Jumpsuit Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

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Here is a pattern and instructions for Jumpsuit, a full-body garment that is surprisingly easy to make.

A jumpsuit is a garment with a connected upper and lower garment and is often used in work and protective clothing.

Most of the ones on the market are usually designed to be fugly, but I have drawn up a draft and made a pattern with a slightly tighter design.

It was used as a housecoat, but I think it can be used for other purposes as well, so please change the design in your own way and try making a costume.

Since the collar stand was my boom at that time, the collar was designed a little larger and the belt strap position was also shifted to the hip side.

The pockets are also positioned in the front in a slightly different way. Please use the pattern by arrangement.

If the material to be used is home wear, stretchy material is easy and recommended.

For men, it is better to use a double slider fastener.

It is more convenient when using the restroom.

Jumpsuits are very tight and difficult to move around in if the inseam and seat height are not the same size.

It is safer to try it on the body after printing the pattern and make minor adjustments.

After printing, paste the paper along the dotted lines and cut it to use.

Paper pattern has a seam allowance (S/A), so it can be used as is.

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(1) Sew a pocket to the pocket position and a belt strap to the belt strap position.

* When attaching embroidery or other decorations to the pockets, please do so first.

How to sew pockets

(2) Serge/overlock the center of "Front bodice" and "Back bodice", inseam, armpit, shoulder and sleeve armpit.

How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine)

(3) Sew the inseam, armpits, and shoulders of the "Body" and press seam allowances open with an iron.

(4) Serge/overlock the hem, fold up 2cm, and sew with a sewing machine.

(5) Sew from the back center of the "Body" to the zipper position.

* If possible, sew the inseam area in double layers to increase the strength.

(6) Stick a stay tape at the zipper position and sew the zipper.

How to use stay tape

(7) Apply fusible interlining to the collar, sew it together, turn it inside out, and iron it into shape.

How to make collar

(8) Attach fusible interlining to the "Collar stand", sew the sides together, insert the "Collar" inside, sew it together, and turn it inside out.

How to sew Collar stand

(9) Stitch the "Body" between the "Collar stand" and the "Body" interlining.

* It is recommended to fold the "Body" side 1cm in advance with an iron to make it easier to work with.

(10) Make a "Sleeve" hem "Cuff" and sew it.

How to sew sleeves and sleeve cuffs

(11) Sew the "Sleeve" to the "Body" and serge/overlock the armhole.

How to sew sleeves

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