Patterns of summer overalls with a one-piece sleeve

Electronic pattern of summer overalls for life-size printing on a home printer or plotter. It can be printed on sheets of paper from A4 to A0. Paperless cutting through the projector is possible.

Free download Instructions on how to sew this jumpsuit pattern

How to sew a summer women's jumpsuit with a one-piece kimono sleeve with your own hands

Contents of the instruction:

1. Description of the pattern format and the level of complexity of tailoring.
2. What is included and the design of the style of overalls.
3. What to sew, fabric consumption, how to download patterns.
4. How to cut a women's jumpsuit with a short sleeve kimono according to a finished pattern.
5. How to sew step by step jumpsuit for the summer at home.

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1. Description of the pattern format and the level of complexity of sewing

Sizes: 40-52 or 52-64, all sizes 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 patterns of summer overalls with a one-piece sleeve, 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 an A4 home printer

For all sizes, the pattern is assembled from 60 sheets of A4 paper on two large pages of patterns:

1. Both pages of patterns are 30 sheets A4 - 6 rows of 5 sheets in a row.
2. After assembly, the patterns are cut to the desired size.

Sewing difficulty level: medium, for experienced couturiers.

The style of this jumpsuit suits most types of figures of various fullness.

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

2. What's in the kit and the design of the style of the overalls

2.1. Complete set of patterns for summer overalls with a kimono sleeve

(picture 1)

1. Patterns of the back - the back of the bodice is the middle; ZP trousers, combined with the side of the back.
2. Pattern PP (front half) of trousers.
3. Pattern of a barrel of a shelf, turning into a burlap-valance.
4. Departure part of the shelf.
5. Shelf bodice middle (left, bottom).
6. Burlap-turning.

Patterns for turning the sprout (neck of the back) and belt patterns are not included in the kit, description cutting see below.

2.2. Description of the design of summer jumpsuit with short sleeve kimono

This is a jumpsuit with a semi-adjacent silhouette with a detachable detail on the right.

Pocket - cutting barrel. Burlap-turning and burlap-valance are NOT CONGRUENT, since the tuck is laid in the line of entry into the pocket.

Overalls with semi-reliefs. For convenience, they are signed as "reliefs" on the pattern and in the further description.

The patterns reflect two options for armholes - the usual form and "straight" (as in the photo).

Pants are slightly tapered. Added partial length markup.

3. What to sew, fabric consumption, how to download patterns

3.1. What to sew and how to calculate fabric consumption

The most suitable for this model are thin natural cotton and linen fabrics.

For example, very thin denim without elastane or other synthetic additives will work well.

Cotton satin, poplin, linen, chintz - ideal.

Consumption with a width of 140-150 cm will be from 270 to 300 cm. When calculating the consumption, the full length of the trousers was taken into account.

3.2. Instructions on how to buy, how to print and others

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

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4. How to cut a women's jumpsuit with a short sleeve kimono according to a finished pattern

The model has unpaired details of the middle part of the bodice of the shelf: the right shelf of the bodice goes into a detachable part, and the left one is short, up to the waist.

To reduce fabric consumption, the layout should be done in a turn - spreading the fabric in one layer (picture 2). In order not to turn over unpaired shelves, it is better to cut on the front side, laying out unpaired patterns with inscriptions up.

Seam allowances 1 cm. Exceptions: sprout (back neck) without allowances; the bottom of the trousers and the side 2,5 - 3 cm.

As for the armhole allowance, no allowance is needed for regular “rounded” armholes. The drawing has lines and marks for a regular armhole, but on photo of this model the armhole has a straight section, which is processed into a hem. Therefore, we add an allowance in the section of the “straight” armhole 2 - 2,5 cm, and in the remaining sections - 1 cm.

After cutting, a notch is made along the side seams at the level of the knee, for which all the side seams are folded together. The same notch must be performed on all step seams. These notches are needed for high-quality grinding of seams.

In addition, you will need notches on the RFP - you need to cut the tuck at the waist in order to cleanly process the relief.

Mandatory notch at the waist on the detachable detail.

After cutting, do not forget to add the markings of the entry lines to the pocket on the barrels of the shelf and half-skid. It is advisable to outline the waist line on the flyaway part. It is better to outline these lines with a lining stitch so that they are preserved until the product is ready.

Open the belt

Belt - two strips of fabric.

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

Belt length = about 70 - 100 cm

The facings for the sprout are cut out according to the pattern of the bodice of the back, if the sprout is not processed in another way.

We cut out the facings first from dublerin (picture 2 in a bubble) with a width of 3 - 3,5 cm without seam allowances, and then glue it on the fabric and add 1 cm allowances along the middle and side seam.

We cut out the dubbing for the sides along the shared thread, if this doubler. Strips 2,5 - 3 cm wide, that is, along the width of the laid allowance for bending the side.

5. How to sew jumpsuit step by step for summer at home

First, let's consider whether we need a clasp. If the jumpsuit is loose enough, and if you sew it on a thin girl with narrow hips, then you can do without fasteners.

But in my opinion, lightning is desirable. You can make a fastener along the left side seam or along the middle seam at the back.

Notches and markings have already been applied to the details of the cut, and if the sides are glued, you can start sewing:

1. Assembling the back of the overalls: sew the back of the bodice to the RFP along the waist, iron the seam and overcast; perform a hem along a straight cut of the armhole, iron; stitch the relief of the back, overcast and iron.
2. Sweep and iron the backrest-ZP, sweep the middle seam. Of course, it can be stitched right away if you are not interested in a fine fit.
3. "Middle" parts of the shelf: we grind and iron the darts for the chest; bend, sweep and iron the sides.
4. We continue to assemble the front of the overalls: stitch, overcast and iron the seam of the bow; sew the left shelf of the bodice to the PP of the trousers at the waist (we don’t sew only the hem, let it remain in the “free” state for now); overcast waist seam and iron.
5. Place the flyaway part of the shelf on the right PP of the trousers and baste with large (5 - 7 cm) oblique stitches, departing from the cuts of the entrance to the pocket and the side seam by 1,5 - 2 cm.
6. Process the pockets, taking into account that the burlap-valance and the burlap-turning are not congruent and the tuck at the waist is “laid” along the line of the entrance to the pocket: stitch the cut of the entrance to the pocket with burlap; stitch and overcast burlap; perform bindings. Do not forget to iron after each operation.
7. Then, we bend the armhole (if it is “straight”) and all that remains is to stitch and overcast the relief of the shelf. At the same time, ironing should be done literally after each line.
8. Turn the sprout.
9. Make a belt and sew it in place.
10. Process the shoulder seams, bending around the shoulder seam with a selection and finish the processing of the sides by completing the finishing lines.
11. The side seams can be sewn or basted if you want to fit.
12. Try on and adjust the product along the side seams and along the middle seam of the back.
13. Finish sewing seams.
14. Bottom - in a hem with an open or closed cut (single hem with overcasting or double hem).