Children's overalls are comfortable and beautiful clothes for little explorers! The front patch pocket is great for storing small finds, while the wide legs let you move freely. Adjustable straps will extend the life of the jumpsuit for several seasons.

We'll show you how to build a simple pattern and sew your own baby romper in just one evening!

Baby overalls: choice of materials

How to sew a children's overalls with your own hands? Our model can be sewn both from summer, thin fabric, and in a demi-season version - for example, from jeans. For maximum comfort, the upper part of the jumpsuit is made double. The bottom fabric is visible on the pocket lapel and frame fastenings, in addition, it acts as a piping along the edge of the straps, pocket and top edge of the overalls. The ideal option for the bottom fabric is thin cotton.

The color of the fabric should be contrasting or differ by several tones from the front fabric.

In addition to the fabric, you will need accessories to adjust the straps of the jumpsuit. We used a set of a banded frame and a simple frame of the same width for each strap. Another option is buttons. Run loops on the top of the jumpsuit, and sew on the buttons on the straps at the required height. In this case, the straps need to be sewn with a margin of length of 5-7 cm. You can also buy special fasteners for overalls, both plastic and metal.

To finish the pocket, we sewed a large button to its lapel. This pocket can also be decorated with embroidery or appliqué.

So, let's sew a children's overalls with our own hands!

We will show you how to make a do-it-yourself jumpsuit pattern using ready-made trousers or shorts of the right size. Prepare a pencil, ruler and scissors, as well as a large sheet of paper. It is most convenient to draw a pattern on graph paper, which is sold both cut into sheets and on a roll. You can also glue a few sheets of plain paper together, use newspaper, or the rest of a roll of wallpaper.

Fold the sample in half, putting one leg inside the other. Straighten the crotch. Outline the sample on paper: the crotch line, the top and the beginning of the side seams. Repeat on the other side of the sheet, spreading the crotch at the back.

Set aside from the top line the required length of the legs of the overalls and the desired width from the side seam line. Make the width loose by adding about 2 cm to the waist and hips.

From the center of the waist line, draw a vertical upwards, its length is equal to the desired length of the upper part. Set aside half the width of the upper part to the right, it should be less than the width of the chest (the distance between the beginning of the armpits) by 2-3 cm. Draw a smooth side line of the upper part, ending it 3 cm above the waistline.

On the back half of the legs draw the same vertical, and then draw the back upper part of the jumpsuit, narrower than the front. Beveled diagonals are equal to the width of the straps, on average 3.5-4 cm.

Cut off the top of the jumpsuit from the legs.

Draw the desired outline of the pocket on the front half. Transfer it to a separate sheet of paper and draw the top lapel, as shown in the diagram. The height of the lapel is half the height of the pocket itself.

Separately draw a pattern for the straps. Its length can be determined live on the child or measured from the waistline of the front to the waistline of the back over the shoulder, and then subtract the height of the front and back of the overalls from there. Add 10 cm to the resulting value. The width of the straps at the top is 2-2.5 cm, expand the pattern closer to the bottom to 3.5-4 cm.

cutting

MAIN FABRIC

• 2 front leg pieces
• 2 back leg pieces
• 2 pieces of straps
• 1 pocket piece

FROM EXTRA FABRIC

• 1 folded upper front piece
• 1 fold top back piece
• 2 pieces of straps
• 1 pocket piece
• 2 parts 5x5 cm (double frame width plus 1 cm)

Working process

• Details from the main fabric and additional fabric
• Two bezels with a waist and two narrow bezels
• Button, thread, scissors

Stitch the side seams of the legs. Overcast the allowances and iron them towards the back. Perform double stitching.

Stitch the crotch seams, overcast the allowances and iron towards the back.

Turn one leg right side out and insert the other leg inside, lining up along the center seam. Stitch the center seam, overcast the allowances.

Fold the pocket pieces right sides together and stitch, leaving the seam section open. Trim the allowances, in the places of rounding, notch with triangles.

Turn the pocket inside out, baste around the perimeter, slightly bringing the bottom colored fabric up. Iron your pocket.

Sew along the perimeter of the pocket. Bend the flap to the front side and fix by sewing on a button.

Stitch the details of the straps in pairs from the main and additional fabrics, folding them with the front sides inward. Trim seam allowances to 5mm and turn the straps right side out.

Fold the rectangular pieces for the frames right side in and sew. Turn inside out, move the seam in the center, iron and topstitch.

Insert the frame into the prepared parts, fold in half and sew along the edge.

Sew the side seams of the upper parts from the main and additional fabrics. Iron the allowances to the sides.

Pin or baste straps and frames to the top of the main fabric, folding them right sides inward along the top edge.

Fold the top pieces of the main and additional fabrics right sides inside and stitch along the entire top edge. Trim the allowances and notch in the places of rounding.

Baste the top of the jumpsuit along the top edge. Iron on.

Sew the top of the jumpsuit along the top edge with a double stitch.

Sew the legs to the top, folding them right sides inward along the waistline. Align the mid-front and back lines and the side seams. Iron the allowances up. Turn the bottom edge of the upper half of the extra fabric over and baste it over the allowances, closing them.

Double stitch along the waistline. Sew the pocket by sewing the first stitch over the existing one and then sewing the second stitch as you would for all finishing seams.

Insert the top edge of the strap into the frame with the waist, as shown in the photo.

Insert the edge of the strap into the frame sewn to the top of the jumpsuit, as shown in the photo.

Pull the strap up above the waistband to expose it. Insert the edge of the strap into the constriction and tuck it in, fix it with a pin or basting. Attach the edge of the strap.

Turn the bottom of the legs up twice, baste and iron. Sew with double stitching.

When a newborn baby appears in the house, you immediately want to surround him with the most beautiful and best things, including wearing a comfortable jumpsuit, sewn with your own hands with love.

A jumpsuit with a hood is useful for babies born in the autumn-winter period. Unlike the envelope, it does not restrict the movement of the baby, warm and pleasant to the body. Nothing rises up and does not prevent the arms and legs from moving, the back is well closed, as the product is solid, so you can not be afraid that the baby will catch a cold.

Patterns are very diverse, below are the basic and understandable patterns for sewing overalls for newborns with their own hands, which even a beginner in sewing can handle.

You need to choose a fabric for tailoring based on the season. If you plan to sew a warm winter overalls, then it is better to stop at capiton, velor, fleece. Suitable for filler: synthetic winterizer, sheepskin, synthetic fluff, and for lining: fleece, velsoft.

These fabrics are very pleasant to the body and have a natural composition. The child will be comfortable in this attire for a walk.

For a light slip, natural cotton with elastane, cambric, linen is suitable. This jumpsuit does not restrict movement and stretches perfectly.

For the hood, you need to purchase an elastic band with a latch, it will be tightened near the baby’s face and will not blow through. A large zipper is also needed from the fittings, it is the most practical and convenient to use.

Pattern measurements

For the template for making overalls, you need to measure the height of your baby, always with a margin, since the child grows very quickly in the first year of life.
If a baby was born with a height of 54 cm, then in 3-4 months he will add an average of 11 cm.
Therefore, in order to have enough clothes for a season for a baby from 0 to 3 months, you can take as a basis a size of 65 cm for growth. For a child from 3 to 6 months, you need to add another 6 cm.

For insulated overalls, measurements are taken in the same way, but with an allowance of about 2 cm for additional insulation.

Blank pattern on paper

The template for the future overalls with a hood is prepared as follows:

1. On a sheet of thick paper of large size, it is necessary to draw a pattern for the front and back of the overalls.
2. On one part of the template there will be a future fold of the product, and on the other, it is necessary to draw an armhole.
3. Next, along the fold line down, measure 51 cm for the shelf and 55 cm for the back, to the side, respectively, 21 cm and 23 cm each. This is the future bag for the baby's legs.
4. For the sleeve pattern, we note the width of our sleeve at the wrist of about 24 cm. Further, from the cut point of our pattern, we need to go down 12 cm and draw a straight line, retreating 16 cm from the fold - this is the widest part of the sleeve.
5. Now, from the other part of the fold, you need to go down 16 cm and measure 20 cm down. The upper mark must coincide with the line connecting the sleeve with the armhole.
6. After that, it is necessary to outline the place of the neck of the back and the front of the product according to the scheme.
7. For a hood pattern, you need to take a separate sheet of paper. Draw on it a rectangle with a height of 26 cm and a width of 16 cm and the middle part of the hood measuring 15 cm by 52 cm according to the scheme.
8. It is necessary to bevel 5 cm inward along the side part, and lower it 7 cm along the front cut and connect with a straight line.
9. In order for the hood pattern to fit well with the rest of the template, it is necessary to adjust the cut of the neck and the lower part of our hood.

Cutting materials for overalls

Transferring the pattern to fabric

The correct location of the fabric will ensure a good cutting of the product. Necessary actions:

1. Spread the selected fabric on a flat floor or on a table. You should not put the pattern on a soft surface, otherwise all the lines will bend.
2. Carefully distribute all the matter on a piece of paper to avoid running out of fabric. If there is not enough matter, then you can save it by making the overalls belt from existing pieces of fabric sewn together, pockets and a hood can be built from large trimmings.
3. To prevent the fabric from moving out, press it with something heavy enough, such as a book.
4. You can circle the part according to the template with a bar of soap if the fabric is dark.
5. To transfer the part template to white or light-colored matter, you can use carbon paper, it is placed between the paper with the pattern and the wrong side of the matter with the ink side down.
6. For cambric, the transfer of the template to the canvas is best done by another method. It is necessary to attach a sketch to the fabric and manually sew a dotted line along the borders of the part.

Cutting fabrics for sewing overalls

After the template has been transferred to the canvas, it is necessary to carefully cut them out with a seam allowance of 2 cm. Get:

• back;
• front part, consisting of two halves;
• 2 sleeves;
• cuffs;
• Hood;
• strips for fasteners, they can immediately be glued with interlining from the inside.

This ends the cutting and you can start sewing the overalls.

Sewing overalls

Sewing parts of the product is not difficult if you have a sewing machine. Since we have a winter version with a hood, it turns out that there are two blanks from the main fabric and the lining.

Steps to work on a sewing machine

1. Baste manually the synthetic winterizer and raincoat fabric, you get two layers, we do this so that the matter does not move out when sewing.
2. The entire protruding synthetic winterizer must be carefully cut with scissors.
3. Sew strips of fleece fabric to the front, where the zipper of the product will pass. It is also necessary to sew fleece to the edges of the sides of the front of the overalls from the inside.
4. Connect the sides of the front of the overalls with the central, but slightly below the level of the fastener.
5. Next, we move on to the back of the product. We sew all the details and sew them to the front, with the exception of the sidewalls, as they must be sewn together with the sleeves of the overalls.
6. Sew the sleeves to the back and front of the garment, be sure to carefully stitch the side seams.
7. Sweep the lining and the main part of the hood together.
8. Connect the stitched hood and the front side of the product and sew, carefully insert the zipper in the front of the product and sew it on.

Product finishing

To finish the product you need:

• Sew a drawstring on the sleeves and legs of the overalls, stretch the elastic;
• You can additionally sew on Velcro tape in different places of the overalls for convenience. It is best to make two ribbons at the top and two at the bottom on the sleeves and pants in order to securely attach the product to the arms and legs of the baby.
• The hood can be trimmed with fur, it is necessary to attach it along the edging to the product detail.

Overalls for a newborn baby is completely ready! Now your baby is not afraid of the cold, he will be warmed by a warm overall made with love.

2015-12-29 Maria Novikova

How to sew a children's overalls with your own hands? Where to get a pattern? Store clothes are not always suitable for children. For example, my nephew, who is very difficult to find clothes. At 5.5 years old, he is as tall as a 7-year-old child. Therefore, I decided to sew him a winter overall that is warm, comfortable and practical. Since aunt sews with her own hands, then it will be better than purchased.

The advantages of do-it-yourself baby overalls:

1. originality of the model.
2. Quality fabric.
3. Suits personal preference.
4. Always made with heart.

See the master class below and you will learn that the pattern of baby overalls is not difficult at all.

You will need:

• Jacket fabric (pants length + 10.0 cm.
• Fleece fabric (pants length + 20.0 cm.)

• Lining fabric 25.0 cm.
• Finishing fabric (cuff width + 2.0 cm.)
• Reflective tape
• Sintepon (pants length + 10 cm.)
• Lightning 40.0 - 50.0 cm.
• Linen gum
• Wide elastic = waist circumference
• Threads in the color of the fabric
• tailor's chalk
• Sewing machine
• Machine needle No. 100
• Overlock
• Tape measure
• Tailor's scissors
• Curly patterns and a long ruler

Beginning of work

Cutting preparation

On the front side, check the fabric for defects. Decatenate the fabric with an iron from the wrong side, adding steam. Lay the fabric on a flat surface along the edge with the right sides inward.

Opening of overalls

The jumpsuit consists of the upper part - the bodice and the lower part - the trousers, so first start cutting the trousers, and then the bodice.

Pants cutting

Lay out the pattern pieces on the fabric. If you do not have a finished pattern, then take a look here:

Attention! Try to cut as close to the edge as possible, so you save fabric and get whole shreds for future products.

According to the model on the front halves of the trousers, there are tucks in the knee area. To do this, lengthen the front half along the bottom by 2.0 cm. In the knee area, make horizontal darts, the length of the darts is 8.0 - 10.0 cm. Add 5.0 cm at the waist and hips (if necessary). Measure the circumference of the leg below, taking into account the winter boot, as well as freedom of movement, make these changes to the pattern. Add allowances for the width of the seams along the side, step, middle seams and bottom 1.0 cm, at the waist 0.5 - 0.7 cm.

Cut out the details of the trousers, taking into account the allowances for the seams. According to the details obtained, cut the trousers from the padding polyester.

open bodice

Circle the pattern of the front and back on the fleece, taking into account the pattern or direction of the pile. Don't have a pattern already?! Then watch the video tutorial: The length of the bodice, corresponds to the measurement: the length of the shelf in front from the shoulder to the waist. Deepen armholes and neckline. Add allowances along: side 2.0 cm, shoulder 1.0 cm, bottom 1.0 cm, (you can add 4.0 - 5.0 cm for growth) the center of the shelf 1.0 - 1.5 cm .

Tailoring of trousers

connection with insulation

Transfer the darts to the other half of the trousers and stitch them.

Connect the details of the synthetic winterizer with the details of the main fabric along all sections, departing from the cut 0.5 - 0.7 cm.

To avoid thickening in the knee area, cut out the tucks on the insulation parts along the contour.

Cutting out the lining

Lay the fleece on a flat surface along the edge with the right sides inward, the pile on the fleece should be directed from top to bottom. Lay out the details of the trousers on the fabric, circle with chalk and cut. This way you will get lining details without side seams and darts, which will reduce the thickening of the trousers in the seams. At the bottom of the lining, add 6.0 cm (for allowances and freedom of movement).

Cuffing of the bottom of trousers

Open cuffs

From the main fabric, cut out two rectangles: length \u003d girth of the leg at the bottom + 2.0 cm (for allowances); width = 8.0 - 10.0 cm + 1.0 cm (for allowance).

Cut out similar rectangles from the finishing fabric and synthetic winterizer, but 1.5 - 2.0 cm less in width.

Cuff processing

Connect the details of the cuff to each other along the length on the front side, stepping back from the cut 0.5 - 0.7 cm, while the synthetic winterizer should be inside.

Wrap the resulting cut with reflective tape. If the tape is wide, then cut it in half lengthwise. On the wrong side, draw a center line along the entire length of the tape, for ease of stitching.

Here's what should happen:

Sew the cuffs to the trousers, lay the finishing fastening stitch on the front side, directing the allowance up.

Trouser seams

Stitch the trousers together along the middle seam, leave room for the zipper in front.

Then stitch the crotch seams in one step: starting from the bottom of one leg, through the middle seam and ending at the bottom of the second leg.

Be careful! The horizontal seams on the cuffs should match when sewing, fix them with pins before work.

Tailoring of the bodice

Shoulder seam processing

Armhole and neck edging

To process the sections of the armholes and the neck, you will need a slanting inlay, which can be made from shreds of the main fabric. To do this, fold the fabric at an angle of 45 degrees, it is in this direction that the oblique inlay is cut. What provides it with elasticity, this is especially important when processing convex / concave sections.

Draw strips 3.5 cm wide, length = armhole and neck length.

Trim the cuts. First, sew the bias tape on the wrong side, aligning the right side of the trim with the wrong side of the product. Pull the inlay slightly along the concave lines, the seam width is 0.5 - 0.7 cm.

Then wrap the inlay around the cut on the front side, fold the free cut of the inlay inward and lay a line 0.1 cm along the inlay from the fold.

What will happen in the end:

Process the side seams and the sides of the shelves

Pin the side seams at the bottom of the armholes, machine stitching seam to seam.

Belt Processing

You will learn how to process a belt with an elastic band from my previous master class: A feature of the belt of children's overalls is an indent from the edges of the belt 5.0 cm, where the elastic band is sewn.

Attaching a waistband to trousers

Baste and stitch the waistband to the trousers, stretching the elastic.

Connecting the bodice with trousers

Align the side seams, the center of the back with the middle seam of the trousers, connect the bodice with the trousers with machine stitching.

Lining Processing

Sew the middle seam and then the crotch seams in one go. Iron the seams.

Processing the bottom of the lining of trousers with a cuff

Cut out 2 rectangles from the lining fabric: width = 20.0 cm + 5.0 cm (for allowances); length = leg girth + 3.0 cm (for allowances).

Stitch the rectangles in width, retreating 1.5 cm from the cut and overcast.

Finish the bottom edges of the cuffs with a closed hem seam, leave holes for the elastic on the seams.

Connecting the cuffs to the lining

Lay the legs of the bodysuit and lining, as well as the cuff, on a flat surface. Determine the stitching level of the cuff to the lining. From the resulting line, add a 1.5 cm allowance down. Cut the leg along the allowance line and align the bottom of the lining.

Presentation of children's winter overalls

The jumpsuit is finished and I am very pleased with the work done. I confess that for the first time I sewed children's winter overalls, the result pleased me pleasantly. By the way, while I was preparing a master class, my nephew is already wearing overalls with pleasure. How to sew baby overalls? At first glance, the task is scary, but if you follow the above instructions, then the problem is completely solvable. Do not be afraid, be confident, and if you have any questions, please contact us. In the next article, you will learn how to sew a winter one. Bye!

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Children love winter very much, because this is the most fabulous time of the year. Matinees, Christmas trees, gifts, meeting with the wizard Santa Claus, who fulfills the most cherished desires and brings so many goodies - all this is Winter! The first snow transforms nature, dressing cities in white clothes, and calls us to go out for a walk with our kids, run along snow-covered paths, lie in soft fluffy snow. Winter games are the most fun! You can go sledding or skating, play snowballs, make a snowman. And in order not to freeze during walks, you need to dress properly so that it is warm and comfortable, especially for a child.

We offer you the perfect option for winter clothes - insulated overalls with a hood. It is soft, cozy, fastened with a zipper, and will reliably protect from frost. And if a cold wind blows, you can put on a protective hood and any frosts will be nothing. In this lesson, you will learn how to build a basic pattern of baby overalls, according to which you can model and sew various models for both boys and girls, you just have to use your imagination!

For calculations and pattern drawing, use your child's measurements. In the lesson we use standard measurements of size 28 for a height of 104 cm.

Children's measurements required for construction (height 104 cm size 28) (for details see):

1. Chest girth (OG) - 56 cm
2. Waist circumference (FROM) - 53 cm
3. Hip circumference (OB) - 61 cm
4. Neck girth - 28 cm
5. Front length to waist (accident) - 27 cm
6. Shoulder length (Dpl) - 8.5 cm
7. Back length to waist (DTS) - 25.5 cm
8. Armhole depth - 14 cm
9. Hip height - 14 cm
10. Sleeve length (DR) - 36 cm
11. Wrist girth - 12.5 cm
12. Arm circumference at the top - 19.5 cm
13. Leg length from the outside - 63 cm
14. Leg length from the inside - 45 cm
15. Knee height - 35.5 cm

The width of the bottom of the trousers - 32 cm (the value depends on the model and personal preferences and can be increased or decreased)

Merck seat height is calculated as follows: Measure 13 minus Measure 14 = 63-45=18 cm. You can also measure the height of the seat.

Rice. 1. How to take baby measurements

16. Control measure of planting depth(Fig. 2) - measured from the 7th cervical vertebra along the back, passing a centimeter tape between the legs, to the jugular cavity along the front. This measurement is necessary to control the finished base pattern. For a comfortable fit, the pattern measurement should be 3-4 cm larger than the measurement taken.

Rice. 2. Control measure of planting depth

IMPORTANT! The increase in freedom of fitting to the Half-Circumference of the Chest is selected individually, base the choice of the amount of increase based on the thickness of the fabric and insulation, as well as the desired style of the overalls - from 4 to 8 cm. In the presented basic pattern, the increase is 8 cm. All necessary calculations will be performed in building process.

Basic pattern of baby overalls - building a grid

We start the construction from the upper left corner of a sheet of paper, put point A. Grid width: AA1 \u003d ½ OG + 8 cm \u003d 56/2 + 8 \u003d 36 cm.

From point A, draw down the segment AD \u003d Back length to waist + Leg length from the outside + 6 cm (increase for fit and lapel) \u003d 25.5 + 63 + 6 \u003d 94.5 cm.

From point A1, release a vertical line down, from point D draw a horizontal line to the right. Point D1 is obtained at the intersection.

Armhole line. AG \u003d Armhole depth + 1.5 cm (increase) \u003d 14 + 1.5 \u003d 15.5 cm.

Waistline. From point A, lay down the segment AT \u003d DTS + 2 cm (increase) \u003d 25.5 + 2 \u003d 27.5 cm. Draw a horizontal line of the waist TT1.

Hip line. From point T, lay down the segment TL \u003d 14 cm (Hip height by measure). Draw a horizontal line of the hips, points L1 and L2 are obtained.

Step line. From point T, lay down the segment TC = 18 cm (Seat height) + 2 cm (increase for landing) = 20 cm.

Knee line. TK = 35.5 cm. Draw a horizontal dotted line of the knee, points K1 and K2 are obtained.

Pants bottom line. DH = 4 cm (trouser lapel). Draw a horizontal dotted line at the bottom of the trousers HH1.

Draw horizontal segments from the marked points - points G1, T1, L1, C1, K1, H1, D1 are obtained.

Side line. Divide GG1 in half (point G2) and draw a side line vertically through point G2.

Rice. 3. Pattern of baby overalls

Building a pattern for the bodice of a jumpsuit

back pattern

Back neckline. From point A, set aside to the right 1/6OSh + 1 cm = 28/6 + 1 = 5.5 cm and 1.5 cm up (for all sizes). Draw the back neckline along the pattern.

Armhole width. G3G4 \u003d Bust / 4 + 2 cm (increase) \u003d 28.5 / 4 + 2 \u003d 9 cm. From the point G1 to the left and right, set aside G2G3 \u003d G2G4 \u003d 4.5 cm (½ Armhole Width).

Back shoulder line. From point P, lay down 2 cm and draw a short horizontal auxiliary line.

Draw a back shoulder line equal to the length of the shoulder according to the measurement + 1 cm (increase) so that the extreme point of the shoulder lies on the auxiliary horizontal segment.

From the lower corner of the armhole, draw a perpendicular 2 cm long. Draw the armhole of the back as shown in the drawing.

shelf pattern

Front lift. From the waist line, lay up T1A1 \u003d Length of the front to the waist (accident) + 2 cm (increase) \u003d 27 + 2 cm \u003d 29 cm.

Shelf neck cutout. From point A1 with a radius R = 1/6OSh + 1 cm = 28/6 + 1 = 5.5 cm, draw a cutout for the neck of the shelf.

Spend the length of the shoulder of the shelf in the same way as the shoulder of the back.

Building a pattern of trousers

Front half of trousers

From point C1, set aside to the right C1C3 = 1/10 Half circumference of the hips + 0.5 cm = 3.1 + 0.5 cm = 3.6 cm. C1C4 = C1C3. Draw the line of the C3C4 bow along the pattern.

Connect points C3 and H1 with an auxiliary straight line. Set aside 0.5 cm at a right angle from the center of C3H1 and draw a slightly concave seam line.

The bottom line of the front half of the trousers. H1H2 \u003d 1/2 The width of the bottom according to the measure - 1 cm \u003d 32 / 2-1 \u003d 15 cm. Lengthen the segment D1D2 on each side by 0.3 cm. Draw the arrow line vertically upwards from the center of the segment H1H2.

Back half of trousers

From point C, set aside CC4 = 1/4 CC2 + 1 cm = 18.25/4 + 1 = 5.5 cm to the left. Draw a segment C4L along the pattern.

Arrow line. Divide the segment C4C2 in half and draw an arrow line as shown in the drawing - points K4 and H3 are obtained.

The width of the bottom of the front half of the trousers is calculated by the formula: ½ The width of the bottom according to the measure + 1 cm = 32/2+1=16+1=17 cm. Set aside 8.5 cm from point H3 to the left and right. Points H4 and H5 were obtained. Lengthen segment D3D4 on each side by 0.3 cm.

Connect points L2 and H4 - point K3 is obtained.

Measure the segment K4K3 and set aside the same value from the point K4 to the left: K4K5 \u003d K4K3. Connect the points C4K5, set aside an auxiliary perpendicular 0.7 cm long through the center of the segment to the right and draw a slightly concave line along the pattern.

On the shelf, build a detail of the stitched strap with a width of 3.5 cm, reshoot the detail of the strap on tracing paper separately. On the pattern, mark the width of the drawstring for the elastic.

Sleeve pattern for overalls

Build a sleeve pattern as shown in fig. 4. CC2 = 3/4 Depth of the armhole according to the pattern of the overalls.

Rice. 4. Sleeve pattern for baby overalls

Hood pattern

To build a hood pattern for a jumpsuit, you need to take 2 measurements: Head circumference and Head height (distance from the articulation of the neck with the shoulder to the top of the head).

Rice. 5. Hood pattern for baby overalls

The basic pattern of overalls is ready. You can use it without modification, or model the style according to your sketch. Details of the cut of the overalls are shown in fig. 6.

Rice. 6. Details of the cut of the children's hood

And now - a surprise for those craftswomen who completed the lesson and read the article to the end! We have prepared for you a basic pattern of overalls for a child in size 26-28 (height 104 cm) in full size and you! We wish you colorful ideas, bright models and a fabulously fun winter!

Greetings to all crafters and mothers of babies! I know that among my readers there are young mothers who want their children to be comfortable in the clothes that they choose for them. I want to offer you baby overalls pattern. With its help, you can independently sew such a necessary and practical thing. Your child will feel very comfortable in it.

A similar wardrobe item for children is now very popular and probably everyone has it. But if you want, you can have as many as you want. It is enough to purchase a beautiful, bright fleece and sew several overalls for the baby with your own hands and change them at least every day.

The pattern is designed for the following sizes:

Bust - 55-56 cm

Waist - 51-52 cm

Hip circumference - 56-58 cm

Back length - 22-23 cm

Sleeve length - 28-31 cm

Neck girth - 26-27 cm

Height - 86 - 92 cm

TO WORK ON OVERALLS YOU WILL NEED

Fleece 1.15 cm with a width of 150 cm

Elastic band (elastic band) 1.10 cm wide 1 cm

Interlining

The pattern is given without seam allowances. They will need to be made when cutting: along the cuts -1.5 cm, along the bottoms -2.5 cm.

1 - front half (2 parts)

2 - back (2 parts)

3 - sleeve (2 parts)

4 - hood (2 parts)

5 - the middle part of the hood (1 piece with a fold)

On pattern number 1, there is a 5 cm wide bar along the middle of the front. This is a pick. It must be re-shot as a separate additional detail.

To process the edge of the placket and hood, you will need a 1.5 cm wide oblique trim (3 cm in full width). You will find information on how to make it yourself. On the layout plan, the shaded places must be glued with interlining.

The picture shows the most appropriate arrangement of parts.

DESCRIPTION OF WORK

1. Sew back seam

2. Stitch the sleeves to the back and front halves of the jumpsuit along the raglan line

3. Stitch grooves on the hood

4. Attach the middle part of the hood to the side parts

5. Attach the pick along the edge of the front, having previously glued it with interlining.

6. Stitch the hood into the neck of the overalls

7. Process the cuts of the front and hood with an oblique trim

8. Put buttons

9. Run the side and crotch seams on the jumpsuit

10. Fold the bottom of the sleeves and legs

11. Insert rubber bands

That's all! Baby overalls are ready! As always, we got it done pretty quickly. In this outfit, any child will feel comfortable and warm.

If you wish, you can dream up and come up with a model that will combine different fabrics, different colors and textures. For example, the front and back are made of multi-colored fur, and the sleeves are made of plain fleece or thick knitwear. Come up with your own original combinations.

I hope you enjoyed this offer. Take a look at the rubric. There you will find many more interesting and useful things for you and your family members.

Sew with pleasure and for the joy of loved ones!

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