Hood Collar Robe Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

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We've received numerous requests, and here's the pattern for a robe with a collar that transitions from a shawl flat collar to an oversized hood.

The sleeves are designed to have a smooth flare, so they're structured in two layers.

It's designed to be worn by tying the waist ties on both sides.

Creating an outer layer and a lining, it's a simple construction where the two layers are sandwiched together with bias binding for finishing.

Since it's a robe, it's advisable to choose a relaxed size.

In the photos, we've used a waist belt and a waist cape for styling.

Please note that this product only includes the robe section of the outerwear.

The patterns for the belt and the waist cape are not included.

After printing, paste it according to the pasting line,Cut and use.

The pattern has a seam allowance, so it can be used as is.

I'm not so good at English.

So all explanations/instructions were translated using AI.

This is not always perfect and I apologise for any parts that are difficult to follow.

* Required Bias
Length-Children's-120(Children's-8) 5m50cm
Children's-140(Children's-10) 6m50cm
Ladies'-S size 7m20cm
Ladies'-M size 7m50cm
Ladies'-L size 7m60cm
Ladies'-LL size 8m10cm
Men's-L size 8m60m
Men's-LL size 9m

How to make bias tape

*The process from (1) to (6) is the same for both right side and lining, except for the position of the waistband.

(1) Sew the shoulder, side and back center of "Front bodice" and "Back bodice" together and press seam allowances open with an iron.

* Insert one waistband into the right side of the "right side" and the left side of the "lining" at the waistband insertion position.

(2) Sew "Body" and "Waist Cloth" together and iron open the seam allowance.

* Cut a seam allowance in the curved area where the fabric will be pulled when the garment is turned over after ironing,This will prevent the fabric from being pulled.

(3) Sew the dotted line of "Hood collar" first and press seam allowances open with an iron to form the shape of the hood.

(4) Align the center of the "Hood collar" with the center of the "Body" and sew it to the "Body", then iron open the seam allowance.

* Cut a seam allowance in the curved area where the fabric will be pulled when the garment is turned over after ironing,This will prevent the fabric from being pulled.

(5) Sew both sides of "Top sleeve" and "Under sleeve" together and press seam allowances open (two symmetrical pieces).

* Cut a seam allowance in the curved area where the fabric will be pulled when the garment is turned over after ironing,This will prevent the fabric from being pulled.

(6) Sew "Sleeve" to "Body" and iron to settle the seam allowance.

(7) Layer the right side and the lining, and bias around the body and the cuffs.

How to sew bias tape

* Place both right and left side waist straps in the waist strap position on the front side of the "Body" when processing with bias.

* Sew around the neck and armholes to prevent shifting before bias treatment.

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