear and sew.Just in case, since I did not wear overalls before.

And one more option, sewn according to this pattern of overalls:

"This pattern is the most successful (for my figure) of all the patterns of overalls. This time the jersey fabric (80 cotton, 20 polyester). The footer, nevertheless, loses significantly. This version of the jersey fabric is dense, but not thick. It drapes perfectly and has the necessary stretch.Looks expensive.It can be with or without a heel.At the waist, the previous time, I made a drawstring, but returned to the elastic, sewn from the inside along the waist seam.Decently narrowed the bottom and refused, in this version, from the wrapped trousers. On my height 173, the length is exactly according to the pattern. All the seams were sewn with an overlock, so I didn’t add any size to 46. Vera, another bow and many thanks. Whoever dreamed of the perfect jumpsuit, this pattern is for you!"

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How to sew a beautiful jumpsuit with your own hands according to a simple ready-made pattern for medium and large sizes

Contents of instructions for sewing at home:

1. Description of patterns and a set of patterns for sewing overalls with your own hands.
2. Description of the design of the classic overalls.
3. What to sew this jumpsuit from and fabric consumption.
4. How to download and print a pattern on a printer or plotter.
5. How to cut a "classic" jumpsuit according to a finished pattern.
6. How to sew a jumpsuit at home - sequence.

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Description of patterns and a set of patterns for sewing overalls with your own hands

Simple electronic patterns of classic women's overalls for printing in full size on sheets of paper of any size.

Sizes: 40-52 and 52-64.

Pattern file format:

PDF full size and without seam allowances

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files patterns of women's overalls "classic" gradation of sizes from 40 to 52 and from 52 to 64:

1. PDF file A4, adapted for printing patterns on sheets of A4 paper in any program on any device, including mobile phones.
2. Multi-format PDF file for printing on sheets of any size from A0 to A4 on a printer or plotter using Adobe Reader.

Sewing difficulty level: medium, for experienced couturiers.

The style of this jumpsuit suits most types of figures of various fullness. Owners of large breasts and an inflexible posture are advised to carefully approach the fitting issues (see below).

What is included in the set of pdf sewing patterns:

(picture 1)

1. Bodice patterns - back, shelf and trim. Shelf for large sizes with side dart for chest.
2. Patterns of trousers - PP (front half) and ZP (back half).
3. Shirting (non-stop) sleeve pattern.
4. Patterns of patch pockets and flaps for them - three sets.
5. Patterns of the trouser pocket "cut-off barrel" - burlap-valance and burlap-turning.
6. Collar pattern on the stand.

Belt patterns are not included, as the belt is a strip of fabric.

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Description of the design of the classic overalls

This is a fairly simple pattern for a free silhouette jumpsuit.

The bodice of small sizes is made on the base without bust darts, while the bodice of large sizes has a tuck from the side seam.

Shoulder dropped.

It is not necessary to use a chin pattern. It is only useful when sewing from single-face fabrics (jeans, satin, corduroy, printed fabrics). In this case, the collar can be worn by folding the top of the collar.

The pick-up is also useful for sewing heavy and thick fabrics, when the bar may be too rough.

If you are sewing from double-faced fabrics (linen, plaid, some types of suiting wool), you need a placket - an allowance-strip added from the cut side of the edge of the bead. Plank allowance in detail said below.

The shirt sleeve is non-stop and can be sewn in without tucking in, distributing the collar evenly over the armhole. The concave part of the eye is the front, the convex part is the back.

The collar is also a shirt collar on a one-piece stand. If desired, it can be cut into two parts - a “collar” (flying part) and a “stand” (picture 2) to be used in different products.

Trousers are voluminous in the hips, narrowed to the bottom. A pocket in trousers is a traditional "cut-off barrel".

An important advantage of the pattern is that the width of the trousers at the waist is equal to the width of the trousers at the hips. Therefore, the clasp can only be done up to the waist, avoiding additional difficulties.

The rest of the pockets are patch pockets. You can choose any set of any size. Pocket sizes are in centimeters.

What to sew this jumpsuit from and fabric consumption

This simple women's jumpsuit can be sewn in almost any fabric.

Preference should be given to cotton or linen fabrics.

Denim and corduroy work best, but corduroy is only recommended for experienced home couturiers.

Cotton satin, poplin, linen, chintz - will give the expected result if you sew overalls for the summer.

Of course, stretch fabric is also suitable, but the look of the product will be different.

Fans of military style can try to sew this jumpsuit from camouflage fabrics.

Consumption with a width of 140-150 cm will be from 250 to 320 cm. When calculating the consumption, a long sleeve and cutting of the belt were taken into account.

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How to cut a classic jumpsuit according to a finished pattern

First, as usual, we think over the variations of the details of the overalls.

It is especially important to decide on the fastener and choose pockets. There can be up to a dozen options, but let's focus on the easiest to understand and sew.

As mentioned above, the width of the trousers at the waist allows them to be made without a fastener, that is, a fastener is needed only on the bodice. Half skid - the middle line of the shelf - the line of overlapping shelves. The half-skid should line up with the seam of the bow.

Seam allowances - 1 cm.

Exceptions - armholes, sleeves, neck - we do not add allowances to them.

On the upper cut of the patch pocket, on the bottom of the trousers and on the bottom of the sleeve 2,5 - 3 cm. On the bottom of the sleeve, the allowance should be expanded so that the hem does not turn out to be tightened. Along the cut of the valve stitching - 2 cm for the base (alignment) and for clean stitching.

A large waist allowance of 3 to 5 cm is extremely important. This is necessary in order to adjust the length of the bodice exactly to the figure. Do not forget that the length of the bodice may need to be increased in order to fit comfortably in the jumpsuit.

Please note that the pick-up can be one-piece, as in 3 drawing, for which the pattern of the shelf and the selection is folded end-to-end.

Or the pick can be cut separately, as in 4 drawing. In this case, add an allowance of 1 cm along the edge of the board.

If you settled on a plank, or rather, an imitation of a plank, then we do not use a selection pattern, but add 3 cm along the edge of the bead to get a double hem - 1,5 and 3 cm.

No allowances are required for the set-in bar.

We cut the belts according to the calculated dimensions:

1. If we cut out the belt from the fold, as on 3 drawingthen
   Belt width in cutting = Width in finished form +1 cm
2. If we cut the belt from the edges, as on 4 drawingthen
   Belt width in cutting = Width in finished form + 2 cm

Features of cutting overalls of large sizes

It is also worth mentioning separately the sequence of cutting overalls for large sizes. On the 4 drawing an example is shown when the sleeve pattern does not fit the width of the fabric.

In this case, after cutting the bodice and trousers, unfold the rest of the fabric and cut out the sleeves.

Another nuance of cutting: the collar should be cut after the shoulder seams and sides have been processed and when the length of the neck of the product is known exactly.

Before sewing, we make a cardboard pattern for a patch pocket without allowances.

How to sew a jumpsuit at home - sequence

1. Process patch pockets - overcast at the entrance, fold, hem, iron on the template. Turn the valves, make a finishing line.
2. Put the pockets on the shelf and topstitch. The ready-made valve is adjusted after the pockets in two lines. Lay on a shelf face to face with a facing cut up, a line 0,5 from the edge, bend down and a line 0,7 - 0,8 from the edge.
3. Stitch, overcast, iron shoulder seams, iron one-piece picks and one-piece trims. If the sides are stitched, stitch them and iron them.
4. Sew on the sleeves without tucking in and distributing the collar evenly along the armhole. Stitch with a concave section of the eye to the shelf, convex - to the back. Overcast, iron.
5. Stitch, overcast, iron the side seam.
6. Place the half-skid of the right shelf on the half-skid of the left shelf. Sweep from below.
7. Finish the trouser pocket.
8. Run WTO pants, at least stretch the cut of the seat. If you do not stretch, the line will have a tightened appearance and will quickly tear.
9. Sew, overcast and iron the side, step and bow-seat seams.
10. Fitting. Try on the bodice, tie it with a linen elastic band and outline the waist. Depart from the intended 2 - 3 cm down, cut off the excess. Sweep the bodice with trousers. Try it on again - check whether it is comfortable to sit in overalls. Check product length.
11. If there is a zipper, then it's time to sew it on.
12. Process and stitch the collar.
13. Connect the bodice with trousers, process the bottom.
14. Sew a belt.
15. You can hem small shoulder pads.