For modeling, we need the basics, all the same:

Shelf width and back width, in the chest area = OG + 8-10 cm / 4

Next up is this model.

And again we start with the grid. The bottom line H, the top line B - the total length of the coat, the waist line T (dotted line) - from the top down according to the measurement, the length of the back waist, the yoke line K - it is 4-5 cm higher than the waist line. We draw a line perpendicular to the bottom line, with the left edge of the paper is the middle of the back.

We impose the basis of the back to the middle seam of the back, outline it to the coquette.

Our coat is double-breasted, for girls under 3 years old, the width of the half-skid of a double-breasted product, I suggest taking 6 cm. For girls older than 7-8 cm. Therefore, from the right line perpendicular to the bottom, we set aside the width of the half-skid + 2 cm. We draw a line perpendicular to the bottom, the line in the middle of the central part of the shelf.
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We make out the central part of the shelf and the cut of the side. From the middle of the central part of the shelf, we set aside from the yoke line to the bottom line, on both sides, the width of the half-skid. We draw lines parallel to each other.

On the top line, from the middle of the central part of the shelf, set aside the width of the half-skid + 2 cm, in both directions. We draw inclined lines on both sides. To the left of the center we outline the central part of the shelf, to the right we draw a straight line to the board, with a rounded corner.

We outline the side of the shelf, up to the yoke line.

Draw the bottom of the coat. We measure the width of the lower cut of the back yoke, multiply by 1.5 times, set aside the width from the middle of the back, along the yoke line. Along the bottom line, we set aside the same width + an increase in expansion. Draw a side line.

We measure the width of the lower cut of the coquette of the side of the shelf. We multiply this figure by 1.5 times, measure the width of the lower side of the shelf along the yoke line. Along the bottom line, we mark the same length + an increase in the expansion of the bottom (as on the back). Draw a side cut.

We deepen the armhole by 2 cm.

The sleeve, in this model, with a one-piece cuff. Sleeve length = DR + outerwear length increase 2 cm + 6 cm cuffs + 6 cm cuffs + 3-4 cm hem allowance. The height of the cuff can be either more than this figure, or less.

Half sleeve width = back armhole height. Outline the sleeves. We make out the side cuts of the sleeve.

Sleeve width at the bottom \u003d OZ (wrist girth) + 8-10 cm

This is how the cut details of this coat model look like.

Shoulder, relief seams, armholes, okata - 10-15 mm. The side seams of the front, back and sleeves are 2 cm. The seam allowance is 5-6 mm. We do not make an allowance on the neck. Hem allowance at the bottom of the coat 4-5 cm.

Questions about changing the details of the model, write in the comments.

And again we start with the grid. Bottom line, top line, waist line, yoke line - 5-7 cm higher than the waist line. Back width = OG + 8-10 cm / 4

We outline the base of the back, to the yoke line.

To the right, from the side line, set aside the width of the half-skid. In this product, 5-6 cm will be enough. Draw a line in the middle of the shelf, perpendicular to the bottom line. We outline the shelf, to the line of the coquette.

We deepen the armhole by 2 cm

On our model, in the seam of the coquette, 2 one-sided folds are laid from each side. I assume the back cut is similar. We mark the folds. For example, from the middle of the shelf and back at a distance of 6 cm the first fold and 4 cm the second fold. And we will measure the residual length of the back and shelves along the yoke line. The width of the fold is not large, 2.5-3 cm

Set aside 6 cm from the center lines of the shelves and back, add a fold depth of 5-6 cm, then mark 4 cm to the next fold, then mark the depth of the second fold and mark the rest of the cut length of the coquette. Along the bottom line, we make an expansion of the lower parts of the shelf and back.

Sleeve on the cuff. Sleeve length = DR + 2 cm - cuffs (5-6 cm). Half sleeve width = back armhole height. We outline the circle. Sleeve width at the bottom = oz + 10 cm.

We draw cuffs. Cuff detail height = 2 x cuff height (5-6 cm), cuff length = sleeve width at the bottom - 4 cm.

Hand drawn seam allowances.

One of the most popular items is the coat. This type of clothing is worn by both adults and children. And by making such a product yourself for your child, you will add originality and individuality to him. Today we invite you to consider a coat pattern for a girl.

A coat for a little girl, sewn by the hands of mothers, will be warm and comfortable. In this article, we will present not only a master class on sewing a children's coat, but also various collections patterns for different age girls. The presented patterns can be downloaded, printed and started sewing.

popular model

The onset of autumn or spring is just around the corner. This time of year is waiting not only for children, but also for adults. This allows you to remove warm, uncomfortable winter clothes and dress up in a lighter and brighter one. In this master class, we suggest you sew a coat for a girl aged 2 years.

So, you will need the following material:

• Double sided fleece. This type of fabric allows you to keep warm very well, unlike wool. It is also a quick-drying option, does not allow moisture to penetrate to the body itself, and is easy to wash;
• Coat decor;
• Lightning;
• Lace;
• Lining fabric;
• Sewing accessories.

Let's start the sewing process.

Any sewing begins with a pattern. Finished pattern was not, but it can be built, and no serious calculations are required. To do this, you can use any suitable blouse of the child.

Just don't forget that outerwear should be slightly larger than underwear.

Also, do not forget to leave additional space for processing seams. Two or three centimeters will be enough. In any case, if your pattern is a little larger, then it's okay. The main thing is that in the end the product turns out in size, and does not become small. Cut out a pattern from paper and apply it to the fabric. You can circle with chalk or pin with sewing pins.

We make cutting products.

We make stitching parts in the shoulders.

Then we take the details of the sleeves, fold them in half and sew with a machine stitch along side seam. Then you need to sew them to the main product.

It is necessary to sew in a single line along the side seam of the product. Here is what you should get. We do all of the above actions with the lining fabric. The lining must be made half a centimeter smaller than the main product itself.

Then we make a flared skirt. We cut out the details: two strips ten centimeters wide and twenty-three centimeters wide, as shown in the photo. So, the widest strip must be collected and pulled together with a little thread, as shown in the photo. The length of the large part should match the length of the small one.

Here's how it should turn out:

From the wrong side we sew the strips together. Then we sew to the main product as follows: with the side of a thin strip we sew to the lining fabric, and the wide one to the main product. Then you need to make undercuts to make the coat more fitted. It is recommended to make them from behind, two pieces will be enough.

We turn the sleeves inside out and sew the lining to the fleece, as shown in the photo. At the end of the work, turn it on the front side.

Here's what should happen:

We make a pattern for the hood. The easiest way to do this is with any child's jacket, for example, with a windbreaker. We cut out two parts, on each side we add one centimeter. We sew a small strip to the inside of the coat, through which we will later pass the lace for adjustment.

The resulting hood is sewn to the collar of the product. First we sew to the main fabric, and only then to the lining. Then we make holes for the lace.

You can purchase a special device for this, which is sold in fabric stores, or make it manually.

Thread the string carefully. On the wrong side we sew the main and lining fabric between themselves. Then sew on the zipper.

We decorate the coat with various accessories that you have previously chosen, based on taste preferences.

The coat for the girl is completely ready!

Selection of options

For a girl aged 3 years, you can sew any coat model. Children at this age are very active, therefore, when choosing a coat pattern, think about whether it will be very convenient for your baby to run and walk in it, it should not hinder movement. When sewing, always rely on the pattern, regardless of the model itself. We offer a selection of models and patterns of coats:

For a girl aged 5 years, the coat model should be practical and comfortable. But also warm, which is also an important factor. Clothing should protect the girl from strong winds and sudden changes in temperature. So here's another selection:

Finished coat pattern for girls preschool age in life size for printing on a home printer.

Children's coat for a little fashionista of a semi-adjacent silhouette, extended from top to bottom, with vertical reliefs and flap pockets. Collar - turn-down with rounded ends, fastener with loops and buttons. Everything is like mom's, only smaller. The pattern is suitable for sewing a children's coat or raincoat.

When choosing a fabric, discuss the color with your little client, listen to his desires, and in appearance and texture - it can be different fabric, depending on the season, i.e. from the appointment of the coat. Both coat fabrics are suitable: drape, tweed, boucle, and tight knitwear, velveteen, quilted raincoat fabric, etc.

The pattern of a children's coat is given for a height of 104-110-116 cm WITHOUT ALLOWANCES FOR THE SEAMS.

The pattern can be received instantly by e-mail.

Click the button GET A PATTERN- a few simple manipulations and the pattern appears in your email box. It is this method of obtaining a pattern that is the most optimal for today - quickly, inexpensively, without advertising and without problems. When checking your mail, make sure that you have entered the address indicated on the site. You open a letter with a pattern, print it out on a regular printer, glue it, cut it out to the desired size and the patterns for cutting are ready.

Even in exceptional cases, if you have any questions upon receipt of the pattern, we will not leave you and will bring the matter to its logical conclusion.

Note: First print one sheet with a 10x10 cm control square. Check that its sides are exactly 10 cm. Achieve this using your printer settings. Now you can print all the pattern sheets and assemble them into one puzzle, according to the pattern, using narrow adhesive tape or a glue stick.

Before cutting out the pattern pieces, take a tape measure and compare your measurements with the pattern dimensions. Check all girths, sleeve length and the entire product. Determine the optimal size for yourself and cut out the details of the pattern.

open the coat

When cutting, do not forget to allow for seam allowances!

Cut details

• The middle part of the shelf 2 parts
• Side shelf 2 parts
• Middle back 1 piece
• Side back 2 parts
• Upper part of the sleeve 2 parts
• Lower part of the sleeve 2 parts
• Collar 2 parts (top and bottom)
• Pocket flap 4 parts (2 parts from the main fabric and 2 parts from the lining).
• Burlap pocket 4 parts.
• Pocket valance 2 parts
• Pocket facing 2 parts
• Selection 2 parts
• Turning the neck of the back 1 piece
• The lining is cut according to the main details: the details of the shelf, back and sleeves. At the same time, the lining of the shelf is cut without taking into account the selection, and the back lining - without taking into account the facing of the back.

coat tailoring

NOTE:

After each machine operation (grinding, turning, stitching, stitching, etc.), wet heat treatment (ironing, ironing, etc.) is mandatory. Upon completion of tailoring, the final wet-heat treatment of the entire product also follows.

What parents do not want their child to have all the best, from toys to clothes. Especially if a little princess grows up in the family, because in the female nature from birth there is a desire to dress beautifully. Therefore, today we will look at how to sew a beautiful, bright coat for your fashionista. Of course, such clothes are not very suitable for spring walks in puddles or digging in the sand, but they look great while walking in the park or attending various social events. The pattern for creating a stylish coat for a girl can be completely different - try to dream up!

Tailoring of almost any clothing, including coats, begins with basic pattern. Let's take a step-by-step look at how to build a base pattern for a children's coat.

Learning to build a base pattern for a coat for a girl

1. Coat length.
2. Back width.
3. Chest girth.
4. Neck girth.
5. The length of the sleeve.
6. Arm circumference.
7. Fist circumference.

On the left side of the sheet we build a right angle with the apex at point A. Down from point A, along a vertical straight line, we set aside a value equal to the length of the coat by measure + 1 cm. We put point B, and from it we draw a horizontal line to the right. Then again from point A we lay down a segment equal to 1/3 of the neck girth + 2 cm, set point C and draw a horizontal line from it to the right - this straight line is the back width line.

From the point G we set aside along side cut up 2 cm and put a point, smoothly connect this point with point B.

We continue line B to the left by 3 - 5 cm and set point B1, connect point B1 with the neckline cutout point on line AB, we get the line of the middle of the back. When constructing a pattern of a coat with a straight cut, the line of the middle remains a straight line AB.

Horizontal B and the line of the neckline continue to the right by 5 - 7 cm, we connect the resulting points with a vertical line indicating the side cut. Then, to the left of the side cut along the neckline, set aside a segment equal to 1 cm and set the H point, smoothly connect the H point with the side cut line. Thus, we get a coat model with a straight or round collar.

This is how, without much difficulty, you can dress your princess in a new stylish coat or model products of any other style (for example, the same as mom's). As an example, look at some photos of coats for girls of different ages:

We create a stylish coat for a girl for 2-3 years with our own hands

All parents want their child to have all the best - this applies to toys, household items, food, of course, and clothes. This is especially true for little princesses, because women have a desire to dress fashionably, beautifully, stylishly from birth. Therefore, in this article we will look at how to sew a coat for a girl with our own hands. We will also build patterns ourselves in order to facilitate the work process as much as possible.

How to make a pattern yourself?

The manufacture of any clothing begins with the construction of a basic pattern, which means that it is necessary to start with this. To sew a coat for a girl with your own hands, for beginners, you should first take the following measurements:

• Length of the product.
• Chest girth.
• Back width.
• The length of the sleeve.
• Neck girth.
• Arm circumference.
• Fist circumference.

back detail

The construction of the drawing of the back part occurs according to the following scheme:

1. Making a back piece. Take a sheet of paper, build a right angle on its left side, mark its top with point A. Then, down from it in a straight vertical line, set aside the value corresponding to the length of the coat with an increase of 1 cm. Mark B, draw a horizontal line to the right of it. Then again, from it, lay down a segment equal to a third of the girth of the neck and plus 2 cm, mark point C, draw a horizontal line from it to the right. So we got the back width line.
2. Neckline design. Down from top A, set aside 1 cm and mark it, to the right, a segment, the length of which will be a sixth of the neck circumference and plus 0.5 cm, mark it. Using a pattern, connect all these marks to get a neckline.
3. Shoulder shaping. To the right of vertex C, measure a segment equal to half the width of the back, add 1 cm and mark point D. From it, build a perpendicular upward with a dotted line to the point of intersection with the horizontal of point A. Measure down horizontally with a dotted line 3 cm, mark point E. Connect it with an inclined line with a neckline located on the horizontal line A, continue beyond point E by 1 cm, mark point E1.
4. Side cut design. To the right in a straight line from mark C, set aside a segment equal to a quarter of the circumference of the chest, add 1 cm, designate it as D1. Draw a perpendicular down from it with a dotted line until it intersects with horizontal B. On a perpendicular down from D, set aside a segment equal to the sixth part of the neck circumference, put a point F, which will indicate the depth of the armhole. To the right, continue horizontal B beyond the dotted line by 6 cm and put a point G. Connect G and F, as a result, we will get the necessary line.
5. The design of the armhole line. Connect F and E1 with a smooth line through the top of D using a pattern.
6. Bottom decoration. On the side cut, set aside 2 cm upwards from point G, make a mark, connect it smoothly with vertex B. Continue line B by 3 cm, mark B1, connect it to the neckline along segment AB, we get a line indicating the middle of the back.

Shelf detail drawing

The pattern of this part is built as follows:

1. On the right side of our sheet, build a right angle, mark the top as A. From it, vertically and horizontally, draw straight lines, the so-called auxiliary ones. Lay down the length of the coat horizontally down, add 3 cm, mark B. Draw a horizontal line to the left of it. Down from mark A, set aside a vertical segment corresponding to a third of the circumference of the neck, add 3 cm, place C, draw a horizontal line to the left of it.
2. Neck shaping. According to the already known scheme, build the width of the neck. To build its depth, from top A, lay down a straight line equal to the sixth part of the neck circumference and add 2 cm. Put a mark indicating the depth and width of the neckline, smoothly connect them using a pattern.
3. Shoulder shaping. Draw an auxiliary line with a dotted line starting from the neckline of the front below line A by 4 cm. From the mark of the neckline located on line A, set aside along an inclined segment equal to the length of the shoulder minus 0.5 cm to the point of intersection with the dotted line, indicate vertex D .
4. The design of the side cuts. Set aside the value corresponding to one-fourth of the circumference of the chest plus 4 cm horizontally C, set the designation E. Draw from it perpendicularly down to the top of the straight line. On the same vertical, lay down a segment from the top of E, equal to a sixth of the neck circumference with an increase of 2 cm, put a mark F, indicating the depth of the armhole. To the left of the auxiliary perpendicular, continue line B by 8-10 cm, mark G, connect F and G with a straight line at an angle to get a side cut.
5. Armhole decoration. Lower the perpendicular from mark D to the point of intersection with line C, the segment. Set aside 1 cm to the right of the received mark, mark E1, indicating the width of the shelf. Connect smoothly using the pattern tops F, E1, D.
6. Registration rounded bottom. Set aside 2.5 cm upward along the side cut from the top of G, then connect this mark smoothly with mark B, the straight line AB will act as the middle of the shelf.

Building edge slices

To sew a coat for a girl, we will definitely have to build a pattern of these details. For this:

1. It is necessary to continue the neckline and horizontal B to the right by 5-7 cm.
2. Then connect the resulting marks with a vertical line indicating the side cut.
3. Further from it, a segment of 1 cm is laid to the left along the level of the neckline, the mark H is put.
4. It should be connected smoothly with the side cut.

As a result of such simple manipulations, you will get a coat model with a round or straight collar.

Round collar pattern:

1. Connect the details of the shelves and back shoulder sections, draw a contour on paper along the lines of the middle of the shelves and the neckline.
2. Remove the patterns of shelves and backs, build a collar within the resulting contour.
3. The cut of its rack can be formed by a contour along the neckline, which is located between the sign indicating the middle of the back (A) and the sign of the middle of the shelf (B).

Sleeve pattern

A sleeve pattern is built within the same grid, because it consists of two parts:

• the top, which is slightly larger in size;
• lower size.

Procedure:

1. First, you need to build a rectangle ABCD so that its length corresponds to the length of the sleeve, the width is equal to one third of the chest circumference and plus 2 cm.
2. Then the line AC is divided in half, this place is indicated by the letter E.
3. Then we descend along the perpendicular to the point of intersection with line B.
4. A segment equal to AE is laid down vertically from the top of A, puts
5. the mark F, then a horizontal line is drawn from it to the intersection with the segment CD. A segment corresponding to half of segment AF is laid down vertically from mark C, mark G is placed, then a horizontal line is drawn to the left of it until it intersects with line E.

As you can see, there are no difficulties in building a pattern, if you follow the instructions, step by step. Now, further on, we will look at how to sew a coat for a girl with our own hands in order to dress our beloved daughter in new, stylish, beautiful outfits, to model independently products of any style.

How to sew a children's coat on your own?

Do-it-yourself coat for a girl can be sewn according to the following pattern:

1. Start working from the back half. Divide the child's height in half. Align the end of the tuck with the division point.
2. Cut the back half from the stem to the end of the tuck, just short of the edge, about 3mm. Close the tuck. Shift the center line of the back from the fold by 7 cm. Increase the cutting element at the bottom in width by 15 mm due to the fold. Make a cut of two parts.
3. Open the two parts of the transmission, taking into account the allowances. Mark the locations of the pockets.
4. Cut out the sleeves.
5. Attach the center of the collar to the place of the fold, cut out two parts from the lining and base material.
6. Sew darts on the chest and shoulders, sew a one-sided fold.
7. At the entrance to the pocket to the front halves, make the equity strips of fabric. Finish the pockets.
8. Iron the product.
9. Finish the lining, sides, stitch the coat.
10. Process the sleeves, sew them into the armholes.
11. Finish the collar and sew into the neck.
12. Make loops, sew on buttons.
13. Finish the units and elements of the product.