Pattern of overalls "floral"

Electronic pattern of overalls "floral".

Sizes: 40-54.

File format for download in order:

PDF in full size and without seam allowances.

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files patterns of women's overalls gradation of sizes from 40 to 54:

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: Intermediate - Not suitable for beginners as you will need some fitting skills.

The set of templates includes:

bodice patterns - backs and shelves;

patterns of one-piece PP (front half) and RFP (back half) of shorts;

patterns PP and ZP with a shuttlecock;

shuttlecock pattern with assembly;

sleeve pattern with fit,

as well as a pattern of a non-stop sleeve (Fig. 1).

The "floral" jumpsuit style is recommended only for slender young girls.

The consumption of fabric for a floral overall with a fabric width of 140 cm and a long sleeve will be from 210 to 250 cm, depending on the size.

Fabric consumption for overalls without a frill with a width of 140 cm with a long sleeve of 210 - 230 cm.

The consumption of fabric for a jumpsuit with lace instead of a frill is 170 - 190 cm. In this case, lace for a frill will go 115 cm with a width of at least 23 cm.

What to sew such a jumpsuit from?

For sewing this model, both very thin knitwear with low or medium stretch, and stable fabrics are suitable.

Staple or thin silk is a good choice, but for these fabrics, the bodice may need to be lengthened by 3 - 4 cm in order to sit comfortably in the overalls.

If lace is used, then it should also be very thin and airy. Otherwise, the assembly of the shuttlecock will look rough.

Instructions for using electronic patterns

How to choose size without using tables and taking measurements 

How to buy a pattern

How to print a pattern at home in full size on A4 sheets

How to assemble a pattern after printing

Cut and sew overalls

Before proceeding to cutting, let's deal with allowances, processing of the sprout (shelf neck) and sides (Fig. 2).

The sprout can be edged or processed with a facing, cutting it out of doubler on the pattern of the back without seam allowances. The facing width is 3,5 - 4 cm. It is better to make the selection one-piece, according to the type of allowance. The width of the selection should be equal to the width of the facing of the sprout, that is, 3,5 - 4 cm.

If you are sewing overalls from stable fabrics, then it is advisable to lengthen the bodice by 3-4 cm.

I remind you that the sprout, armholes, sleeve hem and waist cut of the shorts are cut out WITHOUT seam allowances.

The remaining allowances are 1 cm each, and the length of the sleeve should be specified in any case, based not only on the value of Dr (sleeve length), but on the processing options.

It should be noted that such sleeves “under the cuffs” or with a drawstring should have an overlap of 3-5 cm.

The method of processing the bottom of the sleeve should be chosen before cutting, so as not to make a mistake with the length when cutting.

See how to trim the bottom of a sleeve without a cuff

И about slits on sleeves with cuffs

Of course, you can choose a minimalist version and cut the shorts in one piece without a flounce or with lace instead. Allowances will be exactly the same.

When cutting overalls made of stretch fabrics, seam allowances can be omitted, with the exception of the middle seam of the back and the seam of the seat under the zipper.

The neck can be processed with a transverse stretch trim

Now that you have clarified all the nuances of the future product, you can start cutting (Fig. 3).

Cutting from stretch and from stable fabrics has no fundamental differences. The direction of the share thread is the same.

Let's consider this issue in more detail.

The share thread of the back goes along the middle seam, at the front - along the side.

PP and RFP - share in the middle of the part - fold the pattern in half, aligning the side seam with the seam of the seat or the seam of the bow and get a share thread along the fold.

The sleeve is lengthwise, but it can also be cut obliquely. Shuttlecock is better on an oblique.

We turn to sewing overalls and run into a very important question: do I need a zipper?

For stretch overalls, a zipper may not be needed, but it is better, at least for trying on, to tack a small 20 - 40 cm zipper to the middle seam of the back and the seam of the seat so that it goes from the bodice to the shorts. If you really don't need a zipper, just stitch the seam.

In overalls made of stable fabrics, the zipper should reach to the top.

Please note that the bodice has a smell, and when assembling the product, it is important to match the half-skid line of both shelves with the seam of the bow.

A half-skid is the middle line of a pattern or product that coincides with the middle line of the human body, passing through the jugular cavity and the navel.

The sequence of preparation for fitting will be as follows.

We note the tuck or soft warehouse according to the marking of the tuck and iron the selection without duplication. We grind the middle seam of the back partially under the zipper or immediately tack the zipper for fitting. We sweep or immediately grind the shoulder and side seams. Please note that in products with a non-stop sleeve, the side seams are ground down after the sleeve is sewn in. We notice the smell of the shelf, combining the lines of half-drift.

The sleeve should also be processed - you can immediately stitch and iron the seam. And the processed sleeve can be swept in or immediately sewn in if it is non-stop.

Then, we collect the shorts, leaving part of the seam of the seat under the zipper unswept.

We connect the bodice with shorts, aligning the side seams and you can try on.

Since the jumpsuit is not fitted, we try it on with a belt. Particular attention in the fitting should be given to the length of the seat - sit down, stand up, squat down, bend over. In motion, the overalls should not crash.

To maintain the elasticity of a stretch jumpsuit, it should be sewn exclusively with a knitted overlock seam or a narrow zigzag, and using stable fabrics, lengthen the bodice.

See more about machine stitches for stretch sewing

The sewing sequence after trying on is repeated.

At the end of sewing, lay a couple of lines with rubber thread along the seam allowance connecting the bodice and shorts. The first line is laid as close as possible to the seam of their connection, and the second at a distance of 3-5 mm from the first.

For such stitches, rubber thread is wound on a bobbin or stitched in a zigzag and its ends are fixed. The second method allows you to perform the screed more accurately.

This little rubber band trick will keep you from gathering at the waist and give you the freedom of movement you need in your overalls.

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