Modeling a children's jacket from the basic base summer jacket for a girl with their own hands video lesson. Modeling a children's jacket from the base base a summer jacket for a girl with their own hands video lesson School jackets for girls to sew by yourself

Summer is rapidly coming to an end, and with it the school holidays. On September 1, boys and girls will sit down at their desks again, meet with their classmates and teachers. And in order for them to be comfortable at school, they need a comfortable school uniform. We have already published for a boy, and now, by your numerous requests, we offer a jacket pattern for a girl.

This jacket for girls with reliefs, pockets with rounded flaps and two-seam sleeves is a real find for the first cool days of September! And with the help of our step-by-step instructions, you can sew such a jacket yourself.

Taking measurements

Fig.1. Measurements for a girl

Height - 128 cm

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Bust - 64 cm 32 cm

Waist - 54 cm 27 cm

Hip circumference - 66 cm 33 cm

Neck girth - 28 cm 14 cm

Shoulder length - 10 cm

Arm length - 40 cm

Back length to waist (DTS) - 28 cm

Front length to waist (accident) - 30 cm

Back Width (WB)

Chest Width (WH)

The length of the jacket on the back is about 43 cm.

The increase in freedom of fitting to the half-girth of the chest is 3 cm. Distribute the increase as follows: to the back - 0.7 cm, to the armhole - 1 cm, to the front - 1.3 cm.

See fig. 1.

Construction of a jacket pattern

Fig.2. Building a jacket pattern for a girl

We start building a jacket pattern by building a grid. Mesh width AB = 35 cm (half circumference of the chest according to the measurements + 3 cm (increase in freedom of fitting for all sizes)). Mesh length AC = 43 cm - the length of the jacket to measure.

Armhole depth. AG \u003d (armhole depth by measure + 1 cm). Draw a horizontal line from point G to the right. Designate the point of intersection with the BC G1.

Waistline. AT \u003d Length of the back to the waist (DTS) + 0.5 cm (increase for the shoulders) - point T. Draw TT1 parallel to AB. From point A, set aside to the right 1/2 of the width of the back by measurement (SHS) + 0.7 cm - point P. From point B, set aside to the left 1/2 of the width of the chest by measurement (SHG) + 1.3 cm - point P1. From the obtained points, lower the perpendiculars to the GG1 line - points G2 and G3 are obtained.

Auxiliary points of the armhole back and front. Divide PG2 and P1G3 into 4 equal parts.

Building a back pattern

Back neckline. From point A, set aside 5.5 cm to the right (1/3 of the half-girth of the neck according to the measure + 0.5 cm: 14/3 + 0.5 \u003d 5.5 cm) and up 1.5 cm. Connect points A and 1.5 concave line.

Shoulder drop. from point P lay down 1.5 cm. Connect points 1.5 (neck) and 1.5 descent of the shoulder with a straight line, continue the line. Set aside 11 cm (shoulder length to measure + 1 cm for all sizes: 10 + 1 = 11 cm). The shoulder of the back of the jacket sits down when sewing.

Back armhole line. From the corner with the apex at point G2, draw a bisector 2 cm long. From point G2, set aside 2 cm to the right and 1 cm up. Draw the armhole line of the back from the extreme point of the shoulder, the middle point of the division of PG2, point 2 (angle bisector), to point 1.

Back line. From point 1 (the lower point of the back armhole) draw a vertical line to the line CD, point T2 is obtained along the waist, the intersection with GG1 is point G4, the intersection with the DC line is point H.

Calculation of darts at the waist. The general solution of the darts at the waist: Half chest - Half waist = 32 cm - 27 cm = 5 cm. Distribute the darts - from the point T2 to the left, set aside 2 cm - into the side tuck of the back, 1 cm - to the right - the side tuck of the front. Connect points G4, 2 and H.

The center line of the back of the jacket. If necessary, you can fit the jacket along the line of the middle of the back. In this case, the tuck is built from the T point with a depth of about 1-1.5 cm and smoothly reduced to the G point. However, so that the jacket does not turn out to be narrow at the hips, the hips should be checked after the pattern is built.

Building a front pattern

Front neckline. From point B to the left, set aside 5.5 cm (1/3 of the half-girth of the neck by measurement + 0.5 cm: 14/3 + 0.5 = 5.5 cm) and down 6.5 cm (1/3 of the half-girth of the neck by measurement + 1.5 cm: 14/3+1.5=6.5 cm). Connect points 5.5 and 6.5 with a concave line.

Front shelf lift. Through point 5.5, draw a vertical dotted line up and down - to the waist line - point T3. From point T3 set aside up the length of the front to the waist according to the measure (accident) + 0.5 cm, point B1 is obtained.

Front shoulder descent. Set aside 2 cm from the point P1. Draw a segment V1P1 equal to the length of the shoulder according to the measurement.

Front armhole line. From the corner with the apex at point G3, draw a bisector 2 cm long. Draw an armhole line from the extreme point of the shoulder, the lower division point P1G3, point 2 (the bisector of the angle), to point 1, touching the segment G3G4.

Shelf relief line. From the midpoint of division P1G3, draw a smooth relief line to the DC line. Mark the point of intersection with the waistline as T4.

Waist darts in front. Set aside 1 cm from point T4 to the left and right, smoothly connect to the relief line. The top of the tuck is 5 cm below the armhole line.

Addition on board. From point C, set aside 3 cm to the right and 1.5 cm down, draw a vertical line of approach to the fastener. Draw a bead line as shown in the pattern drawing.

Pocket flap and pick. Mark the pocket entry point and pocket flap configuration as shown in the pattern drawing. Mark the line of the selection and reshoot the selection separately on tracing paper. The configuration of the flap of the pocket and the lapel of the jacket can be modified, depending on your preferences.

Fig.3. Construction of a collar and sleeve pattern for a jacket

A two-seam sleeve pattern and a collar pattern for a jacket are built in the same way as. One-piece collar stand with a detachable edge of the collar.

Details of the pattern - back, side, front, collar, collar and both parts of the sleeve are taken separately and cut out with seam allowances - 1.5 cm, allowances along the bottom of the jacket and sleeves - 3 cm. Front, side, sleeve allowances, collar, outer the details of the flaps of the pockets and both selections of the jacket are completely duplicated with thermal fabric.

The pattern of a classic jacket is built for girls 4, 5, 6, 7 years old. Remember that this is still children's clothing and "classic" does not mean "strict", even the sewing technique of the jacket itself is not as complicated as that of adult clothing.

The jacket is designed as a set with, both models should be sewn from the same fabric.

Cutting the details of a jacket for a girl

Built without seam allowances, add them yourself 1 cm wide.

To cut out the lining of the jacket, use the pattern of the back from marking the neckline, adding for freedom of movement 2 cm along the midline, as in , the pattern of the front without the selection, connected to the detail of the corresponding barrel, the pattern of two parts of the sleeve from marking the slots, the barrel of the back, the pocket flap and pocket lining - no change. Shorten lining pieces by 2 cm.

Before sewing, duplicate the stand, upper collar, pocket flap, hem and facing of the back neck with adhesive interlining.

Instructions for sewing a classic jacket

Fold the back details with the right sides, sweep and grind the middle seam, iron.

Sweep barrels to the shelves, aligning the control marks of the pattern. Stitch barrels. Sweep with oblique stitches the sections of the entrance to the pocket. Baste and stitch the barrels of the back to the barrels of the front of the jacket.

Place each flap piece and flap liner right sides together, align the seams, and overstitch the sides and bottom. Turn inside out, straighten the seam, iron and lay a double finishing line along the edges.

On the front of the jacket, make a welt pocket into the frame, inserting a valve into the pocket entrance before sewing the lining from the base material to the upper facing of the pocket. Stitch the barrels of the back to the back, combining the marks of the pattern.

Sweep and stitch the shoulder seams of the jacket, iron the allowances.

Stitch the duplicated collar stand to the top collar. Stitch the non-duplicated stand to the lower collar. Iron the seam and unstitch.

Process the shoulder seams of the bands and the facing of the neck of the back. Sew the bottom collar into the neckline of the front and back of the jacket. Sew the top collar into the neckline of the bands with the facing of the neckline of the back. Fold the jacket with the lower collar and the hem with the upper collar right sides inward and overstitch the edges of the sides, collar, ledges of the lapels and the lower corners of the sides. Cut corners. Turn out, straighten the seams, iron.

Fold in the hem allowance and sew with blind stitches. From the wrong side, fasten the seam allowances for stitching the upper and lower collars together.

On the front side, lay a double line along the bottom of the back and front of the jacket for the girl, continuing the line also along the side, the outer contour of the collar and along the other side. Process sleeves in two parts with a slot in the elbow seam. Sweep and sew the sleeves into the armholes.

From the wrong side, sew the upper shoulder pads (shoulders) to the allowances of the shoulder seam and armhole seam. Connect the lining to the jacket, using the instructions for the pattern of the women's jacket

Sew over the loops on the right side of the front and false loops on the upper part of the sleeve according to the markings on the pattern. Sew on the buttons according to the buttonholes on the left side of the front and according to the markings on the top of the sleeve.

The long-awaited September has come, and with it the time for school classes. This is a special period for parents and children, and we are all preparing for it in advance. Today we want to offer you a great solution - a pattern of a jacket for a boy that you can sew yourself for your child. And you can build a pattern yourself according to our instructions, and by buying even expensive fabric, you will save a lot, since high-quality jackets are very expensive.

Jacket for a boy - details

Fig.1. Jacket for a boy - front and back

Construction of a jacket pattern

1. Height - 146 cm
2. Jacket length - 55 cm
3. Back length to waist - 32 cm
4. Front length to waist - 33.5 cm
5. Shoulder length - 11 cm
6. Half neck - 16.5 cm
7. Half bust - 38 cm
8. Sleeve length - 52 cm
9. Half waist - 32 cm
10. Semi-circumference of the hips - 34 cm
11. Back width - 14 cm
12. Armhole depth - 16 cm

Building a pattern grid

Fig.2. Pattern of a jacket for a boy

Draw a rectangle ABCD.

Jacket length. The length of the jacket for the boy is determined by the model, based on the wishes of the customer. It is measured along the back from the seventh cervical vertebra to the desired length. AD= BC= 55 cm.

Jacket width. AB = DC = 38 + 3 = 41cm

IMPORTANT! The value of the increase in freedom of fit may vary depending on the silhouette of the jacket: adjacent, semi-adjacent or loose - from 3 to 8 cm.

Armhole depth. Set aside 17.5 cm from point A down - point G (armhole depth by measure + 1.5 cm). The depth of the armhole can be measured or calculated using the formula: 1/3 of the bust + 5 cm (38/3 + 5 = 17.7 cm). If the measured value differs from the calculated value, take the average between them. From point G, draw a horizontal segment GG1 to the intersection with the line BC.

Waistline. From point A, lay down 32.5 cm (the length of the back to the waist according to the measure + 0.5 cm) - point T. From point T, draw a horizontal segment TT1 to the intersection with the line BC - point T1. The increase in the length of the back to the waist is given taking into account the shoulder pads (the waistline in this case will rise slightly).

Back width. Set aside 15 cm from the point G to the right (the width of the back according to the measure + an increase in the freedom of fitting 1 cm), put the point G2. Draw a straight line from point G2 up to AB - point P.

Armhole width. Set aside 10.5 cm from point G2 to the right - point G3 (1/4 of the half-girth of the chest by measurement + 1 cm for all sizes): 38/4 + 1 \u003d 10.5 cm. Draw a straight line upwards from point G3, the point of intersection with line AB - point P1.

Barrel of a jacket. Set aside 2 cm from point G2 to the right - point G4. From point G4, lower the perpendicular to the DC line - point H. Put point T2 on the waist line.

Auxiliary armhole lines. PG2 and P1G3 divided into 4 equal parts.

Pattern of a jacket for a boy - building a back

Neckline. Set aside 6 cm from point A to the right (1/3 of the half-girth of the neck according to the measure + 0.5 cm for all sizes): 16.5 / 3 + 0.5 \u003d 6 cm. Set aside 1.5 cm from point 6 upwards, connect the point 1.5 with point A as a concave line.

Back shoulder line. Set aside 1.5 cm from point P down. From point 1.5 (neck) through point 1.5 (shoulder descent), draw a shoulder 12 cm long (shoulder length according to measurements + 1 cm for all sizes). The shoulder of the backrest is seated when sewing.

Back armhole line. Draw the bisector of the angle G2 with a length of 2 cm. From the point G4 set aside 1 cm. Draw the armhole line through points 12, through the midpoint of the division of PG2, through point 2 to point 1.

Back seam line. Set aside 2 cm from point T2 to the left, connect with points G4, 1 and H.

Center back line. Set aside 1.5 cm from the T point to the right and draw a new line for the middle seam of the back.

Neckline. Set aside 6.5 cm from point B to the left (1/3 of the half-girth of the neck by measure + 1 cm for all sizes): 16.5 / 3 + 1 = 6.5 cm. Set aside 6.5 cm from point B down (1/ 3 half-circumferences of the neck according to the measurements + 1 cm for all sizes): 16.5 / 3 + 1 = 6.5 cm. Connect points 6.5 and 6.5 with a concave line.

Front length to waist. Through point 6.5 (front neck), draw a perpendicular up and down to the waist line - point T3. From point T3, lay up the length of the front to the waist according to the measure + 0.5 cm - point B1.

Front shoulder line. From point P1, lay down 2 cm, draw a line of the shoulder from point B1 through point 2 11 cm long (shoulder length by measure).

Front armhole line. Draw an angle bisector 2 cm long from point G3. Draw an armhole line through points 11, the lower division point P1G3, point 2, touching the GG1 line to point 1 (back armhole).

Front barrel line. Set aside 1 cm from point T2 to the right, connect with points G4 and H. From point 2 (the bisector of angle G3), lower the perpendicular to the DC line. From point T4 (intersection with the waist line), set aside 1 cm to the left and right. Draw the right tuck through points 1-1, not reaching 6-7 cm to the CD line.

PATCH CONTROL: To prevent the jacket from being too narrow at the waist and hips, control of the darts is necessary. Measure or calculate the resulting semi-circumference of the waist and hips: 41 (width of the mesh) -6.5 (total depth of the darts) = 34.5 cm. The semi-circumference of the waist is 32 cm, therefore, we do not change the depth of the darts. If the value according to the drawing is less than the measured value with an increase, the depth of the darts should be reduced. In a similar way, control the girth of the hips. With certain figures, the middle back seam can be left straight.

The bottom line of the front of the jacket. From point C, lay down 1.5 cm.

Entry to the clasp (side of the jacket). From point 6.5 (neck) and from point C set aside 3 cm to the right. Draw a vertical line. Check out the lapel of the lapel and the board according to the pattern.

Jacket pockets. Mark the pocket openings and flap configuration of the bottom pocket and top pocket leaf as shown in the pattern drawing. The shape of the lower pocket flap is determined by the model and the preferences of the customer.

Fig.3. Details of the cut of the jacket for the boy

Separately, remove the details of the jacket from the pattern. Reflect the leaf along the long side and cut out with a fold. In addition, build a jacket slot (according to the model of a jacket with two slots on the back) 4 cm wide and equal to 1/3 of the length of the product. Reshoot the selection separately.

Next, we move on to building a two-seam sleeve to the jacket. Read the construction of the collar pattern in the next newsletter!

Modeling a children's jacket from the basic base Do-it-yourself summer jacket for a girl Video lesson Here is Carolina's dress, our channel has all the videos *,

On this disk there is a photo of my granddaughters, the pattern looks like this, I would like to remind you that without a cutting system, 10 measurements ***

In order to build the jacket pattern, we will use the finished Carolina base pattern. This pattern is for a dress, but on its base we can easily model a jacket pattern. To do this, we will transfer the shelf, back and sleeve from the main pattern from the basic pattern to tracing paper and remove it, since we will no longer need it.

After that, we begin modeling the jacket pattern. To do this, we fold the pattern of the details of the shelf and back along the shoulder line and determine the neckline so that it is not very close to the neck, since we will have a jacket with a collar and a small lapel.

About how to make a lapel from a finished pattern, determine the width of a half-skid, build a collar of the required size, various videos were filmed about all this earlier, which you can review if you wish, or, which is quite likely, you will have enough information on these issues from this material on the video about all these moments and nuances.

So let's get started. Remove at least 1.0 cm from the neckline

Remove at least 1.0 cm from the neckline

We cut off everything superfluous along the neckline from the pattern, along the center line of the front we retreat 2 cm to the width of the half-skid and draw another line parallel to the line of the center of the front (we sign all the lines!) Remember the theme of the half-skid and the width of the fasteners for various products? If not, reconsider!

All the best, we were with you: Pakshte Irina Mikhailovna, Karolinochka and Yastrebov Alexey!