Ready-made pattern of a children's jacket. Pattern of a children's jacket with a hood

Of course, children, like adult uncles and aunts, come in different sizes even at a very young age, so before cutting, take a centimeter and determine which jacket size is right for you. your his baby.

We give five sizes of a pattern for a children's jacket.

The main requirements for modern winter children's clothing are, first of all, comfort. Everything is included here - this is waterproofness, windproofness, lightness, multifunctionality, and environmental friendliness, etc.

Therefore, responsibly approach the choice of material for sewing jackets.

The finished pattern of a children's jacket is given without seam allowances.

Preparing a pattern for work is easy. But, if you have any questions about downloading the pattern, you can see detailed instructions. Other file sharing services work on a similar principle.

How to print a pattern is described in detail.

Download a program for viewing and printing patterns.

Print the pattern sheets on the printer and connect them in accordance with the diagram. The scheme is the order in which the pattern sheets are connected. It is printed on the first page.

Necessarily check the scale. On a printed sheet with a depicted square of 10x10 cm, the sides of 10 cm should correspond to exactly 10 centimeters. To do this, in the printer settings, set the print scale of the document to 100% (without scaling).

Additionally to the main details you need to cover:

- Pickup(2 parts) it is indicated by a thin dotted line on the shelf pattern for size 104, for other sizes, draw the selection line yourself. For ease of use, copy the selection as a separate pattern;

- Zipper placket(1 piece with a fold)

according to the size 48 - 50.5 - 53 - 55.5 - 58 - cm long and 8 cm wide (in ready-made 4 cm) plus seam allowances;

- Kulisku(1 piece) length according to size 76 - 78 - 80 - 82 - 84 cm and a width of 2 cm plus seam allowances;

- Sleeve cuffs(2 parts) length according to size 24 - 24.5 - 25 - 25.5 - 26 cm, width 6 cm (finished 3 cm) plus seam allowances;

- Trim for processing the cut of the sleeve(2 parts)

for all sizes 16 x 3 cm plus seam allowances.

- Fold details voluminous pockets:

for the lower pockets (4 parts) according to the size 13 - 14 - 15 - 16 - 17 long and 3 cm wide,

for the upper pockets (4 parts) according to the size 8 - 8.5 - 9 - 9.5 - 10 and a width of 3 cm plus seam allowances.

These parts can be cut in one piece with pockets, adding 3 cm along the side cuts, plus a seam allowance.

If processing such pockets seems difficult for you, you can process regular patch pockets.

You will also need a detachable zipper with a length of 45 - 50 - 55 cm.

Lining and insulation are cut according to the main details. When cutting the lining and back insulation, you must first combine the patterns of the yoke and the main part of the back. And when cutting the shelves, subtract the width of the selection. It is best to pre-make patterns for the lining and insulation by copying the main patterns onto a separate sheet of paper, cut off the pick from the shelf, and combine the yoke line on the back.

Having swept away the details, try on the product, make any necessary corrections and start sewing.

Advice: After connecting the hood with the lining at a distance of 2 cm from the edge along the front side, you can lay a line, forming a drawstring, insert a lace or elastic band, bring out the ends and insert the clamps. For the ends of the lace, you first need to process the hole (loop or eyelet).

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Tired of spending money on the same clothes? Do you want your child to look stylish? Sew a jacket with your own hands without extra costs time and money. For several seasons, the fashionable parka jacket has been at the peak of popularity. This winter jacket is especially relevant among teenagers, it is practical and versatile.

These and many other indicators are perfect for sewing a winter children's jacket. Just imagine what your child will look like in fashion jacket sewn by hand. In this master class, you will learn how easy it is to sew a children's parka jacket on a synthetic winterizer and a fleece lining.

To sew a children's jacket you will need:

Let's get to work

Cutting preparation

To cut a jacket, you will need a pattern, you can use an old jacket as a pattern or transfer it from a tailoring magazine. If you have neither one nor the other, then watch the video: and you will learn how to make a pattern of any thing yourself. AT this case I used a pattern for a children's jacket from Burda magazine, which I had to slightly modify to fit the intended model.

Open jackets

Fold the main fabric in half, right sides inward along the hem. Lay out the details of the pattern on the fabric: a shelf, a back and a sleeve. Circle the details of the pattern with chalk, add the necessary length to the product and sleeves (+ allowance for cuff width). Add allowances along: side, sleeve seam - 2.0 cm; shoulder, armholes, collar - 1.0 cm, along the bottom of the product 3.5 - 4.0 cm, along the bottom of the sleeve 2.0 cm, neck - 0.5 cm, the centers of the shelves - 1.0 cm.

Cut out the details of the jacket, taking into account all the allowances.

By finished parts jackets, cut out the details from the synthetic winterizer, as well as the details from the fleece (shelf and back), from the lining fabric - sleeves.

Parts processing

Connect the details of the shelves, backs and sleeves with a padding polyester along the entire perimeter with machine stitches, stepping back from the cuts of 0.5 cm. Thus, with further connection of the main parts, the insulation will not move out and warp.

Cut off the excess padding along the edges with scissors:

open the hood

Scheme of building a hood on a stand. The height and width of the hood is taken individually and depends on the size of the head. The tuck on the hood should match the shoulder seam on the product.

Fold the finishing fabric with the right sides along the edge, take the parts of the hood and lay out their fabrics. Add 1.0 cm allowances for all cuts. Cut out similar details from the sievepon and fleece. Connect the details of the hood of the top with the padding polyester, 0.5 cm from the cuts.

Connect the parts of the hood to each other, as well as the parts of the lining of the hood.

Preparing the jacket for fitting

Baste the front and back pieces along the side and shoulder seams. Baste the right sleeve, but do not tuck it into the armhole, including the hood. Make a fitting on the child, specify the length of the product and the sleeve; product width and sleeve width; neck depth; hood size; location of pockets.

Jacket tailoring

After trying on, make any changes to the product. And work your pockets.

Patch pocket processing

To process patch pockets with a valve, imitating a patch valve, you will need two squares. The width and height of the squares (pockets) depend on the size of the child's palm, so the size is chosen for each child individually, as well as at will and model. The top of the pocket is treated with a valve, which consists of two parts and a thin layer of synthetic winterizer for the shape.

Valve parts are processed as usual, but instead of adhesive pad, a synthetic winterizer is used inside (as a gasket). The valve parts are turned together with the gasket, then turned outward, the corners are cut out. The seams are straightened and fixed with an iron or edging. After that, they lay along the valve contour finishing stitches. When processing the valve, the cut that will be connected to the pocket is not turned, the valve is turned out through it front side.

Next, the valve is sewn to the upper cut of the pocket, while the cut of the lower part of the valve needs to be cut a little. If this is not done, then when the valve is bent, the lower part will bulge and the valve will bulge. After stitching, the valve is bent to the front side on the pocket, the cuts of the seams will be inside.

Then the sections of the pocket are folded to the wrong side and stitched to the product from three sides, while fixing the valve on both sides. Thus, visually, the pocket and valve look like two separate parts. But in fact, you don’t need to lift the valve every time to get into your pocket, it is static.

Attention! When processing pockets in products made of fabric in a cage, it is necessary to fit the cage of the pocket with the cage of the product.

Chest pocket processing

Chest pockets are processed according to the same principle as welt pockets with a leaflet. Read how to process a pocket with a leaflet: In this case, the leaflet is a valve made in the above way. After processing the welt pocket, so that the valve holds securely, the sides of the valve are fixed with machine fasteners to the product.

Connection of shoulder seams

Connect the front and back along the shoulder seams, lay double finishing stitches on the front side.

Hood processing

Connect the fleece lining to the base of the hood along the outer cut, leaving distances along the seam for the buttons of the fur trim. To do this, mark the distances where the fur trim will be fastened, and at the same time the distance for the buttons (it should be slightly smaller than the diameter of the button).

Align the hood to the front side and lay the finishing lines 0.1 - 0.2 cm from the seam in both directions.

Also in the hood according to the model there is a fixing cord, for this, punch holes using a metal block or sweep loops.

As a fur trim in this case, fur is used from old jacket so it doesn't need to be processed. The only thing that is needed is to sew on buttons and always on the leg. If this is not done, then fastening the fur will be difficult.

Connecting the hood to the neck

Baste and stitch the top of the hood into the neckline, lining up the hood darts with the shoulder seams. If there is a lot of fit on the hood, then slightly deepen the neckline in front.

Sewing a zipper into a jacket

First pin and sew one part of the zipper, then the second part of the zipper, using the single/double sided presser foot. When sewing on the zipper, be sure to align the check and horizontal seams.

Plank processing

To process the bar, you will need 3 parts: 1 - the upper part of the bar, 2 - Bottom part slats, 3 - laying of a thin padding polyester. All 3 parts are the same in size, length = side length + hood stand + 1.0 cm allowances. In addition, the bar is cut out minus the allowance along the bottom of the product. The width of the bar varies from 3.5 - 5.0 cm (+ 0.5 cm for allowances). The plank is turned on three sides along with the gasket, the corners are cut out. A Velcro tape is sewn to the bottom of the bar, marking an equal distance.

Sweep a loop in the bottom corner.

On the product, the second side of the Velcro tape is sewn in the same way so that when fastened, the tape on the bar and on the product coincide. Lay double finishing lines along the seams of the strap, on the front side.

Attaching the strap to the shelf

Sew the plank to the edge of the shelf, aligning the right side of the plank with front side shelves. The upper edge of the strap should coincide with the edge of the hood stand, and the lower edge of the strap with the hem line of the product. When fastening a zipper, the Velcro fastener must match, while maintaining the distance between the cut of the bar and the zipper. This is necessary for the convenience of fastening the zipper and laying the finishing line along the bar.

Sleeve processing

Processing of reflective elements on the sleeves

To make reflective elements on the sleeves, you can use hand-made applications. To do this, draw any shapes on the tape, cut them out, fasten with stitches or pins and sew with a zigzag stitch to the sleeves. Such creativity will please not only the child, but also the drivers.

Connections of sleeves with a product

Sweep and sew the sleeves into the armholes.

Lay finishing lines along the seams of the connection.

Finishing the bottom of the sleeves with cuffs

To process the bottom of the sleeves, you will need a facing for the cuffs. To do this, cut out a facing from the finishing fabric with a width = cuff width + 2.0 cm allowances, and length = sleeve width at the bottom.

Stitch cuffs to sleeves and secure with stitching.

Inner cuff processing

For the manufacture of the inner cuff you will need: knitted cuffs 2 pcs. (you can buy them or sew them yourself) and 2 rectangles from the main or finishing fabric: width \u003d 8.0 cm. + 2.0 cm. allowances, length \u003d width of the sleeve at the bottom. Stitch the rectangles to width, then connect them to the knitted cuffs.

Side seam connection

grind side seams jackets while sewing the seams on the sleeves.

Lining Processing

Stitch the lining parts in the same way as the main product.

Connecting the lining to the product along the neck

Sew the lining of the product with the lining of the hood along the neck. Don't forget to make a hanger and sew it into the seam.

Rear incision processing

To process a characteristic cut for a parka jacket, it is necessary to mark its location, i.e. in the center of the back. Then mark the length of the cut and a width of 5.0 cm.

The same must be done on the lining, in this case, specify the length of the cut.

Connecting the lining to the bottom of the product

Before connecting the lining and the product, it is necessary to shorten the bottom of the lining by 1.0 cm so that the lining does not peek out from the front side. Also, shorten the synthetic winterizer at the bottom by the width of the hem, so as not to create obstacles for the cord to run.

Sew the lining along the bottom of the product.

Along the cut at the level of the hem, fold the cut and sew. This way you will provide a hole for the cord to come out. After that, overcast the cut with the lining, to the holes for the cord, as far as possible. Make a cut in the top corner of the cut.

Connect the lining to the product along the sides with wrong side, slightly fitting the fleece lining.

Laying finishing lines

Sew the finishing stitches along the slit on the back, sweep the bottom and thread the cord on both sides.

In front, sweep the piping along the zipper and fasten hand stitches bar. Sew machine finishing stitches along the bottom of the jacket, then along the zipper and along the placket. Remove the basting threads.

In one of the sleeves, support the seam and turn the jacket on the front side, check the quality of operations and stitching. Pin the seam on the sleeve with machine stitching.

Sew buttons on the jacket, fasten fur trim along the hood, insert the tips and clips for the cord. On the bottom of the product near the zipper, sew a button on the leg so that it does not fall off during wearing, and cut a loop on the strap.

In the previous master class you will find a description:.

You can also use various fabrics, decoration, accessories and sew your own unique thing that is not in stores. Based on my first experience, sewing a children's parka jacket is not difficult at all. It is especially pleasant when you sew clothes for loved ones and dear people. I recommend that you definitely try to sew winter jacket and you will have a lot of fun.

Wish you success!

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To look stylish in the cool season, jeans and a cool jacket are enough for a teenager. They categorically reject hats, and mothers know how much effort must be made to make the boys wear them. But let's get smarter and make this superb hooded jacket. No teenager will refuse this. It is warm, comfortable, the “right” color. And even if the wind rises, the hood will always help out! And most importantly - a jacket pattern for a boy is built very simply!

To build a sweatshirt pattern, you can use them when building. Since the jacket is insulated, it is necessary to make additional increases to the measurements. Depending on the thickness of the insulation, the increase can be increased.

We use standard size for height 158 ​​cm.

• Bust 79 cm
• Hips 86cm
• Back length to waist 37.5 cm
• Front length to waist 38cm
• Shoulder length 11cm
• Neck girth 33.5 cm
• Sleeve length 56 cm
• Armhole depth 18 cm
• Armhole width 8 cm
• The length of the jacket on the back is 50 cm (excluding elastic).

Draw a rectangle ABCD with a width equal to AB \u003d Half-girth of the chest according to the measurement + 8-10 cm and length according to the measurement.
The length of the jacket depends on the height of the child and is measured from the seventh cervical vertebra to the desired length of the product. When constructing a pattern for the back and shelves, the width of the elastic band is not taken into account.

IMPORTANT! The amount of freedom to fit depends on the size of the product and can be increased or decreased.

Rice. 1. Pattern of a jacket for a boy - building a back and a shelf

Building the back of the jacket

From point A, lay down AG \u003d Armhole depth according to the measurement + 2 cm (increase in the freedom of the armhole), AT \u003d Back length to the waist according to the measurement. From the points obtained, draw horizontal segments to the right until they intersect with segment AD. Points T1, G1 are received.

Back neckline. From point A, set aside 7 cm to the right (1/3 of the half-girth of the neck according to the measurement + 1.5 cm for all sizes). From point 7, set aside 2.5 cm (for all sizes) and draw a concave line for the neck of the back.

Side line. Divide GG1 in half and draw down the segment until it intersects with the DC line - the segment G4H is obtained - the side line of the jacket.

Auxiliary armhole lines. From the point G4, set aside to the left and to the right by ½ the width of the armhole according to the measure with an increase: (Spr + 4) / 2. Points G2 and G3 are obtained. From the obtained points, lift up the perpendiculars to the intersection with the line AB. Points P and P1 are received.

From point P, lay down 2 cm and through point 2 draw a line of the shoulder of the back with a length equal to the length of the shoulder according to the measurement + an increase in shoulder lengthening of 1.5-2 cm.
To draw the back armhole line, divide the G2 angle in half and draw a bisector 3 cm long. Draw the back armhole line from the extreme point of the shoulder through the middle point of the division of PG2, point 3 to point G4.

Building a jacket shelf

Shelf lift. From point T1, set aside up the length of the front to the waist according to the measure - point W is obtained.

Front neck. From the W point, draw a 7 cm long segment to the right (1/3 of the half-girth of the neck according to the measurement + 1.5 cm for all sizes). From point 7, lay down 7.5 cm (1/3 of the half-girth of the neck according to the measurement + 2 cm for all sizes) and draw a concave line of the front neck.

Front shoulder. From point P1, set aside 2 cm down and through point 2 draw the front shoulder with a length equal to the length of the back shoulder.

Front armhole line. To draw the front armhole line, divide the G3 angle in half and draw a bisector 3 cm long. Draw the back armhole line from the extreme point of the front shoulder through the middle point of the division of PG3, point 3 to point G4.

Draw the pocket lines on the shelf as shown in fig. 1, reshoot the leaflet on tracing paper.
The size of the leaflet depends on the size of the jacket and can be increased or reduced in accordance with the proportions, the location of the leaflet may also vary depending on the size.

After building the back and front of the jacket, mark the lines of the lines (they are paired at a distance of 1 cm from each other) and proceed to the construction of the sleeve pattern.

Sleeve pattern for a jacket for a boy

Draw a rectangle ABCD. AB = DC = Arm circumference at the top + 10 cm.

IMPORTANT! The increase can be increased or decreased, depending on the thickness of the insulation.

Rice. 2. Jacket pattern for a boy - building a sleeve

Sleeve length - the lines of the rectangle AD and BC are equal to the length of the sleeve by measure.

Eye height. From point A down, set aside 1/3 of the Half-girth of the chest according to the measurement and put a point P. From point P to the right, draw a straight line until it intersects with the line BC. Mark the intersection point with the letter P1.

Auxiliary sleeve lines. Divide the line AB into four equal parts. Designate the middle point of division with the letter O, and the division points on the left and right - O1, and O2. Points H, H1 and H2 were obtained on the lower line of the sleeve. From points O, O1, O2, lower the straight lines down to the intersection with the DC line and their intersection points are denoted by the letters H, H1, H2.

Eye line. Connect points P, O, as well as O, P1 with dotted lines. Mark the points of intersection of the dotted lines of the auxiliary lines with the letters O3 and O4. Then divide all the segments of the dotted lines (between the auxiliary lines) in half. From division points at right angles to dotted line set aside: from the line PO3 down 0.5 cm, the line O3O up 2 cm, OO4, up 1.5 cm, O4P1 down 2 cm. From the point O3 up, set aside 1.5 cm and put the point O5. Draw an eye line through the points P, 0.5, O5, 2, O, 1.5, O4, 2, P1. O - the high point of the eye of the sleeve.

EXTRA ADVICE! After the sleeve pattern is built, measure the length of the sleeve okon according to the pattern from point P through point O to point P1. Similarly, measure the length of the armhole in front and back of the product according to your pattern for comparison. Compare the obtained values: the length of the eyelet should be 1-2.5 cm longer than the length of the armhole (for fitting the eyelet). In any other case, you should increase or decrease the increase when constructing the width of the mesh of the sleeve.

To narrow the sleeve at the bottom, draw 2 segments as shown in fig. 2. The width of the sleeve at the bottom can be increased, depending on the size and thickness of the insulation. Mark the place for the emblem along the line of the descent of the eye - see fig. 2 (glue the finished emblem along the marking and additionally stitch along the contour).

Hood pattern for a jacket for a boy

The pattern of the hood is modeled on the basic pattern of the hood. Clasp width - 9 cm.

Rice. 3. Jacket pattern for a boy - building a hood

Instructions for cutting and sewing a jacket - in the next lesson! Sign up for a free newsletter and be the first to know all the news of the site.

This stylish quilted jacket with patch pockets and large buttons is sure to please. young fashionistas. It is made in a delicate light caramel color, emphatically feminine and will become an indispensable combi partner in any children's ensemble - both with a skirt and with trousers. Be sure to sew such a jacket for your girl, and she will be delighted. The pattern of a jacket for a girl is easily modeled and sewn.

The pattern of the jacket is modeled on, the sleeve is one-sutural. Since in this model the jacket fabric is duplicated with a heater (synthetic winterizer) and quilted, when building basic pattern be sure to lay an additional increase in insulation.

Calculation of increments when building a basic jacket pattern:

Increase in freedom of fitting to the half-girth of the chest: 4 cm, an increase in the depth of the armhole 0.5-1 cm, an increase in the length of the shoulder - 0.5-1 cm.

Insulation addition: calculated according to the formula Insulation thickness *3. That is, if the thickness of the insulation is 0.4 cm, therefore additional raise to the Semicircumference of the chest will be: 0.4 * 3 \u003d 1.2 cm.

The general increase in freedom of fitting to the Semi-girth of the chest when building a basic pattern will be: 4 + 1.2 = 5.2 cm.

Pattern of a jacket for a girl - modeling

On the back pattern, deepen the neckline by 1 cm and draw a new line for the back neckline. The length of the back from the waist is 20 cm. If desired, you can lengthen the pattern to the desired length.

On the front pattern, deepen the neckline by 1 cm, make an increase for the strap by 2 cm. The width of the strap in finished form is 4 cm, the length of the strap is up to the waist line. Cut off the bar (rectangular piece in red) and cut out separately. From the waist line, lay down 20 cm and draw the line of the bottom of the jacket, round the lower corner of the shelf. Draw a pocket with a side length of 12 cm. Additionally, reshoot the collar (the width of the collar along the shoulder seam is 4 cm).

Rice. 1. Modeling the back and shelves

To build a collar pattern, you will need to take 2 measurements from the back and shelf pattern - the length of the neck of the back and the length of the neck of the shelf. Draw a rectangle with a width equal to 1/2 the length of the neck of the back + 1/2 the length of the neck of the shelf + 4 cm and a length equal to 9 cm.

IMPORTANT! The width of the collar must be reduced or increased depending on the size of the jacket.

Build a collar pattern as shown in fig. 2.

Rice. 2. Jacket collar pattern

How to cut a jacket for a girl

To sew a jacket you will need: jacket fabric, synthetic winterizer, lining fabric, 4 buttons with a diameter of 2.5 cm, matching threads.

From the main fabric, cut out the details shown in fig. 3. From the synthetic winterizer, cut out the details of the back, shelves, straps, collar. Duplicate the details of the selection, collar and pockets with thermal fabric (gray details).

Rice. 3. Details of the cut of the jacket for the girl

From the lining fabric, cut out the details: cut out the backs, sleeves, pockets, details of the shelves minus the picks.

Seam allowances - 1.5 cm, allowances on the bottom of the jacket and sleeves - 3 cm.

How to sew a jacket

Lay the details of the back, shelves and sleeves on the corresponding parts from the synthetic winterizer, stitch the details according to the pattern with squares, the side of the square is 5 cm.

Duplicate the details of the pocket with thermal fabric, sew the lining to the upper pocket allowance, bend the upper pocket allowance and stitch at a distance of 3 cm from the edge. Overcast the pocket on the sides and bottom, bend the allowances and baste. Stitch the pocket along the markings to the shelf, fasten the seams at the top with horizontal short lines.

To the detail of the stitched strap, baste a strip of padding polyester 4 cm wide. Stitch the straps to the details of the shelf, cut the allowances of the shelves obliquely in the corners. Stitch the shoulder and side seams, lay out the allowances in different sides and accept. Stitch the details of the sleeves at the seams, slightly fit the okats, sweep the sleeves into the product and sew.

Duplicate the details of the collar with thermal fabric, baste the collar detail from synthetic winterizer without seam allowances to the upper collar. Stitch the details of the collar along the outer and short sides, turn inside out, sweep cleanly. Sweep the collar into the neck.

Sew the lining details, stitch the lining to the selection details. From a strip of the main fabric, sew a loop for a hanger, baste the loop in the center of the neck of the back. Stitch lining details with ribs to the product along the back and ribs. Cut off the allowances, turn the lining right side out, insert the sleeves of the lining into the sleeves of the product. Baste cleanly around the edge. Fold in the lining allowances on the sleeves and sew to the allowances of the sleeves of the jacket, pulling the sleeves by the allowances through open bottom jackets.

Bend the lining along the bottom of the jacket and bast it to the product. Sew the jacket along the collars and bottom as shown in fig. 3 (simultaneously stitching the lining). On the right shelf sweep the loops, sew buttons on the left.

The girl's jacket is ready!