Stretch jumpsuit patterns with shawl collar

Electronic pattern for printing in full size on a home printer or plotter. Can be printed on standard sheets of A4 to A0 paper. Cutting through the projector is possible.

In the photo, look at the variant of the sewn overalls according to this pattern from the customer Tatyana Degtyarenko:

"Vera Olkhovskaya's pattern, from stretch velvet, size 44, slightly lengthened the top of the jumpsuit."

And a variant of a sewn jumpsuit according to this pattern by Alexandra Vlasova:

"I don't like the way it sits. Something is wrong with the smell and with the trousers. Maybe this is not my model. I'll unpick it. I used a 2-thread footer. Thank you very much for the pattern! Any experience is also an experience. It's better to try and get an unsatisfactory result than dreaming about this jumpsuit and not doing it."

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Free download Instructions on how to sew to the pattern of the jumpsuit

How to sew a women's stretch jumpsuit with a shawl collar with your own hands according to a pattern

Contents of the instruction:

1. Description of the pattern and assembly diagram when printed on A4 sheets.
2. What patterns are included and a description of the style of the overalls.
3. What to sew a stretch jumpsuit from and how much fabric is consumed.
4. How to cut a jumpsuit from a stretch fabric according to a pattern.
5. How to sew a stretch jumpsuit at home.

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1. Description of the pattern and assembly diagram when printing on A4 sheets

1.1. Description of pattern PDF files

Electronic pattern of women's stretch jumpsuit with shawl collar 40 - 64.

Sizes: 40-52 or 52-64 - the buyer receives all sizes of the selected gradation in one file.

File Format: PDF full size and without seam allowances

Sewing Difficulty Level: Easy, but will require confident knitting skills, an overlocker with a knit stitch, and a machine with an adjustable zigzag.

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

1.2. Assembly diagram of the pattern when printing on sheets of A4 paper at home printer

For a file with sizes 40 to 52:

The pattern is assembled on two large pages of patterns from 45 A4 sheets:
1 page of patterns: 20 sheets 4 rows of 5 sheets in a row.
2 page patterns: 25 sheets 5 rows of 5 sheets in a row.

For a file with overall sizes from 52 to 64:

The pattern is assembled on two large pages of patterns from 50 A4 sheets:
Each of the two pages on 25 sheets - 5 rows of 5 sheets in a row.

It is necessary to cut the pattern to the desired size after assembly!

2. What patterns are included in the kit and a description of the style of the overalls

2.1. Set of patterns for women's stretch overalls with a shawl collar

(picture 1):

1. Back pattern (bodice).
2. Shelf pattern (bodice).
3. Non-stop sleeve patterns.
4. Shawl collar pattern.
5. Pattern of trousers (PP and ZP - front half and back half).
6. Pocket burlap patterns - burlap valance and burlap facing.

Details of cuffs and drawstrings are not included, as they are strips of fabric, rectangles. Dimensions and recommendations for their cutting are given below in the description.

2.2. Description of the style of overalls with a shawl

This is a very laconic free cut model.

Cut-off overalls at the waist. The sleeve is non-stop, i.e. the okat is “distributed” evenly along the armhole.

For large sizes - a shelf with a side tuck for the bust to improve the fit.

Pants and sleeves are tapered. Pocket - cutting barrel.

The collar is shawl.

3. What to sew a stretch jumpsuit from and how much fabric is consumed

As the name implies, only elastic (stretch) knitted fabrics are suitable for sewing.

For warm overalls, jersey or any other warm stretch knitwear is suitable.

Knitwear imitating hand knitting is also suitable.

Is the footer suitable? Yes, it fits, but you should choose a well-stretched and not too thick.

For summer stretch overalls, any thin knitwear with medium or high stretch is suitable. A culinary cloth (cooler) is also suitable.

Fabric consumption with a width of 150 cm will be 220 - 270 cm.

Fabric consumption with a width of 190 cm - from 190 to 250 cm.

Cuffs can be cut out of cuff fabric - a consumption of about 10 - 15 cm. You can also replace the shawl with a transverse strip of dovyaz with a width of 10 - 15 cm in finished form, but this option is offered only to experienced fashion designers.

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4. How to cut a jumpsuit from a stretch fabric according to a pattern

As mentioned above, products made of stretch fabric are sewn with a knitted seam on an overlock, using a narrow zigzag, a double needle or a cover stitch.

What is a knitted stitch and how not to confuse it with an overcast overlock stitch

So, this jumpsuit, like other products made of stretch fabrics, is cut out without allowances. on the seams (drawings 2 и 3).

We lay the hem of the bottom of the sleeve and the bottom of the trousers immediately in length when cutting, when we adapt the pattern for growth. For a hem of 2,5 - 3 cm will be enough.

Calculation of the cuff rectangle in the nest for stretch or cuff

Cut-out cuff length = Wrist (or ankle) circumference + 1 cm.

Cut-to-length cuff width = 2 finished widths + 2 cm

The layouts show the cuffs that fell on the fold of the fabric.

Another stripe detail is a drawstring for pulling a lace or elastic band.

The width of the drawstring detail in the cut is 3,5 - 4 cm, taking into account the hem.

Length = waist circumference.

For the drawstring, you can use a knitted oblique trim or any elastic band.

Separately, it is worth mentioning the share direction when cutting the collar - it can be located along the collar or across. The share of the collar will not be of great importance for this.

Pay attention also to how to cut trousers.

They can be cut without cutting out the area of ​​​​the gap, that is, cut it out later (picture 2) or cut immediately when cutting.

If the part of the trousers does not fit the width of the fabric, then the protruding wedge of the pattern can be cut off and cut out by placing it in another place (picture 3).

In this case, we add a double allowance to the wedge - up to 1,5 cm. And after stitching it to the trousers, do not forget to compare the trousers with the whole pattern.

After cutting, we mark the semi-skid with a thread in order to combine these lines when sewing.

We make notches along the midline of the back of the bodice, which can be cut both in one piece and with a middle seam.

By the way, about the middle seam of the back. If you doubt the extensibility of the fabric and the seams of your product, then you can sew a zipper along the middle seam of the back and collar.

And the last notch, which is necessary for assembly at the “shoulder point”, which is marked on the collar. It corresponds to the lateral point of the neck and the beginning of the shoulder seam.

5. How to sew a stretch jumpsuit at home

Let's start by setting up the overlock, as it is extremely important that all seams are elastic.

See how to set up an overlocker and sew knitwear at home.

In fact, sewing this jumpsuit model comes down to three points:

1. Pants assembly. See how to sew stretch trousers using the example of sewing similar men's trousers and separately how to sew pockets in stretch pants.
2. The assembly of the bodice.
3. The connection of the bodice and trousers, the processing of the drawstring.

5.1. Let's take a closer look at the assembly of the bodice

1. Stitch shoulder seams on overlock using a strip of fine stretch fabric. The strip is 1,5 cm wide. The seam should remain elastic, but be tight enough. Iron it.
2. Sew in sleeves on overlock, evenly distributing sleeve over the armhole. Press on the seam.
3. Stitch side seam on overlock, press iron on.
4. Stitch the collar with a narrow zigzag. Iron on.
5. Sew the collar into the neckline on the overlock, tighten the seam.
6. Try on the bodice separately from the trousers. For fitting, the bodice is pulled back so as to combine the half-crotch. It is possible that due to the peculiarities of the posture in front or behind the bodice will be shorter or longer than necessary. It is advisable to align the bottom of the bodice on the figure.
7. After trying on the bodice, you can process and stitch the cuffs.

5.2. Now about the connection of the bodice and trousers

The easiest connection option is to stitch a strip of the drawstring detail to the bottom of the bodice, and sew trousers to it.

At the same time, it is important to combine the middle lines of the back with the seam of the seat, the half-waist with a bow and the side seams of the bodice with the dart of the trousers. Combine through a strip of fabric - bodice - strip of fabric (drawstring) - trousers.

After that, all that remains is to "close" the open seams with the second strip of fabric from the inside out. Apply and stitch, pull in the elastic.

This is the simplest processing option.