Patterns of hoodies - sweatshirts asymmetric unisex

An electronic pattern is printed out in full size on a home printer or large-format plotter. Can be printed on standard sheets of A4 to A0 paper. Paperless cutting through the projector is possible.

A photo of sewn sweatshirts with a hood - a hoodie according to this pattern of large sizes was sent by the customer Olga Dudko:

"Thank you for the pattern with instructions on how to sew! I am very pleased with the sewn jacket. The village is very good, I did not change anything in the pattern, I just made the pocket a little different from yours!"

Larisa Cherpak: "Footer fabric, it took 1 m 60 cm for my size 46. I did not make any changes to the pattern, but I had to think a little with a pocket."

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How to sew a sweatshirt with a hood with your own hands - hoodie according to the finished pattern

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1. Description PDF pattern and assembly diagram.
2. A set of patterns in a PDF pattern, the design of the style and what to sew a unisex sweatshirt from - hoodie.
3. How to download and print a pattern on a printer or plotter.
4. How to cut a sweatshirt - unisex hoodies in large and small sizes according to a simple ready-made pattern.
5. How to sew a sweatshirt with a hood at home - sewing sequence.

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1. Description of the PDF pattern and assembly diagram

Electronic pattern of a sweatshirt with a hood - asymmetrical unisex hoodie.

Dimensions: 40-52 и 52-64. The entire range of sizes in one PDF file, printed on a home printer or plotter on sheets of paper A4 to A0.

File format: PDF full size and without seam allowances

After paying for the order, you will receive links to download two files hoodie patterns - asymmetrical unisex sweatshirts from 40 to 52 or from 52 to 64 sizes:

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.

1.1. Scheme for assembling a unisex hoodie sweatshirt pattern for sizes 40 - 52 on A4 sheets of paper

Pattern for sizes 40 to 52 assembled on two large pages of patterns from 45 Sheets A4 papers:

1. Pattern page No. 1 - 5 rows of 5 A4 sheets in each row, Total 25 A4 sheets.
2. Pattern page No. 2 - 4 rows of 5 A4 sheets in each row, Total 20 A4 sheets.

1.2. Scheme for assembling a pattern unisex hoodie sweatshirts size 52 - 64 on A4 sheets of paper

Pattern for sizes 52 to 64 assembled on two large pages of patterns from 55 Sheets A4 papers:

1. Pattern page No. 1 - 6 rows of 5 A4 sheets in each row, total 30 Sheets A4 size paper.
2. Pattern page No. 2 - 5 rows of 5 A4 sheets in each row, total 25 Sheets A4 paper.

The level of difficulty of sewing is simple, but you will need skills in working with the footer.

Style of sweatshirt with a hood - hoodie suitable for both full and slim, for men and women.

The pattern is intended for home use only and for DIY sewing on household sewing equipment.

For sewing, you need a household overlocker, a household sewing machine and a household iron.

2. A set of patterns in a PDF pattern, the design of the style and what to sew a unisex sweatshirt from - hoodie

2.1. Complete set of patterns for a unisex bomber jacket

(picture 1)

1. Back.
2. The whole shelf is a template for assembly.
3. The details of the shelf are the lower part, the right upper part and the left upper part.
4. Non-stop sleeve.
5. Pocket details - bottom burlap, burlap top 1, convex burlap top 2.

Cuffs are not included, as they are rectangles from dovyaz. Below is how to calculate the cuff size.

2.2. Description of the design of the sweatshirt pattern with a hood

The sweatshirt is designed on a straight basis of large volume (Pg = 10) without darts.

This warp is considered traditional for sewing sweatshirts, bomber jackets and loose-fitting sports jackets.

The style has an asymmetrical cut. The pocket is convex, imitating a waist bag for the phone.

2.3. What to sew a sweatshirt with a hood

Of course, the most obvious solution would be a footer, and for cuffs - cuff knitwear - “dovyaz”

The footer consumption will be 140 - 150 cm, with a width of 180 cm.

Dovyaz (cuff fabric) consumption - 25 - 40 cm with a width of 110 cm or with a "pipe" width of 50 cm, if you need "cuffs" along the bottom of the product or up to 20 cm. If you only need cuffs along the bottom of the sleeve, then 15 - 20 is enough cm.

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4. How to cut a sweatshirt - unisex hoodies in large and small sizes according to a simple ready-made pattern

As you know, when cutting sweatshirts, no seam allowances are added.
The only exception will be pocket details - add 0,7 - 1 cm each.

Before cutting, we check the length of the sleeve of the pattern and adjust it if necessary. We check the length of the back and the whole shelf.

In addition, you should add an allowance for bending the sides - 4 - 5 cm (picture 2).

First, we perform cutting of paired parts - the back, sleeves and hood. For them, fold the fabric in half. Unpaired parts of the shelf and pocket are laid out on the “face” of the fabric:

1. Lettering up - for women's version of the jacket.
2. For male - lettering down.

The hood is best made double, but the lining can be made from thin knitwear, for example, from cooler fabric.

5. How to sew a non-stop sleeve hoodie at home

Let me remind you that we sew a sweatshirt mainly knitted stitch.

1. We start by assembling the pocket - we grind the top on the overlock, grind the zipper, put it on the bottom burlap and grind them. The second strip of zipper tape is sewn to the burlap. It turns out "handbag".
2. We sew the "handbag" into the recess at the bottom of the shelf.
3. We overcast and iron the selection.
4. We collect and iron the shelf.
5. Assembling the hood.
6. We grind the shoulder seams, laying the edge.
7. We stitch the sleeve.
   See how to sew a non-stop sleeve in a short video for beginners...
8. Stitch the side seams.
9. We sew a hood.
10. Cuffs, bottom.