Patterns of sweatshirts, sweatshirts, hoodies

Sizes 40-64. This is a sweatshirt (jacket) of a loose silhouette with a non-stop sleeve under the cuff. The style can be sewn like a sweatshirt - without a zipper, and like a jacket - with a zipper. The front has a relief with a dart, which makes the style suitable for all types of female figures, including curved figures with large breasts. The side of the shelf is integral with the back, and this is not only to make the style intricate.

Sizes 40 - 66 in one file. The silhouette of the model is oversized, therefore it is suitable for all types of figures of any fullness and any height. Difficulty: medium. Pattern for home use on household sewing equipment...

In sizes 40-64. A very simple laconic cut of this model allows you to choose fabrics of various thicknesses and almost any stretch. The set includes a simple hood-collar.

Sizes 40 - 54. This is one of the most concise styles of women's jackets with a hood. The raglan sleeve has a "continuation" with a slit for the thumb. Welt pockets, but very easy to process - suitable even for beginners learning to cut and sew.

Sizes 40 - 64. The main feature of the sweatshirt style is revealed in the name - the shelf is shortened in relation to the back and has markings of several length options. The kit includes two shelves - one of them does not provide for assembly along the bottom, the other is expanded for assembly.

Sizes 40 - 64. Two styles in one pattern file - with a zipper with a collar or without a fastener with a neck. Both styles can be made with the middle part of the front in a contrasting color and various bottom configurations - all options are marked on the patterns and signed.

Sizes 40 - 64 style for full and slender. Difficulty level for beginners. The pattern is designed for sewing at home on household sewing machines. You will need an overlock...

Sizes 40 - 64. The silhouette of the dress expands to the bottom like a trapezoid. The bottom of the dress has a smooth length drop. The hood has a zipper at the front. The half-skid on the hood pattern is marked with notches.

The style is suitable for any type of figure. Sizes from 40 to 52 or from 52 to 64 are purchased in one PDF file. Kangaroo pockets with a concave entry line. You can sew a sweatshirt with regular zippered pockets along the relief line.

Sizes from 40 to 54 in one PDF file. Double boarding and voluminous pockets are the distinctive features of this style of hoodie jacket. When choosing a size, you can choose an adjacent or semi-adjacent silhouette.

The pattern is very simple - with a non-stop sleeve and no tuck for the chest. The model is symmetrical. A large Pg (increase in the chest) makes it possible to use the pattern for owners of wide and very wide hips. Sizes from 40 to 64.

Sizes 40 - 64. This jacket has a semi-adjacent trapezoid silhouette. The set-in sleeve is presented in two versions - non-stop and two-seam jacket type. Non-stop for sewing from thin knitwear, and two-seam - for products made of thick footer or coat fabrics.

Sizes 40 - 54. This is a very simple and concise style of a women's sweatshirt with a hood and an original pocket on the shelf. The pattern is made on a female stretch basis. All sizes are printed from one PDF file.

Sizes from 42 to 64 in one file. The sweatshirt is designed on the basis of a one-piece kimono-type sleeve. The silhouette is free - this is an oversized product. The cut is symmetrical. Pockets - patch and welt. Please note that the welt pocket in the photo is a snag, and in the set of patterns it is designed like a real pocket. The marking of the welt pocket is located so that the burlap will not peek out from under the product and nothing will prevent you from making two mirrored pockets.

Sizes 40 - 64. This oversized hooded sweatshirt can be sewn with or without a cuff or elastic waistband. For the possibility of choosing on the patterns, the place of the cuff belt is shown with hatching. On the shelf there is a relief line, and the seam of the relief includes a pocket. This modeling allows you to simplify the processing of the pocket as much as possible, since on a jacket with a cuff on the bottom, three sides of the pocket go into the seams, and on a trigger without a cuff, only one side is sewn.