Hoodie 3(tunic) Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

This is a free sewing pattern for a tunic-length hoodie with a ribbed hem. Seam allowances are already included, so you can use the pattern as is.

The main body is made from knit fabric, with ribbing used for the cuffs and hem, creating a slightly loose and cozy silhouette. The design has a feminine and cute look, making it perfect for casual wear or loungewear.

Normally, sewing a tunic hoodie with both an open-end zipper and ribbed hem can be a bit complicated, but this pattern includes a simplified method where the hem rib is sandwiched during construction for easier assembly. If you are experienced with sewing facings, ribbing, and zippers, you can also make it using the standard method.

Because it is tunic length, you will need a longer open-end zipper. Please check the pattern for the required length before purchasing. For example, a women's medium size uses an 80 cm zipper, slightly trimmed to fit.

After printing, align the pages along the join lines, cut, and use the pattern directly as it already includes seam allowances.

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What is "Grainline""cut on fold"? Please refer to this page

(1)Serging around the pocket, fold the pocket mouth part by 0.5 inches and sew by sewing machine.

How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine). Please refer to this page

How to sew pockets. Please refer to this page

(2)Fold and iron the pocket except for the place where it will be tucked in Facing, and sew it to the pocket attachment position on the body.

(3)Serging after sewing the shoulders and sides of the front and back body with a sewing machine

(4)After sewing the hood and Serging the edges, iron down the seam allowance.

(5)After Serging the front part of the hood, fold it in 0.5 inch and sew it with a sewing machine

(6)Apply interfacing to the Facing, sew it together with a sewing machine, press seam allowances open with an iron, and Serging the outside.

(7)Join two hem ribs, press seam allowances open with an iron, and iron in the order of the fold-in line [1] to [3] to give it shape.

*When folding the crease line [3], shift the front side by 1/32" to prevent the back from falling off when tapping with a sewing machine.

*Refer to the part to be shifted and folded ⇒ How to sew sleeves and sleeve cuffs.

(8)Sew the hood and the open zipper between the Facing body and the body.

*Be sure to leave 1.6 inches of the zipper hanging down from the ribbing at this point.

(9)Sew the hem rib while sandwiching the zipper between the body hem and the zipper part.

(10)Serging the sleeve sides, sew them together with a sewing machine, and press seam allowances open with an iron.

How to sew sleeves and sleeve cuffs. Please refer to this page

(11)Sew the ribbed cuffs into a loop

(12)Sew the rib cuffs to the sleeves while stretching and fitting them together, and Serging the seam allowance.

(13)Sew the sleeves to the body using a sewing machine and Serging the armholes.

*This is a simplified method of processing open zippers with ribbed hem, unlike the original process.

*If you are familiar with the installation of open zippers with ribbed hem, please use the conventional method.

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