Waist Mantle Free Paper pattern & How to make DRCOS

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This is a pattern for a waist mantlet with a train line, designed to drape beautifully towards the back bodice in a full circular shape.

Considering the complexity of drawing such lines individually, I took up the request and created this pattern.

To facilitate processing, I've added lines to adjust the length at the hem, making it quite useful as a base for alterations.

It's a simple structure, so even beginners should find it easy to make.

This would be particularly striking for cosplay, Halloween costumes, or stage performances.

The size is based on the actual pattern dimensions, so please measure your waist size over the costume you intend to wear before purchasing.

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.

* This waist cape has a double-layered structure.

* Please use fabric with a stretch ratio as close as possible to prevent any issues.

(1) Apply fusible interlining to the "belt" and prepare it in a sandwich-like shape.

Preparation of belt section

(2) Sew the right side of the cape along the Back center line, Press open the seam allowance (S/A) with an iron, and secure with topstitching.

(3) Similarly, sew the lining of the cape along the Back center line, Press open the seam allowance (S/A) with an iron, and secure with topstitching.

(4) Place the right side of the cape and the lining right sides together, sew along the waistline leaving an opening, and turn inside out, then shape with an iron.

* If the corners are bulky when turning inside out, trim the seam allowance (S/A).

* If shaping with an iron is challenging, apply topstitching around the edges to secure.

(5) Baste the seam allowance (S/A) of the waistline together with a 5mm stitch to facilitate inserting the belt.

(6) Insert the cape into the belt, aligning with the marks, and sew on a sewing machine.

(7) Make buttons and buttonholes at the designated positions.

How to sew on buttons

How to make buttonholes

* If the cape is made of lightweight material, velcro can also be used.

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Children's 120 size
waist 54cm (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 30.5cm in the front, 58.5cm in the back A4 paper size 15 sheets

Children's 8 size
waist 21.3in (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 12in in the front, 23in in the back letter paper size 15 sheets

Children's 140 size
waist 58cm (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 37cm in the front, 70.5cm in the back A4 paper size 20 sheets

Children's 10 size
waist 22.8in (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 14.6in in the front, 27.8in in the back letter paper size 20 sheets

Ladies' S size
waist 62cm (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 40.5cm in the front, 77.5cm in the back A4 paper size 22 sheets

Ladies' S size
waist 24.4in (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 15.9in in the front, 30.5in in the back letter paper size 22 sheets

Ladies' M size
waist 68cm (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 42cm in the front, 80cm in the back A4 paper size 22 sheets

Ladies' M size
waist 26.8in (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 16.5in in the front, 31.5in in the back letter paper size 25 sheets

Ladies' L size
waist 74cm (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 42.5cm in the front, 81.5cm in the back A4 paper size 25 sheets

Ladies' L size
waist 29.1in (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 16.7in in the front, 32.1in in the back letter paper size 25 sheets

Ladies' LL size
waist 80cm (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 44.5cm in the front, 85cm in the back A4 paper size 28 sheets

Ladies' LL size
waist 31.5in (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 17.5in in the front, 33.5in in the back letter paper size 27 sheets

Men's L size
waist 87cm (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 45cm in the front, 86.5cm in the back A4 paper size 29 sheets

Men's L size
waist 34.3in (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 17.7in in the front, 34.1in in the back letter paper size 29 sheets

Men's LL size
waist 94cm (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 46cm in the front, 88cm in the back A4 paper size 29 sheets

Men's LL size
waist 37in (actual size of patterned paper), with a line to adjust the length (not including the belt) 18.1in in the front, 34.6in in the back letter paper size 29 sheets

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