Simple patterns of summer women's original jumpsuit

Electronic pattern for printing on a home printer or large-format plotter. Can be printed on sheets of paper from A4 to A0. Paperless cutting through the projector is possible.

An example of a sewn jumpsuit with your own hands on this pattern, see the photo on the right.

The photo was sent by one of the buyers of the pattern, Ellona Zayarnaya.

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How to sew an original women's summer jumpsuit with a hood with your own hands for beginners using this pattern

Contents of the instructions for the pattern:

1. A general description of the pattern and what patterns are included in the kit for sewing overalls.
2. Description of the design of the style and what to sew overalls for beginners.
3. How to buy, download and print electronic patterns.
4. How to cut a summer women's hoodie jumpsuit according to a simple ready-made pattern.
5. How to sew a simple jumpsuit with a hood at home - sewing sequence.

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1. General description of the pattern and what patterns are included in the kit for sewing overalls

Simple electronic patterns of summer women's original overalls.

Sizes: 40-52 and 52-64 (full range of sizes in each of the files).

File Format: PDF full size and no seam allowances.

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files simple patterns of summer women's overalls with a hood from 40 to 52 or from 52 to 64 size:

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 of the pattern for printing on sheets of any size from A0 to A4 on a printer or plotter using Adobe Reader.

Sewing difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners learning to cut and sew. Suitable as a first product.

Designed to be worn over a T-shirt or crop top.

The pattern is intended for home use only and for sewing on household sewing equipment.

For tailoring, you need an overlocker, a household machine and a household iron.

Complete set of patterns for summer women's original overalls (picture 1)

1. Shelf.
2. Hood.
3. PP - the front half of the trousers.
4. ZP - the back half of the trousers.
5. Patterns of burlap pocket "cut-off barrel".

The facing pattern for the hood is not included in the kit, since the facing is cut out according to the same pattern - the facing area is indicated by a line.

The belt is also not included as it is a strip of fabric.

2. Description of the design of the style and what to sew overalls for beginners.

The design of the overalls of the original

Pants with a low waist and no back make the style unique and simplify the task of novice home couturiers.

Pay attention to the shelf - it can have a secret, that is, be essentially a large pocket for a mobile phone. Besides, this style design, unlike many other styles of women's summer overalls, makes it easy to take off and put on the top of the overalls when visiting the toilet. Which is very, very important.

The jumpsuit is complemented by a simple two-piece hood.

Pants can be sewn both with pockets and without them, both with “arrows” and with an elastic band at the bottom. For beginners, the option without "arrows" is recommended.

The width of the trousers at the waist is equal to the width of the trousers at the hips. This design allows you to do without the processing of the fastener. Pants will be held in place with an elastic waistband.

What to sew and how to calculate fabric consumption

This style can be considered universal, as it is suitable for both summer and the cold season. Although in the second case, you will have to wear a jumpsuit on a woolen turtleneck or on a thin sweater.

1. For summer, both thin knitted fabrics of low stretch, and linen, chintz, poplin and silk are suitable. For trousers with an elastic band on the bottom, a dense cooler fabric is also suitable.
2. For the club version, you can use satin and velvet. But these fabrics are quite difficult to process, so they are not recommended for beginner couturiers.
3. For the cold season, thicker and warmer knitwear with little stretch is suitable, as well as thin footer or fleece.
4. For more experienced tailors, velveteen, plaid or plain woolen suiting can be recommended.

Consumption will be from 190 to 220 cm of fabric with a width of 140 - 150 cm.

You will also need a wide elastic band or a narrow elastic band for the waistband and bottom of the trousers.

The consumption of a wide elastic band is calculated by the formula:

Waist circumference + 2 ankle circumferences + 10 or 15 cm

For a narrow elastic band, the formula calculations are multiplied by the number of "lines" of the elastic band.

Please note that the belt can be made of a wide decorative elastic band. For a club version, you can use an elastic band with Lurex or with a pattern. Width - from 3 to 8 cm.

On the bottom of the trousers, stitching with a rubber thread can be used (wound on a bobbin).

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4. How to cut a summer women's hoodie jumpsuit according to a simple ready-made pattern

Before cutting, check the length of the pants pattern along the side cut and the desired length of the pants for you.

Cutting is not difficult, but has some features.

For example, the shelves will need 4 parts, while in the “upper” shelf the share should coincide with the half-slip (the line in the middle of the body), and in the “lower” share along the cut of the “neck”.

Seam allowances are mostly 1 cm. We do not add allowances along the hood stitching line, along the "front cut" of the hood and along the waist. On the bottom of the trousers - 2,5 - 3 cm. Add 0,5 - 0,7 cm along the entrance line to the pocket.

Width of the belt in cutting = Two widths in the finished form + 2 cm

Length of a belt in cutting = Length of a waist section of trousers + 2 cm

Pants can be sewn and cut without a pocket (picture 2) or with a pocket (picture 3).

We cut out the facing according to the same pattern of the hood, having previously cut the pattern along the line marked in the drawing. Beforehand, it is better to cut out the facing from doubler without allowances for seams, and then add an allowance of 1 cm along the cut, which corresponds to the middle line of the hood, the remaining sections of the facing without allowances.

On the 2 drawing the layout of small sizes is shown, and on 3 drawing - the largest.

To cut, fold the fabric in half face in and align the edges, placing the piece of fabric parallel to the edge of the cutting table.

After cutting, we put notches on the trousers at the level of the knee in order to combine them when sewing the seams. We put notches for the PP pocket and for the half-skid on the shelf along the cut of the waist. And the last notch is at the “shelf corner” point.

Immediately after cutting, on each part of the shelf we outline a half-skid. This line should remain until the product is ready, so we outline it with contrasting threads.

5. How to sew a simple jumpsuit with a hood at home - sewing sequence

The main principle of the sewing sequence of this model is to assemble the bodice and assemble the trousers, and then connect them, after adjusting the length of the shelf according to the figure.

The following is a simplified sewing sequence for beginners.

1. We start with the processing of pockets: stitch the burlap-turning along the cut of the pocket entrance, make notches, bend the dissected allowance towards the burlap-turning and stitch the allowance to it from the face of the burlap, iron the entrance to the pocket with PP edging, lay the finishing line; sew on the valance burlap, aligning the pocket entry lines, overcast and fasten the pocket. Iron.
2. Stitch and overcast side and crotch seams. Iron them carefully.
3. It is better to grind the seam of the bow-seat not to the end, so that later you can clarify the volume of the trousers on the figure. We leave 15 - 20 cm of the seam of the seat unstitched. Unstitched - sweep away after stitching the belt. We iron the stitched area and overcast each section separately.
4. We assemble the hood: stitch and overcast the middle seam of the hood, iron it; stitch and iron the middle seam of the facing; we fold the hood with the facing face to face and grind it, cut the allowance and bend it to the facing, and then stitch it to the facing from its front side; ironed with a piping from the hood.
5. We sew the hood to the "upper" shelf.
6. We grind both shelves along the “neck” cut, iron the allowance towards the “lower” shelf and fix it with a line. We iron the seam. A fragment of the cut of the hood corresponding to the sprout (neck of the back) can be left unprocessed for the time being.
7. We impose the right shelf on the left, aligning the half-skid of both shelves. We fasten them temporarily with large oblique stitches and the bodice is ready for fitting.
8. Iron the blank of the belt in half lengthwise, grind and insert one or more elastic bands.
9. Sew a belt with elastic bands or an elastic band if this is a product with a wide decorative elastic band. We sweep the seam of the seat together with the belt.
10. Fitting. You can not baste the bodice, but simply tuck it under the belt and pin it with pins, as convenient. At the fitting, we refine the fit of the trousers by correcting the seam of the seat. We specify the length of the trousers. We specify the length of the bodice. We specify and mark the position of the entrance to the pocket of the shelf on the cut of the armhole.
11. We grind the seam of the seat with the belt (unstitched fragment), overcast separately, iron and fasten.
12. We process the bottom of the trousers - in a hem with an open or closed cut. That is, overcast and fold or fold twice. Then be sure to iron. If you are pulling the elastic, leave a hole in the line 1,2 - 1,5 cm.
13. We process the raw fragment of the cut of the hood. You can edging, overcasting and folding, or you can even insert an elastic band after overcasting and folding.
14. And only the seam of the "armhole" remains. By marking the pocket, we make notches 1 cm wide. You can duplicate the pocket area with shared strips of dublerin. Overcast the areas of the entrance to the pocket from one notch to another. We iron the entrance and stitch it off and iron it again. We grind the remaining sections of the armhole on the wrong side, carefully fasten, turn inside out, iron and perform the bartacks again already at the very entrance area along the edges in order to secure the pocket properly. We iron. We grind the bottom of the shelf.
15. We sew a shelf to the upper cut of the trousers. NOT to the belt, but to the trousers! If you have a belt with an elastic band (elastic bands) pulled into it, we overcast the seam of the connection of the shelf with the seam of the connection of the belt with trousers, all sections together and iron down. If the belt is made of decorative elastic, the bottom of the shelf is overcast before or after stitching - as convenient.
16. All that's left is the finishing touch.