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This is a sewing pattern and tutorial for loungewear designed for relaxing at home.
The top and bottoms are both made with stretch fabric, so this pattern is suitable for loungewear or pajamas.
You can use thin fabric for summer or thicker fabric for winter, so this loungewear can be worn throughout the year.
The bottoms have side pockets and one back pocket.
After printing, align the pages along the guide lines, paste them together, and cut out the pattern pieces. Seam allowances are included, so you can use the pattern as-is.
*Please press all sewn seams with an iron.
Tops production process
(1) Sew the shoulder seams of the Front Bodice and Back Bodice. Finish the raw edges and press the seam allowances toward the Back Bodice.
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(2) Sew the sleeve cap to the Bodice. Finish the raw edges and press the seam allowances toward the Bodice.
(3) Sew the side seams from the sleeve opening to the Bodice. Finish the raw edges and press the seam allowances toward the Bodice.
(4) Sew the Neck into a loop. Insert the Neck between the neckline layers and sew it in place.
(5) Sew the Hem Rib and Cuff Rib into loops. Press them with an iron and shape them.
(6) Sew the Hem Rib to the hem of the Bodice while inserting the Hem Rib into the hem edge.
* The Hem Rib is shorter than the Bodice. Stretch the Hem Rib while attaching it to the Bodice.
(7) Sew the Cuff Rib to the sleeve opening while inserting the Cuff Rib into the sleeve opening.
* The Cuff Rib is shorter than the sleeve opening. Stretch the Cuff Rib while attaching it to the sleeve opening.
Bottoms production process
(1) Make buttonholes at the buttonhole positions on the Belt.
* Buttonholes are not needed if you use only elastic and do not use a drawstring.
(2) Apply stay tape to the crotch curve of the Front Pocket Bag, Front Pants, and Back Pants.
(3) Make the side pockets on the Front Pants.
(4) Sew the side seams and inseams of the Front Pants and Back Pants. Finish the raw edges and press the seam allowances to one side.
(5) Press the Hem Band into shape to make it easier to insert. Sew the Hem Band into a loop and press the seam allowances open.
(6) Sew the Hem Band to the hem while inserting the Hem Band into the hem edge.
(7) Sew the crotch curve with a double seam. Finish the raw edges and press the seam allowances to one side.
(8) Press the Belt into shape to make it easier to insert. Sew the Belt into a loop and press the seam allowances open.
(9) Sew the elastic waistband to the Belt and leave an opening so that the drawstring can pass through.
(10) Sew the Belt to the Pants while inserting the Belt into the waist edge.
* The Belt is shorter than the Pants. Stretch the Belt while attaching it to the Pants.