Coat pattern "cone"

PDF pattern for printing on a printer or plotter in full size for coat sizes from 42 to 52 (all sizes in one file).

How to sew a cone coat with your own hands according to the finished pattern

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 coat patterns gradation sizes from 42 to 52:

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: Professional - This coat pattern is not suitable for beginners, as professional outerwear tailoring skills are required.

The "cone" style is suitable for all types of figures. The development is made on the basis with a one-piece sleeve.

Fabric consumption 230 - 250 cm with a width of 140 cm and while maintaining the length of the product.

Lining consumption - 130 - 140 cm.

Dublerin consumption - 110 - 120 cm.

For sewing a “cone” coat, you can use any coat fabrics. For example, drape, tweed, boucle, ratin (ladies'). An artificial sheepskin coat, a footer with a fur underside, and neoprene are also suitable.

The set of patterns for the "cone" coat includes (picture 1): patterns of the right and left shelves with sides and collars of different shapes; a pattern of the back with a back collar and a pattern of a non-stop sleeve, consisting of two parts ("halves") - the upper and lower.

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How to cut a cone coat

If, nevertheless, this pattern was bought by a novice home couturier, then I strongly recommend sewing from a footer on fur or an artificial sheepskin coat, combining the details of the collars with their corresponding shelves and back, that is, making them one-piece.

See an example of join at 3 drawing. For such a simple product, no selection and lining are needed, cuts are edged or simply adjusted.

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The pick-up and lining are cut out according to the same patterns as the details of the "top" (picture 2), so immediately make a duplicate of the details of the shelves. Double patterns of the back and sleeve patterns are not needed.

We cut the duplicates of the patterns of the shelves into a collar and a lining, stepping back 7 - 8 cm along the bottom and 2 cm from the chest tuck. The last indent is needed so that the seams of the tuck and the selection do not overlap each other.

It is also important that the details of the lining are congruent - this will simplify the cutting and sewing of the coat.

In addition, the left selection must be one-piece, but for this, the pattern of the left selection does not have to be glued end-to-end to the pattern of the left shelf (picture 2).

As for combining the details of the collars with the shelves and the back, it's up to you - you can combine or not combine.

But, if you want to exclude the shaped line and make the collar one-piece, then the collar pattern is glued end-to-end with adhesive tape to the corresponding shelf or back. Result on second photo.

A variant with a one-piece collar on the shelf and a detachable collar on the hem is also possible (picture 3) - this will avoid thickening in the seam area - a good option for thick fabrics.

Now briefly about the share direction.

Everything is clear with the shelves (picture 3): fractional along the half-skid. Please note that the right side, which is not one-piece, has a share along the edge of the bead.

The frontal thread of the back should be parallel to its middle line, in other words, it does NOT coincide with the middle seam (figures 1, 4 и 5). This beveled middle seam will not tighten the back when the coat stretches slightly during wear.

The share of the collars should repeat the share direction of the shelves and back, if you are sewing from pile fabrics. And it can be arbitrary if the fabric is lint-free.

There remains a sleeve, the design of which vaguely resembles a classic two-seam (picture 4). The lobar must pass through the two extreme points of the anterior cut.

Seam allowances are the usual technological ones. It is very important not to add allowances to the armholes, so as not to reduce their length, otherwise the non-stop sleeve simply “will not fit” when tucked into the armhole.

Cutting is best done in several steps (picture 4 - cutting from pile fabrics, picture 5 cutting from lint-free fabrics).

To increase the accuracy of cutting, you can first cut out the dubbing - the duplicated areas are shaded. This model does not (even with individual tailoring) correction of the shape of the collar and side is provided, therefore the cutting sequence is different from the cutting of products with collars such as English and shawls.

For shelves and bands, we lay out the fabric in a spread with the wrong side up. It is possible to stick the dubbing on the shelves and selection to the stasis.

Please note that the one-piece left band is glued with an indent from the dubbing of the left shelf of 0,5 cm.

The description omits the details of duplicating the “top” allowances, since this is done after trying on.

For the rest of the details, the rest of the fabric is folded in half face inward. The edges are aligned and positioned parallel to the edge of the cutting table.

The back, collars and the upper part (“half”) of the sleeve are laid out on the fabric.

The lower part (“half”) of the sleeve is cut out last and can be cut out without observing a strictly shared direction or, if there is not enough fabric, in two parts. Of course, the dotachka should be in the upper third of the lower part.

On the drawings 4 и 5 the detail of the lower part of the sleeve is cut out from lunges one by one.

Open lining (picture 6) is not difficult already because we have all the patterns ready.

The pattern of the shelf can not be changed and lay a soft sweet or process a tuck on the shoulder section. But you can close the chest tuck and lay a small fold on the stitching seam of the lining with the pick.

The layout of the lining parts is somewhat different from the layout of the "top" parts.

The back, while maintaining the shared direction, is better to lay on the fold, so that in the area of ​​\uXNUMXb\uXNUMXbthe shoulder blades a slot-pocket can later be made.

And it is advisable to combine the details of the sleeve. The fabric is folded in half along the width of the layout. The rest of the fabric will be used to make burlap pockets.