We sew women's jackets. How to sew a winter jacket. Cutting preparation

It's getting colder outside, so it's time to warm up. In this article, we will consider how to sew female winter coat. The task is quite difficult, but quite doable. Let's add some unique elements that will make our product exclusive.

How to sew a winter down jacket with your own hands

Let's take the oversized style as a basis, which continues to gain popularity among fashionistas. Today we will try to sew quilted down jacket with a hooded collar.

Materials and tools

The outer material for sewing a down jacket can be polyamide, polyester or nylon. All of them consist of synthetic fibers, have increased wear resistance, do not wrinkle, do not let moisture through and protect from wind. Polyamide is also good because it removes evaporation and dries quickly. hallmark nylon is its lightness, increased water and steam resistant properties.

ATTENTION! If you intend to wear a jacket in conditions of high humidity, then it is better to choose a material with water-repellent impregnation.

In classic down jackets, waterfowl down is used as a filler. because it has natural water-repellent properties. Such fluff will never stick together or fall off, since sweat and human skin fumes do not settle on it. But it will be very difficult for a beginner dressmaker to sew a jacket with such a filler, and it is not cheap, so let's dwell on the very simple version- sintepon.

Choose polyester for lining- synthetic knitted fabric that looks like wool. It is affordable, easy to care for, anti-static and virtually wrinkle-free.

From the accessories, we need magnetic buttons, which we will use as a fastener.

Standard set of tools:

• sewing machine;
• overlock;
• scissors;
• tape measure;
• graph paper;
• pencil;
• needles, pins.

Down jacket pattern

The pattern will be as simple as possible, so we make a minimum of measurements:

• down jacket length;
• back width;
• armhole height;
• the length of the sleeve

IMPORTANT! When taking measurements, it is necessary to immediately lay in them an increase in the freedom of fitting. For outerwear it is about 8 cm.

We build a pattern drawing

• Down lay the collar width 25–30 cm + the desired length of the down jacket. Draw a horizontal line at the level of the collar. From the upper left point to the right, lay off the width, which is equal to the width of the back * 2 + the width of the smell (about 20 cm) + 6 cm.
• Mark the central axis. From it, at an equal distance, lay armholes, 5 cm wide, 25–30 cm high.
• To build a sleeve pattern, we build a rectangle. It can be made straight or tapered. We measure the width of the armhole according to the drawing of the main part. We make the head of the sleeve rounded.

Cutting materials

• We cut out the main part from the outer material and synthetic winterizer.
• Additionally, from the same fabric we cut two parts of the selection and one collar.
• We cut out the sleeves immediately from the outer fabric, lining and synthetic winterizer.

IMPORTANT! It is necessary to leave 2.5 cm for allowances on each side and 5 cm for processing the bottom.

Stages of sewing a down jacket

• Sections of details from outer and lining fabrics we process on an overlock or on a sewing machine using a zigzag stitch.
• We fold the main rectangle with the additional detail of the gate face to face, accept, and then grind down them on sewing machine. Similarly, we sew two selections on the sides.
• We proceed to cutting out the lining for the main part. We cut a rectangle of this size to fill the space on the wrong side between the bands and the collar.
• Carefully we put a synthetic winterizer inside matching corners.
• On the front side, with the help of a remnant, we outline the lines of lines along which we will quilt the fabric. So that the lines do not part, we fix them with safety pins and lay basting ties using a thin needle. On the collar and collars we sew (quilt) 3 layers of material, outer, synthetic winterizer, outer. In the place where the lining will be, we quilt 2 layers - outer material + synthetic winterizer.

ATTENTION! So that the synthetic winterizer does not slip on the fabric, it should first be sewn around the perimeter. Since the fabric turns out to be quite dense, it is more advisable to use a walking or Teflon foot of a sewing machine.

• The same way we quilt the sleeves. When applying a synthetic winterizer to the sleeves, it is necessary to step back 5 cm from the bottom edge (cuff). The insulation is not sewn to the bottom allowance, because it is designed to be folded inward and connected to the lining.
• Machine stitching the shoulder seams. So that in the future the down jacket does not slip off the shoulders, we make two parallel seams at a distance of 2 cm between each other and insert a lace into them, which will be pulled around the neck. The lace can be taken ready, but it is better to sew from the main fabric.
• Sewing the side seams of the sleeves from the outer fabric (which is already quilted with padding polyester) from the wrong side, then we grind the side seam of the sleeve lining. We fold the lining and the main sleeve face to face, sew the lower sections. Turn it inside out and insert the lining inside. Then he tucks the cuff inward, basting, ironing and laying a decorative seam along the front side at a distance of 2-3 mm from the edge.
• We sew the sleeves into the "body" of the jacket. To do this, we find the centers of the okats and connect them with the shoulder seams. We stick them into the armholes with safety pins and tack them in such a way that a small fit is formed. We make a machine seam, the upper thread should pass along the part of the sleeve.
• We sew the main part of the lining. To do this, we put the main part with the synthetic winterizer up and connect it with the lining on three sides, except for the hem.
• Through the bottom edge, turn the down jacket inside out and pin, tack, and then sew on a typewriter lining to the main material. We make a line not reaching the middle of about 10 cm. On the other hand, we do the same operations. Turning out the jacket. We bend and iron the middle. With the help of safety pins, we fix the unstitched area and manually sew it with hidden ties. The lining is sewn on.
• Sew on magnetic buttons at an even distance from each other.
• In addition to buttons, you can add a belt. We cut it immediately on the fabric. The width of the belt detail, taking into account the allowances, is 10 cm, the length is 150 cm. For additional rigidity, we glue non-woven or dublerin with the wrong side. We sew short sections from the inside. We twist, we iron. We make a hem along a long cut by 0.5 - 0.7 cm, iron. We outline and lay a decorative stitch on the front side at a distance of 1-2 mm from the edge.

Something insanely complex, then, believe me, you were wrong. In our time, and even more so with our prices, this skill will be very useful. It will be enough just to know the basic principles of sewing, to have the desire and patience so that sewing a jacket does not cause you great difficulties.

The truth about tailoring

Sewing outerwear is likely to interest almost every woman who loves to sew. Naturally, if you have taken up this business for the first time, it will seem to you that it is very difficult. But, believe me, this is only the first impression. So feel free to take on this business - you will succeed.

Think about the fact that with this product you will not need to suffer very much, glue small details, and if suddenly there are some minor flaws, they can easily be hidden under the lining.

Every modern woman in the wardrobe can find all sorts of different jackets, raincoats and fur coats. And every fashionista does not miss the chance to treat herself to a new thing.
But why not stop spending extra money on expensive purchases, and just wonder how to sew a jacket.

Moreover, it is worth noting that you do not need to have any special knowledge and extensive experience in tailoring things. Actually the secret is simple. The most important thing in tailoring a jacket is, following the rules, to clearly and correctly make a pattern, given your size.

You will also need to decide on the main material from which you want to sew your jacket, as well as prepare other fabrics and accessories, such as synthetic winterizer, lining, various zippers and fasteners suitable for sewing needles and threads.

After that, it remains only to decide on the style of your future jacket. After you have finally decided and weighed everything, following the recommendations, you can start sewing your new clothes, and then you will definitely succeed.

Technology and secrets of sewing

Believe me, there is nothing to fear here. The first thing any person is afraid of is simple and banal uncertainty, but it’s worth seeing the detailed one once. step by step instructions the whole process of work to understand: in fact, nothing is easier.

It is also important to decide what kind of accessories you need. If you are thinking of sewing a sports-style jacket, then the clasp is best for you. If you suddenly can’t get a zipper, replace it with buttons. And if you do not have access to them, then take the buttons.

Jackets for women, their types and features

First of all, decide what exactly you want. After all, all jackets are so different, each in its own way is unique and beautiful. Every woman of fashion in her wardrobe, as a rule, can find more than one, not two, and even not even five jackets and coats of various styles and tailoring. And no matter how many of them there are, each of them means something and is intended for special occasion. In any case, you can’t exactly call any of them superfluous.

Light jackets

Now consider an example of how to sew a light jacket.

You will need the following materials:
- Cloak fabric.
- Interlining.
- Lightning 60 cm.
- Buttons.
- Threads.
- Sewing machine.

How to sew a jacket? We begin the process by sewing the lining. To begin with, we sew shelves with selections. Then we sew side details to the center of the shelves. After you need to stitch the darts. Sew side seams and shoulders. Carefully sew on the sleeves.

Top of the jacket: sew the center of the shelves and side parts. We sew darts. Why we sew shoulder parts, sides of the shelf and back. Then sew on the sleeves.

jacket collar: You need to measure the size of the neck. The size of the finished collar should be 6 cm. Depending on the size of the neck, you need to cut a strip of fabric so large that the finished part is 6 cm. But do not forget to add 1 cm for the seams.

In order to sew in a zipper, use a helium pen or chalk to mark the place on the right and left sides on the jacket shelves. And carefully sew it on.

Jacket pocket: cut out a pocket for our jacket in the shape you want. We cut out the lining of the same shape. We connect both parts. Sew a finishing seam of about 1 cm along the top of the pocket. Gently mark the place where you will sew it on the shelf with chalk. Then carefully attach it.

Belt: cut out a strip of fabric 9 cm wide. We put interlining on the upper part of the belt, bend it along and iron it with an iron. We fold the edges inward and sew with a finishing seam.

Assembling the jacket: You need to sew on the lining, starting from the sleeves. Bottom to bottom. And so on neatly and evenly every detail.

Sew the collar to the neck. Wasting the finishing seam along the collar and shelves. We do the same from the bottom of the sleeves. We bend the bottom of the jacket and also carefully hem it.

Our jacket is ready. Now you know everything about how to sew a jacket.

Warm jackets

The most famous type of insulation in the world is synthetic winterizer. This material is easy to work with, easy to find in any store, and besides, it has acceptable price. But still it has its drawbacks. At low temperatures, it loses its thermal properties and deteriorates from a hot iron and steam. It also loses thickness over time, especially after washing.

How to properly sew a product with insulation, consider the example of sewing a jacket for a boy.

Jackets for children

It is also easy to make a jacket for your child. So, let's figure out how to sew a jacket for a boy with your own hands.

For this you will need:
- Jacket fabric.
- Lining.
- Lightning.
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- Threads.
- Pattern paper.

When cutting out details, do not forget that you need to leave 1 cm for the seams. Transfer the pattern to paper.

From the fabric for the jacket and from the lining we cut out the following details:

• Back - 1 pc.
• Before - 2 pcs.
• Sleeve - 2 pcs.
• Hood - 2 pcs.

Sewing a jacket

We connect the back and sleeves. From the main jacket fabric we sew the sides and sleeves at the same time. We do the same actions with the lining.

On the back of the jacket, mark the middle. We connect the seam of the hood with the middle of the back. We put a lining inside the hood. On the front parts, allowances of 1 cm wide will have to be left for sewing in the zipper. The remaining edges at the bottom of the zipper are carefully folded over.

We fold the rubber cuffs in half and sew in the same way as the hood.

After that, we carefully attach the zipper, while stepping back from the bottom of the jacket 3 cm.
It remains only to carefully hem the bottom of our jacket. The product is ready.

Leather jackets

Let's learn how to sew a leather jacket.

Many people think that a leather jacket is a terribly difficult task. But if you set a goal and approach this issue as correctly as possible, then there really are no difficulties in this.

If you have basic sewing skills, know how to work with patterns, then maybe it's time to try something new. Leather work has its own characteristics:

In no case should leather fabric be basted with a needle, since the needle puncture sites will remain forever.

In order to fasten two parts together, you can use superglue or different clips.

When working with patterns, you need to take into account the density of the skin. If it is too soft, then more space should be left for the seams.

How to sew a jacket with your own hands

When all the patterns are transferred to paper, all the nuances are taken into account and finalized, you can try to start sewing. Try to lay out the patterns on the fabric as sparingly as possible. Use chalk to circle all the details. This can be done both from the wrong side and from the front side. Since our material is very soft and easy to stretch, all the details must be duplicated special cloth- doubler. It can be bought at any specialized store. To give the skin extra volume, glue the skin with foam rubber in the places you need and carefully sew.

As carefully as possible, connect all the parts of the jacket. Sew on sleeves and collar.
We cut out the same details from the lining fabric as from the main one. We connect all the details of the lining. Then very carefully sew the lining fabric to the main product. It's best to start with the sleeves. Then along the bottom of the jacket, then the shelves and the neck. This is how easy it is to sew a jacket with your own hands.

Winter jackets

If you want a synthetic winterizer jacket, the question you need to decide is: what material to choose for sewing? Basically, such products are sewn from artificial leather or raincoat fabric. There is, of course, a difference in price, so first decide how much you are willing to spend on fabric.

Once you have chosen the fabric, you can get to work. So, how to sew a jacket on a padding polyester with your own hands?

For this jacket you will need:
- artificial leather- 2.5 m.
- fabric for lining - 2.2 m.
- synthetic winterizer 200 - 2.5 m.
- raincoat fabric - 1 m.
- 80 cm long zipper.
- standard zippers for pockets - 2 pcs.

How to sew a jacket on a synthetic winterizer

We transfer the pattern sample to paper. Then we cut out the details of our product from the insulation and the main fabric. All parts are interconnected with pins, taking into account the places for seams.

Quilt each detail along the marking lines, marking them in advance on the front side of the fabric. For this, of course, artificial leather is better suited, since by making notes on the front side, they can then be easily washed off. If you are working with a different fabric and cannot make marks on the face, then do it from the wrong side of the fabric, then sweep, and only then sew along with the padding polyester.

To make the side pockets of the jacket you will need:
- 2 parts of the pocket from the main fabric, lining and insulation (moreover, you need to take only half of the insulation layer, i.e. carefully divide the padding layer manually into 2 equal thicknesses).
- 2 parts of the strip (to add volume) from the main and from the lining fabric.

For each detail, do not forget to leave room for an allowance - 1.5 cm each.

We quilt, and then sew the details of the strip to the pockets from the insulation. We do the same actions with the details of the strips and pockets made of lining fabric. We connect the details of the pockets from the lining and the main fabric front sides and sew together. Turn the finished pockets through the cut.

We sew ready-made pockets to our jacket, bending the edges in order to hide the lining.

All prepared and pre-quilted parts of our product are carefully connected and sewn together.

Tailoring the hood

Cut out the details of the hood from black raincoat fabric and sew them together. For the inside of the hood, we cut the same parts from another fabric and carefully sew them into the middle of the hood, then turn them inside out. We attach both lower parts of our hood to the middle of the neck of the jacket.

We cut out the details for the bottom of our jacket and facing. We connect them with the front sides with the bottom of the jacket and sew.

For a hanger loop, you need to cut a piece of fabric in the form of a 1x8 cm strip. Of course, you can buy a finished piece, for example, in the form of a chain.

We sew it in the middle while connecting the details of the facing and the edges.

In order to sew a zipper into the product, we apply our zipper face to face on the left and right part of our jacket and carefully sew them. Before applying the zipper, step back from the bottom of the jacket 1 cm. This is done so that the finished product does not stick out at the bottom due to the fastener.

In the same way, we carefully sew the details of the lining of our jacket. Sew on the lining, starting from the bottom of the jacket. Then we sew the sleeves from the main fabric and the lining and connect them to the jacket.

Now the jacket is ready.

Demi-season jackets

It will also be useful to learn how to sew a jacket for spring with your own hands.

With the onset of warm days, I want to take off heavy fur coats and jackets and put on light and spring ones. If you are tired of your old things, you can try to make such a jacket yourself.

For work you will need:

Synthetic leather;

Sintepon;

Lining fabric;

Zip fastening;

Short zippers for pockets.

Transfer patterns to paper. Then carefully redraw on the fabric and cut out.

Parts list:

Back - 2 children. middle part, 2 children. sides, 1 child. undercut with a fold;

Shelves - 2 children. sides, 2 children. middle part, 2 children. central part, 2 children. planks;

Collar.

We connect the details of the back of the jacket with pins, then carefully stitch and iron.

In the same way, we outline or connect the details of the middle part of the shelves with the side ones with pins and also stitch them.

Baste the details of the shelf plank together, sew. Then process the darts and iron towards the center.

Then alternately connect the parts from the lining and the main fabric together.
We prepare and cut it out of fabric. We connect and sew the parts of the stand, sewing a collar between them.

Then we sew the details of the finished product from the lining and from the main fabric. We do the same with the details of the sleeves and carefully sew them into the middle of the jacket.

How to sew a jacket with your own hands, patterns will tell you in more detail.

Everyone knows that all good things come to an end. And no matter how much we love warm summer days, cold autumn and winter evenings will definitely come after them. With the onset of cold weather, we have to spend money on warm jackets and raincoats. But why not try to make such products yourself? It's also not as difficult as some people think. All you need for this is to have at least the slightest knowledge of the features of the cut.

Pattern examples

Consider the most common options for patterns of autumn and winter jackets. Let's give an example of how to sew a jacket according to a photo of patterns.

You don't have to throw money away on expensive fashion magazines. It is enough just to start your collection of patterns and pamper yourself with new clothes when you feel like it.

When you think about sewing outerwear with your own hands, the main criterion for you is the quality and style of the product. You will not be able to sew such a thing on your own ("out of your head"). So first you have to stock up on patterns. If you spend your time and effort on work, you will succeed in everything. And you can proudly brag to your friends that this is your job.

The most interesting thing about sewing this quilted jacket/jacket is the "fried crust" technology, which prevents the insulation from migrating through the needle holes that inevitably form during stitching.
The jacket is made of raincoat fabric with a shiny front side. Coat fabric was chosen as a companion for sleeves and placket. Raincoat fabric, quilted with synthetic winterizer, coincides in thickness with the details of the drape. The jacket is lined.

Fried crust technology

We "fried" a synthetic winterizer 100 g / m2 1 cm thick. This brand of insulation is easily stratified in half. That's half the thickness we need. They stratified, laid, covered with a dry cotton iron and ironed several times.
The top layer becomes similar to a baked crust, but by no means completely melted. The second side of the part should remain unmelted, with villi. Try on a sample different time and temperature for optimal results.
Using the example of a pocket, let's consider how the layers are laid out. We place the fried crusts on the outer sides of the pocket so that the insulation from the outer and inner sides does not ooze through the holes from the needle.

On the details of the raincoat fabric we apply a pattern of the future stitch. Let's decompose the layers on the example of the back. We put the parts in the following order: a part from a raincoat fabric lined (front side) down, on it with the fried side of half a layer of synthetic winterizer, on it a part from a layer of synthetic winterizer. So we duplicate all the details from the raincoat fabric, except for the pocket.

Stitching technology front and back

When the details of the back and front are prepared for stitching, we cut off all the layers with pins. We sew each detail along the contour, fastening all the layers together and proceed to the stitching of the details. First we draw a drawing from vertical stripes without breaking the line. On the wrong side of the part, its continuous pattern is clearly visible.

We continue to quilt the bottom of the part with rhombuses. The sequence of continuous stitching is shown in the photo. We stitch the top of the part in the same way.

Quilting and gathering pockets

On the details of the raincoat fabric pocket, we draw the lines of the future stitch. We put the prepared package of insulation between the raincoat and lining fabric. We fasten all layers with pins, make a stitch along the front side and the contour of the pocket.

We establish a pocket according to the pattern, we turn over the upper cut. We sew the inlay to the remaining open sections from the wrong side of the pocket and tack it from the front, but do not attach it.

Assembling and arranging front and back parts

We sew the side seams of the quilted parts of the front and back, punch the blocks under the cord at the waist line, sew the rectangular part of the drawstring, sew the pockets to the jacket and remove the basting.

We fasten the lining detail to the back of the jacket, cleaving off all layers along the contour and waist line.
Important! Above the drawstring and bottom line we make a small influx of lining fabric so that in finished product The lining did not pull on the jacket.

We base the lining exactly along the cuts of the back, not forgetting to leave allowances for sewing the side seam. Leave a 1.5 cm seam allowance at the bottom of the armhole.

Similarly, we set up the lining of the front halves of the jacket.

After priming, remove the pins and sew the side seams of the lining. We pin the lining to the jacket, combining the sections. Do not forget to make an influx over the drawstring and bottom line.

We turn the bottom of the jacket.

Sew on jacket sleeves

The sleeves and placket of the jacket are made of overcoat fabric. We sew the sleeves and make a hem at the bottom.
We bend the lining of the jacket down and attach it with pins so that it does not interfere. Sew the sleeves into the armholes.

We sew the sleeves from the lining fabric into the armholes of the lining. Then sew the bottom of the lining to the hem of the sleeve and hem the hem to the sleeve by hand.

Turn the jacket right side out.

Zipped placket

From the coat fabric we cut out the jacket strap. You will need two identical parts, as in the photo. One bar is upper, the second (selection) is lower. Both strips are duplicated with glue and we edge the bottom strip along the outer contour with a lining fabric. Don't forget the hanging loop.

We sew the upper bar to the jacket, we sew in a zipper, we sew the lower bar (selection), we sew the seams, we pull the cord into the drawstring - the trigger is ready.
Each individual process (stitching, edging, sewing in zippers, etc.) can be found in these articles.

Quilted jackets are in trend right now. In the period of autumn-winter cold, quilted things are indispensable clothing. Even during severe frosts in a quilted coat you feel comfortable. Possessing the necessary sewing skills, any needlewoman is able to create a unique product that will be unique in its kind. In our article, we will consider how to sew a jacket of such a model on our own.

Tools and materials

To make a quilted jacket, you must first prepare the following tools and materials:

• jacket quilted material with a length of 1.5 cm (all data correspond to size 44);
• lining material about 1.5 cm long, you can use twill fabric and 100% polyester;
• long zipper for fastening - 1 pc.;
• twisted zipper for the hood - 1 pc.;
• short zipper - 2 pcs.;
• finishing tape with elastic property;
• sewing threads of the appropriate color scheme;
• sewing machine;
• sewing pins;
• needle and thread:
• chalk for cutting;
• tape measure.

Model selection

The choice of a jacket model with a hood is not accidental:

• very comfortable removable hood, while you can easily change the style by designing the jacket beautiful handkerchief or an interesting tippet;
• the hood is a convenient and versatile part of the jacket, while by transforming the hood and accessories you can create unique images for any style.

Design features

• The bottom of the jacket, the edges of the hood, the lower part of the sleeves and the pockets are treated with elastic tape, which, by tightening the material, preserves natural air circulation under the jacket.
• The front of the jacket has a zipper and a hidden placket.
• There are four pockets on the jacket in reliefs - two upper chest pockets, which are fastened with zippers, and two lower sewn pockets.
• We will make a jacket with a raglan sleeve, which is perfect for creating models designed for outdoor activities.

Cutting preparation

Before cutting the material, the fabric is usually decaged. If you use the material on a padding polyester, then it does not need to be ironed. In this case, the lining material needs to be decanted. The fabric should be steamed with an iron or moistened with warm water, allowed to dry, and then ironed.

Open jackets

How to sew a quilted jacket on a padding polyester with your own hands using a pattern? When cutting the jacket, it is necessary to cut out the following blanks from the main fabric:

• shelf - 2 pcs.;
• back without middle seam;
• sleeves - 2 pcs.;
• hood.

According to the finished blanks, we cut out the details of the lining, while not forgetting to leave an allowance of about 1 cm in the center of the back for a free fit.

It is mandatory to take into account processing allowances:

• side seams 1.5-2.0 cm;
• sleeve seams and reliefs 1.5-2.0 cm;
• shoulder seams, edges of the sides 1.0-1.5 cm;
• sleeves and armholes 1.5 cm;
• neck 1.0 cm;
• bottom of the jacket and sleeves 1.0 cm;
• connection seams for the hood 1.5 cm;
• bottom of the hood 1.0 cm;
• the outer cut of the hood is made without allowance.

Jacket fitting

We grind reliefs on the shelf and back. We make shoulder darts on the sleeves. We sew sleeves into the armholes. After that, we connect the side seams and the seams on the sleeves with a single line. Then we sweep the blanks of the hood.

We try on the future thing:

1. We put on a jacket and with sewing pins in the center we chop off the shelves
2. We pay attention to the location of the shoulder seam, which should not go forward or backward.
3. If necessary, we correct the raglan line, specify the length of the jacket and sleeves.
4. On the shelf on the reliefs, we mark the location and depth of the pockets.
5. If necessary, we deepen the neck and pin the hood with sewing pins.
6. Pay attention to the shape, size and depth of the hood.
7. If necessary, we change the volume, using the side seams, reliefs and seams on the sleeves.
8. Once again, carefully evaluate appearance things.

Important! We mark the changes made with sewing pins on the product with chalk. After removing the pins, chalk marks remain, on which changes are made after the first fitting.

Jacket tailoring

We grind the reliefs on the workpiece, taking into account the changes made. On the front side, we lay finishing lines at a distance of 0.2-0.5 cm from the seam.

Consider how to make a pocket with a zipper on a jacket.

For this you need to prepare:

• burlap, consisting of two blanks;
• lightning - one piece.

How to sew a quilted jacket with your own hands:

1. We connect the blanks of burlap, while stepping back 1.5 cm from the sections of the entrance to the pocket.
2. We grind the relief on the shelf, while leaving free space for the chest and bottom pockets.
3. In the form of triangles, we make notches, not reaching 0.2 cm to the lines.
4. From the wrong side, we sew a zipper into the seam of the relief, while trying to adhere to the following recommendations:
   • the running line should not be located with the intended seam of the relief of the product, while it passes through half of the zipper teeth;
   • as a result - in the finished form, the zipper fits exactly into the seam of the relief, while there are no creases both at the beginning and at the end of the zipper, this method resembles the design of the seam in a frame.

Important! It is necessary to sew a zipper into the relief using a special foot. In this case, the pocket is as high quality as the line goes close to the zipper.

1. From the wrong side, to the zipper allowances, we fasten the burlap of the pocket, using a special foot.
2. Into the split in the pocket we sweep the edging.
3. In the pocket we lay the finishing line, while trying not to hook the burlap.
4. In exactly the same way on the second half of the shelf we process the pocket.

How to make a pocket on a jacket in a seam?

In order to make a pocket in the seam of a jacket, you should do some actions:

1. On the blank of the shelf we draw an arcuate line to enter the pocket.
2. We prepare burlap details and a valance.
3. We connect the valance with burlap.
4. We chop off and grind the details of the burlap.
5. We connect the burlap with the product using an open seam.
6. We process the cut of the entrance to the pocket with an elastic band in two stages:
   • on the wrong side, we sew one side of the braid, while tightening the braid a little to form pocket gathers;
   • we bend the braid to the front side, bend the cut and sew the second side of the ribbon.
7. Together with the pocket we grind the relief seam.

Important! To strengthen the entrance to the pocket, you can put vertical machine bartacks on the wrong side.

1. We lay finishing lines along the relief seams.
2. We put bartacks at the start and end points of the pocket with a zipper.
3. You can use applications in the form of triangles-amplifiers.

Connecting the raglan sleeve to the product

Consider how to sew raglan sleeves for a jacket on a padding polyester with your own hands:

1. We grind the shoulder seams on the sleeves and fasten the allowances with finishing stitches.
2. Sew sleeves into open armholes.
3. At the junction of the sleeves with armholes on the allowances on the wrong side, we make cuts.
4. We lay out the allowances in different directions and lay the finishing lines along the seams.
5. We grind the side seams and the seams on the sleeves, while laying a single line.
6. We estimate that all seams and cells of the quilted material coincide with each other.
7. In different directions, carefully iron the allowances - it is better to use a low-temperature iron, without using steam, while pressing a little with the iron.

The base of the jacket on a synthetic winterizer

After sewing the sleeves into the armholes, we proceed to the procedure for basing the neck, if necessary, you can process the bottom of the jacket and sleeves.

Stitching the collar into the neck

Before sewing the collar into the neck, prepare a strip of fabric that will close the zipper on the hood and neck. The finished strip, together with allowances, has a size of 2.0-2.5 cm.

How to sew a jacket collar:

1. To make a strip, we draw a rectangle whose length corresponds to the length of the neck minus 12 cm plus allowances of 1.0-1.5 cm, the height of the rectangle corresponds to the width of the strip in the cut plus allowances of 4.0-5.0 cm
2. We grind the ends of the strip, turn it on the front side, straighten the corners, bend in half and iron.
3. Stepping back from the sides of the shelves about 6.0 cm, we sweep the strip to the neck.
4. After that, we take one part of the lightning, which is without a slider.
5. We sew the collar into the neck, while we combine the center of the back with the center of the collar, and the edges of the shelves with the ends of the collar.

How to sew a zipper into a lined jacket?

Consider how to properly insert a zipper into a jacket:

1. We unzip the zipper and attach one half to the edge of the shelf.
2. We retreat 0.5 cm from the bottom, with sewing pins we fix one part of the zipper to the middle of the fold point of the collar.
3. We sew a zipper to the jacket.
4. We fasten the second second strip of lightning.
5. Since the fabric has a cage, when fastening it must match, therefore, with chalk on the strip, we mark the seam of the collar and the joining points of the cells.
6. We unzip the zipper, fix the second part of the zipper on the shelf and sew it on, while we do not remove the sewing pins so that the seams do not come together.
7. We fasten the zipper and check the coincidence of the cells and seams.
8. We cut off the long ends of the zipper, if the zipper is metal, then with the help of pliers we remove the extra links.

Making a strap for a clasp

To sew a jacket on a synthetic winterizer with your own hands, you need to make straps for the fastener in this way:

• We measure the length of the bar, which corresponds to the distance from the middle point of the fold of the collar to the bottom of the product.
• From the material we cut out a strip of the appropriate length plus 1.5 cm for allowances, while taking into account the coincidence of the cells on the product and on the bar. The width of the finished plank is 3.0-4.5 cm, while the added allowance corresponds to 1.5-2.0 cm.

Important! We cut out the bar from two parts that are rounded on both sides.

• We grind the details of the strap, turn it on the front side, with the help of an iron we draw a piping along the edge.

Connecting the bar to the product

Consider how to connect the bar to the product:

1. We sew the bar to the right side of the shelf.
2. We combine the cell.
3. We combine the lower edge of the bar with the bottom of the product.
4. We combine the upper edge of the strap with the middle of the fold of the collar.

How to sew a lining for a jacket?

We connect the details of the lining in the same way as we connected the details of the top of the jacket. When making changes on the jacket, we make adjustments and make changes on the lining.

How to sew a lining to a jacket?

Do-it-yourself women's jacket is almost ready. There are a few more steps left:

1. We sew the lining to the product, while combining the neck of the lining and the lower cut of the collar.
2. We sew a hanger to the product.
3. On the sides of the shelves we connect the lining with the future product, while we control that the seam of the connection between the lining and the collar and the stitching of the collar with the future product coincide.
4. We turn the product on the front side, along the edges of the product we sweep the edging into a split.
5. To the width of the foot from the zipper, we fix the edging with a finishing line.
6. Seam to seam with running stitches, we connect the seam of sewing in the collar on the jacket and the seam of sewing in the collar on the lining.
7. On the front side, using a sewing machine, we sew a seam into a seam.

Bottom trim with elastic band

When processing the bottom of the sleeves and the bottom of the product with elastic band, they are guided by the method, as when processing in the pocket relief. To do this, you must first connect the lining with the jacket on the sewing machine, stepping back from the cut of 0.3 cm. We sew on the braid, while bending the ends of the braid. To process the bottom of the sleeves, we first connect the ends of the braid, while the seam of the connection and the seam on the sleeve must match.

Important! To determine the length of the elastic band, it is necessary to measure the circumference of the hips, taking into account the fact that machine stitching can greatly stretch the band. Therefore, before proceeding with the processing of the bottom, the braid should first be pinned to the product and try on the jacket.

In a similar way, we determine the length of the braid of the sleeves. Much depends on the texture of the braid and the structure of the material.

How to sew a hood to a jacket?

Finally we got to the hood for the jacket:

1. We chop off the details of the hood with sewing pins and grind the blanks, while controlling the alignment of the cells.
2. We spread the allowances in different directions.
3. We lay finishing lines along the seams on the front side.
4. We sew the second part of the zipper to the lower cut of the hood, which corresponds to the length of the zipper on the neck.
5. Assemble the lining pieces.
6. We iron the seams to a smaller detail.
7. On the lower cut we connect the lining with the hood.
8. Next, we sweep the piping into a split, after which we lay the finishing line.
9. We process the outer section of the hood with an elastic band.
10. Fasten the hood.
11. We sew or put buttons on the stand and in the corners of the hood.

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These are the recommendations and tips you should consider if you decide to sew a quilted jacket yourself. Note that it is better for craftswomen who already have some experience in sewing to take on such models, since they have to work with large quantity materials and patterns. Good luck!

If you need a warmer option, further cut the lining, insulate the lining with interlining, and also lengthen the sleeves of our jacket. How to sew a lining, you can see in, steps 14 + 15. For the lining and non-woven parts, cut out the details of the shelves (up to the bands), the back with a fold, parts of the sleeve and the hood to the facings.

Sizes 34, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44
Back length approx. 68 cm
Sleeve shorter than standard by approx. 8 cm

You will need

Before opening:

On parts 1 and 2, the bottom facings are drawn for size 34. For sizes 36-44, draw the bottom facings again to the same width as for size 34.

Drawn on the part 1 selection and on the details 1 and 2 of the bottom facing, highlighted in gray, reshoot as separate parts.

On part 1, the marks for sewing on the parts of the toggle fasteners are set for size 34. For the remaining sizes, put the marks again: the mark for the upper part of the fastener is at the same distance from the edge of the neckline as for size 34; the label of the lower part of the fastener is the same for all sizes; the last mark is in the middle between the upper and lower marks of the fastener parts.

cutting

Layout plan:

Important: for the middle part of the hood and the facing of the hood, as well as for the cords and parts of the toggle fastener, special details of the paper pattern are not shown on the pattern sheet. You can draw them directly on the canvas (dimensions including allowances).

Coated linen:

Allowances:

Seam lines and markings:

Sewing

To baste the details of the cut, use the same threads as for sewing and a thin needle. If possible, pierce the fabric with a needle in the area of ​​​​the seam allowances, as traces may remain when the running stitches are removed from the needle. Seam allowances may not be overcast. Iron only from the wrong side, setting the iron thermostat to a moderate temperature, or from the front side through the iron.

Step 1: stitch in the sleeves

Stitch the back halves of the sleeves into the armholes of the back (check mark 3). Stitch (picture below). Cut seam allowances to a width of 1 cm, overcast together and iron on the sleeves.

Step 2: top seams of the sleeves

Cut seam allowances to a width of 1 cm, overcast together and iron on the front halves of the sleeves.

Step 3: Hood Tie & Toggle Cords

Step 4: hood

Step 5: turning and picking

Cut seam allowances to a width of 1 cm and iron. The front cuts of the facings of the neck of the shelves from the upper cut and the front cuts of the facings of the bottom of the shelves from the bottom cut are pinned to the inner cuts of the headboards with the right side to the front side. Stitch to the width of the allowance (1.5 cm, picture below).

Iron the seam allowances, iron the allowance along the inner cut of each selection (1.5 cm) on the wrong side. Sew the front edges of the facings to the edge. Attach the facings of the bottom of the shelves and the collar to the corresponding sections of the shelves with the right side to the front side, pin the facing of the neck to the cut of the neckline, aligning the shoulder seams with the upper seams of the sleeves and securing the hood.

Lay a line along the side cuts of the shelves from the transverse mark, along the lower cuts and cuts of the sides, as well as along the cut of the neck. Cut the seam allowances close to the seams, notch in the rounded areas, cut obliquely at the corners (figure below).

Leave the facings and picks lying on the jacket right side to the right side for now. Fold the facing of the bottom of the back with the back with the front side to the front side, chop off and stitch along the side cuts from the transverse marks and along the lower cut. Cut the seam allowances close to the stitching, notch in the rounded areas (figure below).

Leave the facing of the bottom of the back for now lying on the back with the right side to the front side. The upper ends of the facings of the bottom of the shelves and the back at the transverse marks are alternately turned down and pinned (figure below).

Step 6: Side seams and bottom seams of the sleeves, finish facing the hem and sides

Cut seam allowances to a width of 1 cm. Remove pins. Turn the bottom facings, as well as the pick and neck facings, to the wrong side. Iron the edges. Iron the allowances of the side seams and the lower seams of the sleeves forward, at the lower ends of the side seams, iron the allowance obliquely on the back so as not to notch (figure below).

The bottom and side edges of the cut, as marked on the pattern, stitch to a width of 3 cm, at a distance of 1 cm above the end of the cut, lay a line across. Cut the bottom seam allowance at a distance of 5 mm from the line of the finishing line. Sew the neckline to the seam allowances of the sleeves.

Step 7: the bottom of the sleeves

Step 8: patch pockets

Step 9: Toggle Clasp

Fold the remaining cords in half, fold the ends together, insert 1.5 cm under the front edges of the fastener parts of the right shelf. Sew parts of the toggle fastener along the perimeter to the edge.

From the inside of the right shelf to the place of sewing the upper part of the toggle fastener, sew the upper part of the button, without bringing the needle to the part of the toggle fastener. Put the right shelf on the left shelf, aligning the lines of the middle of the front, put a sewing mark on the bottom of the button on the left shelf. Sew the bottom of the button to the left shelf.

Tip: Instead of toggles, you can punch through one or two rows of buttons, including on pockets. How to pierce rivets, buttons and buttons, see