Ready-made pattern of overalls for 3 months. Baby overalls pattern

Children's clothing is not cheap. This is especially true of outerwear: jackets and overalls. In fact, in terms of the cost of materials, these products almost do not differ from knitted clothes, because raincoat fabric is inexpensive! You can learn how to sew a children's overalls with your own hands right now. And let's start with a jumpsuit with a Velcro hood.

This type of fastener is quite simple: sewing a zipper is much more difficult for beginners. And at the same time, Velcro is suitable for outerwear for infants (newborns), because in a stroller-cradle the wind will certainly not blow into the space between the Velcro.

Materials (for overalls size 68):

• Raincoat fabric with print - 0.8 m
• Winter insulation (in our case, silicone 150) - 0.8 m
• Lining fleece "lamb" (artificial sheepskin) - 0.8 m
• Threads to match the main fabric or contrast
• Velcro tape - 25 cm
• Unnecessary threads for basting
• tailor pins

Pattern of children's overalls with a hood

This master class used a pattern baby overalls from the magazine Ottobre No. 4-2009 (model 1). This jumpsuit in the magazine is wide, but made without insulation. So in order to get more skinny model with insulation, we did not increase or decrease the templates. Accordingly, in order to get a wide winter overall for a well-fed baby, you need to add 2 cm in width on both sides. Well, if you want to get a warm, but thin jumpsuit, use a thinner insulation - for example, Slimtex 200.

Velcro jumpsuit making:

1. Cut out from all three materials (raincoat fabric, insulation and fleece) the necessary details of the product: two halves of the back, two front halves, a front insert for easy dressing, two parts of the hood. Make the details of the hood from the lining fleece 2 cm longer on the side that will “hug” the face (at the end of the work, you will need to tuck the fleece, making it a small “edge” of the hood).

2. Any outerwear with the use of insulation, it is sewn from two parts: a separate lining and raincoat fabric connected to the insulation. Therefore, the first thing you need to do is sew the corresponding parts from the insulation to the raincoat fabric parts. Set the machine to the longest straight seam spacing (eg spacing 4) and stitch the pieces along their entire perimeter.

3. At the details of the hood (from raincoat fabric and insulation), immediately grind the cutouts of the tucks to make these details voluminous. Then sew both of these parts, folding them with the front sides inward, along the occipito-parietal line.

4. Sew the fleece lining to the insert part, folding them right sides inward. At the same time, leave the short lower arc of the part not sewn - turn the part right side out through it.

5. Stitch the two back pieces of the overalls, folding them "face" inward. After seaming, cut off the seam allowances close to the seam so that the inside-out piece looks neat.

6. Attach the front parts of the jumpsuit to the combined part of the back (right sides inward) and sew along the lines from the neckline to the ends of the sleeves.

7. Now sew the same parts (two front halves and the back of the winter overalls) along the side lines that lead from the tips of the sleeves through the sides to the bottom of the legs. Don't forget to cut off excess seam allowances close to the seam, after checking whether you are satisfied with the result of the seam done inside out.

8. You need to complete the "skin" of the overalls by sewing the hood to the main part of the product. You also need to do this on the wrong side, after matching the central seam of the hood with the central seam of the back of the overalls.

9. After the outer part of the overalls is ready, you can start creating the lining. Sew the fleece parts of the hood, before sewing the tucks on these parts. Also cut off the excess fabric, slightly stepping back from the seam.

10. Then stitch the main part of the lining - connect the two halves of the back with a central seam, and sew the two front halves to them along the side lines and the lines of the sleeves.

11. Sew the lining hood to the lining base of the overalls.

12. Insert the lining into the overalls to represent how the front panel will need to be sewn on. Attach a short arc of the insert to the edges of the same arc in the lining of the back so that the fleece is facing inwards. Sew this "sandwich" along the arc line manually using unnecessary threads.

13. Then lead the arc of the insert through the top of the overalls and close it with the raincoat arc of the main part of the overalls. In this case, the parts should be connected with the raincoat sides inward. Sew the arc on the typewriter and turn the overalls inside out.

14. Turn the raincoat sleeves inside the overalls and fold their edges with the edges of the lining sleeves so that the wrong side of the raincoat fabric and the wrong side of the fleece are outside. Sew the edges of the sleeves, turn them inside out and check if everything is sewn correctly.

15. Turn the entire jumpsuit inside out and sew its sides - from the center insert through the center line to the neck. You need to do this by folding the front sides inside the side of the raincoat fabric and lining fleece.

16. Turn right side out and flatten any folds to give the overalls a clean look.

17. The hood of the lining must be fixed together with the main hood along horizontal line seam with which you sewed the hood to the base of the product. If we conditionally divide this seam into three parts, then it will only be necessary to sew central part- this is enough so that the lining does not fall out of the hood, and such a product is comfortable to wear. Fold the lining hood towards you, the main one away from you - and sew this segment straight along the previously made seams. (The photo was taken even before the sides were sewn, but with ready-made sides it will not be difficult to fix the hoods).

18. Bend the protruding edge of the lining hood twice and sew over the main hood to make a "edge".

19. Children's winter overalls are almost ready - it remains only to make a fastener with Velcro!

20. Divide the Velcro tape into 10 identical segments, round off the corners of all segments with scissors. Sew the Velcro in the right places: two fasteners will be in the upper part of the jumpsuit, and the remaining eight pairs will be symmetrically placed on the insert and side parts of the “trouser legs”.

Velcro winter overalls are ready! This is a very practical model with open legs: it is convenient to dress a baby in such a robe, and thanks to Velcro, this process is also quite fast. Try sewing with your own hands!

2018-01-22

Each newborn baby should have their own overalls. Especially for those babies who were born in the winter and cold. Jumpsuit is a wonderful option for clothing, cozy and comfortable, does not hinder movement. The pattern of overalls for a newborn can be different types. This article presents the most simple and clear patterns that even novice seamstresses can handle.

Cute little thing for a child

Such a warm jumpsuit can be made before childbirth, during pregnancy.

The finished pattern of a knitted overall for a baby is shown in the photo below:

The same patterns are suitable for transforming overalls.

Cozy fleece jumpsuit

Required options:

- fleece (1.5 meters);

- strong threads;

- 2 rivets;

- sharp scissors;

- paper;

- pins;

- ruler or centimeter.

First you need to measure the parameters of the baby. Add 1-2 cm to the measurements for sewing seams. Transfer them to paper with a simple pencil.

Cut out cut pieces from paper. Transfer them with chalk to the fabric. Cut out the outlines from the fabric that turned out. Sew by hand the parts that came out of the fabric. Try this product on a child. If everything fits, process the overalls with machine stitching. After processing the edges, try it on again on the baby.

Attach rivets where necessary. Then wash and iron the finished garment. A cute fleece jumpsuit is ready!

Sewing technique on a sewing machine

Thanks to sewing machine you can easily and quickly sew the necessary clothes for the baby. For a winter suit, the following pattern is suitable:

For a complete set of overalls, you can also make mittens or booties with your own hands.

The most optimal size is 62-68, such a jumpsuit is enough for a newborn for 1 or 2 seasons.

For work, you need to take the following materials:

- raincoat fabric;

- fleece lining

- synthetic winterizer;

- 2 zippers;

- a simple cord and a cord with an elastic band;

- fastener and tip for the cord.

Cut out details from raincoat fabric and lining. Transfer all patterns to synthetic winterizer. Every detail will be insulated. Stitching will result in two layers.

Baste manually patterns from raincoat fabric and synthetic winterizer. This action is necessary so that the fabric does not wrinkle when sewing. Remove the protruding synthetic winterizer with scissors on all details. Make folds on the central part of the front at the bottom and sweep it with a yoke. Sew strips of fleece to the central front piece in places where there will be a zipper.

Sew the fleece to the inner edges of the sides of the front. Connect the sides of the front to the central part below the level of the zipper. The stitching site is marked in red.

Sweep cuts for locks. Then move on to the back. Connect its parts and sew to the front, with the exception of the side edges, which must be sewn together with the sleeves.

Sew the sleeves to the front and back, stitch the seams on the sides. Next, proceed to the hood. Cut out the edging, stitch the seam. After connecting the stitches with the edging.

Retreat from the laid seam 1.5 centimeters. Make a hood out of the lining. Place the two pieces inside one another, facing inward.

Sweep the lining and the main fabric, sew a seam on a typewriter.

Cut the backing for the zipper. Put the parts of the front side inward and stitch, leaving the junction with the neck not stitched.

Unfold and sew the edge with stitches.

Fold the lining with the hood, lining to lining. Take them on and stitch them.

It should come out like this.

Connect the front sides of the hood with overalls.

Insert zipper.

Sew lining details.

Make drawstrings for gum from raincoat fabric.

Sew a drawstring on the sleeves and pants.

Then sew on boots and mittens.

I sewed this baby overalls for the baby at the end of winter - the beginning of spring, when it is still quite cold outside. Then we were still very young, we only lay on walks, so we wanted to sew warm and comfortable clothes. I took the jumpsuit pattern from the children's clothing magazine Ottobre (No. 4 - 2004), which, in my opinion, is the best magazine for children's clothing patterns.

I sewed in size 68 (according to height), but this pattern can also be sewn in other sizes: 56-62-68-74-80-86.

In detail 3 - from below +2 cm!

The fabric for the overalls is polyester on a synthetic winterizer (quilted), if desired, you can insert another layer of insulation (wool, holofiber). For older children, you can use maida insulation, thinsulate - they are thin, but warm, so they are great for babies who are starting to walk on their own, and they just need light clothing that will not hinder their movements. Lining - cotton, you can knit. Better choose natural fabric because it is in contact with the face and body of the child.

Details (from the main fabric and lining):

1. Breast - 1 child. with a fold.

2. Side inserts in front - 2 children.

3. Back - 2 children.

4. Sleeve - 2 children.

5. Hood - 1 child.

6. Plank - 1 child.

I added a chest pocket and cuffs on the sleeves and legs to cover the legs and arms.

Additionally, I needed two zippers (I took a length of 40 cm, you can 50 cm), Velcro.

I will dwell in more detail on the process of sewing children's overalls. I completed this task in a few evenings))

Pocket. We sew the main fabric of the pocket with the lining from the wrong side, turn it inside out. We sew along the edge and sew a pocket on the chest.

Lightning. Sew the zippers to the chest, but without lining.

We sweep, then, together with the lining fabric, sew along the front side. Similarly, we sew the second half of the zipper to the side inserts of the front.

If the zippers are detachable, then the zipper connection can be closed with a patch (I used a piece of brown leather).

Back and sleeves. We carry out the middle seam of the back on the main fabric and on the lining separately.

Then we also sew the sleeves along the raglan line to the main fabric and lining.

Sew the crotch and side seams. These parts of the main and lining fabric are sewn separately. Then we turn the lining inside out and insert it inside the overalls.

Hood. We sew the details of the hood, leaving open the edge that is sewn to the neck. Turn inside out, stitch along the edge.

We sew the main fabric of the hood to the collar, and then the lining fabric to hide the seam, sew it with a blind seam or sew it off.

Plank. A strap must be sewn onto the chest so that the neck and hood fit snugly around the neck. We sew the details of the bar, turn it inside out, stitch it out. We sew one half of the Velcro to the ends of the strap, and sew the other half to the hood. The length of the Velcro should be chosen so that you can fasten the bar tighter and weaker.

We continue a series of articles dedicated to the design of children's clothing. Today we will consider the construction of a pattern of children's overalls with long sleeves. A zipper is provided along the middle seam of the overalls; also, to facilitate changing the diaper, you can make a fastener in the crotch seams.

To build a pattern of children's overalls, we will use the following:

Dimensional sign	Designation	Size (cm)
Height	R	74
neck girth	OSH	25,7
Bust	OG	49
Waist	FROM	46
Hip girth	ABOUT	49
Back Width	ShS	9,8
armhole height	VP	11,9
Back length to waist	DTS	20
seat height	Sun	15
Leg length	DN	23,5
Shoulder length	DPL	5,5
The length of the sleeve	DR	25,7

Basic pattern of overalls

The front and back of the overalls are designed on the same drawing.

1. Construct a right angle with a vertex at point P, from which vertically set aside:

Armhole height: RG = measure VPr + 1 cm = 11.9 cm + 1 cm = 12.9 cm

Back Length to Waist: RT=measuring DTS=20cm

From T, lay down the value of the dimensional attribute BC plus an increase of 4 cm per diaper.

TJ = measure BC + 4 cm = 15 cm + 4 cm = 19 cm.

From I put down the value of the dimensional attribute DN minus 3 cm.

JAN \u003d measure DN - 3 cm \u003d 23.5 cm - 3 cm \u003d 20.5 cm.

From all the points obtained, draw a horizontal line to the left.

2.Sprout Width: RR 1 \u003d 1/6 OSH + 0.5 cm \u003d 1/6 25.7 cm + 0.5 cm \u003d 4.8 cm.

From the obtained point P 1, draw up a vertical line 1 cm long.

R 1 R 2 \u003d 1 cm.

3.Chest Width: GG 1 \u003d 1/4 measurements of the exhaust gas + 1 cm \u003d 1/4 49 cm + 1 cm \u003d 13.3 cm.

From point Г 1 draw a vertical down - an auxiliary side line is obtained.

4.Back width: YY 2 = measurement SS = 9.8 cm.

From point G 2 draw a vertical up, we get P 3

5. Draw a straight line through P 2 and P 3 and set aside from P 2 in a straight line the value of the size attribute DPL.

R 2 R 4 \u003d measure DPL \u003d 5.5 cm

6. Draw an armhole line in accordance with the drawing.

7. From G 2, set aside 1/4 of the measurements of the VPR and mark the location of the control mark for sewing in the sleeve (point K).

G 2 K \u003d 1/4 VP \u003d 1/4 11.9 cm \u003d 3 cm

8.Backrest Depth: PP 5 = 0.5 cm.

Shape the back neckline.

9.Front sprout depth: RR 6 \u003d 1/6 OSH + 1 cm \u003d 1/6 25.7 cm + 1 cm \u003d 5.3 cm.

Through the resulting point P 6 draw the neck of the front.

10. To determine step lines from I put down 1/20 measurements ABOUT.

YA 1 \u003d 1/20 49 cm \u003d 2.5 cm.

Draw a horizontal line through the obtained point I 1 and set aside 1/20 OB + 1 cm from it to the right.

I 1 I 2 \u003d 1/20 49 cm + 1 cm \u003d 3.5 cm.

11. Narrow the front and back along the side and step cut by 0.5 cm.

12. Shorten front and back bottom by 2 cm (this value corresponds to a cuff width of 3 cm minus an overlap of 1 cm).

Building a sleeve for a jumpsuit

In the drawing, measure the length of the armhole in front and back: DPR \u003d 14.5 cm + 14.5 cm \u003d 29 cm.

Measure the height of the armhole front and back from the end point of the shoulder to the line of the armhole: VPRR \u003d 12.8 cm + 12.8 cm \u003d 25.6 cm.

1. Draw a vertical line with a vertex at point O, from which to postpone:

Sleeve length: OH = measure DR = 25.7 cm.

Sleeve height (VO k): OG \u003d 1/3 VPRR - 1 cm \u003d 1/3 25.6 cm - 1 cm \u003d 7.5 cm

Draw a line through the given points.

2. From O to the eye height line to the right and to the left, detect an arc with a radius equal to 1/2 DPR

Exhaust gas 1 \u003d exhaust gas 2 \u003d 1/2 DPR \u003d 1/2 29 cm \u003d 14.5 cm.

Draw the sleeves as shown in the picture.

3. The sleeve width at the bottom in our example is 19 cm for gathering: HH 1 \u003d HH 2 \u003d 1/2 19 cm \u003d 9.5 cm.

4. Draw longitudinal sections of the sleeve with a slightly concave line.

5. Transfer the location of the control marks for sewing in the sleeve (K) from the drawing of the front and back.

6. Shorten the sleeve by 2 cm (this value corresponds to the cuff width of 3 cm minus the overlap of 1 cm).

7. Draw a sleeve cuff 10 cm long, 3 cm wide.

Modeling overalls

1. Copy the front and back from the drawing.

2. Draw a yoke line on the front and mark the width of the flounce. Measure the length of the cut line of the coquette to build a shuttlecock.

3. On the midline of the front, mark the location of the zipper and draw the inside bar of the zipper.

4. In addition to the central zipper, changing the diaper can be facilitated by the fastener in the crotch.

The fastener in the instep seams is closed, it starts 4 cm above the bottom line of the product. On the edges of the fastener, mark the position of the buttons.

5. Draw the cuff according to the drawing.

6. Draw a shuttlecock in the shape of a semicircle. The length of the inner cut is equal to the length of the yoke seam. Calculate the radius using the formula R \u003d 0.32 x Coquette seam length.

Cut details

1. Cut out all the details of the cut.

2. Copy the facing of the front edge of the fastener in the crotch seams from the drawing.

3. Draw the bar of the rear edge of the fastener in the form of a rectangle of doubled width.

4. Draw the cuffs of the bottom of the product and the sleeves in the form of rectangles of double the width.

5. Check all cut lines at the junctions.

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Patterns are given without seam allowances.

The composition of the set of patterns:

Recommendations for choosing fabrics: raincoat, water-repellent fabrics, quilted, balloon fabrics. A synthetic winterizer, holofiber can be used as a heater, and fleece or ordinary lining fabric can be used for lining.

Winter overalls for a teenager are made taking into account all the necessary needs to deliver convenience and comfort when worn. The hood will protect your child from rain and wind. Convenient pockets located in the seams will keep all the little things at hand. The placket that covers the zipper makes the model more versatile. Elasticated waist and cuffs at the sleeves provide a snug fit. When sewing winter overalls, you can combine the main fabric, made in different color variations and textures.

Difficulty level is above average.

Cutting from the main fabric:
. the central part of the front - 2 children;
. front barrel - 2 children;
. the central part of the back - 2 children;
. barrel back - 2 children;
. the central part of the hood - 1 child;
. side part of the hood - 2 children;
. sleeve insert - 2 children;
. the front of the sleeve - 2 children;
. the back of the sleeve - 2 children;
. sleeve cuff - 2 children with a fold;
. collar - 2 children. with a fold;
. cutting pick - 2 children;
. windproof strip - 2 children;

. neckline - 1 child. with a fold.

Cutting from lining fabric:
. front lining - 2 children;
. back lining - 2 children;
. pocket burlap - 2 children;
. one-piece sleeve lining - 2 children;
. lining of the central part of the hood - 1 item;
. lining of the side part of the hood - 2 children;

When cutting the parts, it is necessary to leave allowances for the seams and cuts - 1.5 cm, for the hem of the bottom of the jacket and sleeves - 4 cm. And you also need to make the appropriate markings for the correct alignment of the parts. Cut out the details from the insulation according to the patterns of the lining of the shelf, back and sleeves.
Stages of work:

1. On the central part of the front, along the pocket entry line, lay 2 lines with a large stitch.
2. Place the pocket burlap face to face with the center front, aligning the top of the pocket burlap with the mark on the center front. Line up the sides of the pocket burlap and the center front. Pull up the threads sewn in step 1 so that the cut of the burlap is even with the cut of the center front. Distribute the assembly evenly. Stitch the cut, make notches and turn to the wrong side. Repeat for the second half.
3. Fold the side of the front with the right side to the right side of the central part of the front from the main fabric and stitch to the pocket entry mark. Iron the cuts.
4. Connect the burlap of the pocket to the side of the front and sew them along the outer cut.
5. Align the side seam of the pocket burlap with the side seam of the barrel front, baste
6. Fold the side of the back and the central part of the back from the main fabric with the right sides inward and sew a seam. Iron the cuts and make notches.
7. Fold the back and front of the sleeves right side with the right side of the sleeve insert and sew the seams. Iron the cuts and notch.
8. Attach the insulation parts to the wrong side of the already assembled parts of the shelf, back and sleeves from the main fabric.
9. Lay lines along all sections. Repeat the same steps with the details of the hood and collar. If desired, decorative stitching can be laid along the outer side of the hood and collar along the cuts.
10. Stitch the side seams, iron the cuts.
11. Fold the details of the sleeves with the right side inward and sew the seams, making sure that the insulation does not fall on the foot.
12. Sew the sleeves into the armholes, aligning the cuts of the sleeve insert with the shoulder cuts.
13. Sew short sections on each cuff. Fold the cuff in half lengthwise right side out and sew, slightly stretching to the bottom cut of the sleeve. Press seam allowances up.
14. We connect the side parts of the hood with the central part by folding them with the front sides inward. Iron the cuts and make notches along the entire seam.
15. We sew the processed collar into the neck, combining the notches with the shoulder seams.
16. We sew the hood into the neck at the same time as the collar, combining the shoulder seams and notches on the hood. From above we sew the facing of the neck and turn it down to connect with the lining.
17. A detailed connection of the hood with the lining can be seen here:
    
18. We connect the details from the lining fabric to each other, we sew the details of the sleeves, as well as from the main fabric.
19. The hanger for overalls can also be made of lining fabric or decorative lacing, fastening it on the front side of the neckline of the back part of the lining.
20. Sew a zipper along the middle sections of the front parts.
21. The windproof strip is sewn on top of the zipper sewing seam. Decorative buttons-buttons later make their way onto it.
22. Sew an elastic band of the desired size on the waist line, if desired, you can also make cuffs with an elastic band.
23. Sew a middle seam along the front from the crotch to the zipper. Run the middle seam along the back first from the top to the length.
24. How to connect the lining with the sides and collar, shown in this video
    
25. Connect the bottom of the trousers with the lining, if desired, you can also insert an elastic band.

Sewn on this pattern (thanks to the guests of the site!).