Pattern tunic - trapeze asymmetric cut

An electronic pattern is printed out in full size on a home printer or plotter. Can be printed on standard sheets of A4 to A0 paper.

Free download instructions on how to sew a tunic on this pattern

How to sew an asymmetric cut tunic with your own hands using this pattern for beginners

Contents of the instruction:

1. Description of pattern files.
2. A set of patterns, the design of the style and what to sew a tunic from.
3. How to buy, download and print a pattern.
4. How to cut an asymmetric tunic according to a finished pattern.
5. How to sew a tunic with your own hands at home.

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1. Description of pattern files

All sizes from 40 to 52 or from 52 to 64 are printed from one PDF file.

File format: PDF full size and without seam allowances

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files tunic patterns - a trapezoid asymmetrical cut gradation of sizes from 40 to 52 or 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.

Pattern assembly diagram when printing on standard sheets of A4 paper

For tunic pattern sizes from 40 to 52:

The pattern is assembled on two large pages.
pattern of 70 sheets of A4 paper.

1 page of patterns - 35 sheets, 5 rows of 7 sheets in a row.

2 page of patterns - 35 sheets, 5 rows of 7 sheets in a row.

For tunic pattern sizes from 52 to 64:

The pattern is assembled on three large pages of patterns from 93 sheets of A4 paper.

1 page of patterns - 35 sheets, 5 rows of 7 sheets in a row.

2 page of patterns - 30 sheets, 5 rows of 6 sheets in a row.

3 page of patterns - 28 sheets, 4 rows of 7 sheets in a row.

The sewing level is easy. Basic cutting and sewing skills required.

The style is suitable for all types of figures of any fullness and height.

The pattern is designed for sewing at home on household sewing machines.

2. A set of patterns, the design of the style and what to sew the tunic from

2.1. Complete set of tunic patterns trapeze asymmetry

(picture 1)

1. Back patterns - left and right.
2. Shelf patterns - left and right.
3. Pattern of a shirt sleeve.
4. Stand-up collar pattern.
5. Pattern patch pocket with flap.

2.2. Description of the design of the tunic

Asymmetric trapezoid silhouette.

The back can be made in one piece, but it is better with a middle seam. The seam will provide a better fit and will give a small savings when cutting.

On the left shelf there is a marking of horizontal soft folds and a patch pocket.

The sleeve is non-stop. The bottom of the sleeve can be processed under the cuffs, as in classic blouses and shirts. Length markings for short sleeves and 3/4 sleeves.

Collar - adjacent stand with markings for different collar heights.

2.3. What to sew a tunic with an asymmetric cut

Only thin double-sided fabrics are suitable for sewing this style.

The most suitable can be considered a thin shirting fabric, both plain and plaid or striped. The main thing is that the fabric is double-sided.

Very thin linen, shirt gauze, muslin are also suitable.

Fabric consumption with a width of 150 cm will be from 200 to 290 cm.

If you sew a tunic from fabric in a large cage, then 30 cm is added to the expense.

3. How to buy, download and print a pattern

How to choose a size without using tables and taking measurements

What height are the patterns for?

How to buy a ready-made electronic pattern

How to print a pattern at home in full size on A4 sheets or on sheets of any other size

How to assemble a pattern after printing

Simple patterns for dresses, sweatshirts, skirts and trousers in full size Free

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4. How to cut an asymmetrical cut tunic according to the finished pattern

Despite the asymmetry of the style, cutting is very simple (drawings 2 и 3).

The fabric is spread in one layer, the patterns are laid out with the inscriptions up and in the most economical way, observing the shared direction.

Seam allowances - 1 cm. Exceptions - neckline, armholes and sleeve hem - allowances are not added to these cuts.

Another exception - at the entrance to the pocket, the allowance can be increased to 3 - 4 cm.

It is better to cut out the collar after processing the shoulder seams, not according to the size figure, but based on the length of the resulting neck.

An example layout for small sizes is shown in 2 drawing, for large 3 drawing

5. How to sew a tunic with your own hands at home

For sewing most shirting fabrics, it is worth using zaposhivochny (linen) seam

And for a product in which the wrong side is partially visible, the use of a sewing seam is the only possibility for clean processing.

Open cuts along the bottom are processed into a hem with a closed cut (double hem). Partially this can be done on the fixture, partly without.

The bottom of the sleeve ¾ is also processed into a hem, but you can process it with a cuff. Long sleeve will definitely require vent and cuff

The clasp can be treated like a spreader, turned or edged - your choice.

The sewing sequence is as follows:

1. We start with the processing of darts and folds - stitch and iron down.
2. We process the pocket. For a voluminous pocket, we sew a strip of fabric to the pocket, and then we grind the resulting workpiece according to the markup.
3. Sew the middle seam with a linen seam, leaving 10 cm under the fastener.
4. Process the fastener in the way you have chosen and the bottom of the back.
5. Process the sides and corners of the sides and the bottom of the shelves into a hem. Finish the side seams.
6. Finish the shoulder and side seams with a linen seam.
7. Try on.
   If necessary, trim the neckline and armholes.
8. According to the results of the fitting, based on the length of the neckline, cut out the collar.
9. Finish the collar.
10. Sew in the sleeves, aligning the highest point of the eyelet with the shoulder seam and evenly distributing the eyelet along the armhole.
11. Stitch the collar.
12. Finishing ironing.