How to make a pattern and sew a pajamas for a newborn with your own hands with a description and a photo.

How to make a pattern and sew a pajamas for a newborn with your own hands with a description and a photo.

Every mother wants to dress from the first daysyour baby in bright, beautiful things. However, often such stylish and, at first glance, comfortable things cause a lot of discomfort to the baby. The child will feel much more comfortable in a simple romper made of calico fabric. At the same time, for the baby it is not at all important what embroidery and other decorative elements his clothes contain.It's easy and quick to make a pattern of your own. Photo №1Choosing the material for sewing a romper suit ThereforeWhen sewing a baby romper, it is very important to choose the right fabric. The best option is still fabrics made from 100% cotton fibers: chintz or flannel. Of course, you can buy a good baby romper in a store, but if you have a sewing machine and a desire to dress your child in an original thing, it is better to try to create it yourself. Often, among your grandmother's supplies, you will find more than one piece of high-quality natural fabric for diapers, and from its remnants you can sew a couple of baby rompers. Just be sure to pay attention to the quality of the fabric. You can also use cambric, madapolama, fumazei. High quality of the material from which the baby romper is sewn will be the key to your child's safety. The so-called "white-earth" chintz fabrics (a small pattern on a white background on one side only) will be the most harmless for your baby's delicate skin. They do not have deep dyeing, so it is hypoallergenic. How to correctly construct a pattern for a baby's romper When creating a pattern for a future romper, you need to take into account the following measurements of the child: the length of the product is thirty centimeters (in our case), the half-girth of the child's chest is twenty-four centimeters, the half-girth of the child's neck is twelve centimeters. If your child's dimensions are slightly different from those we suggest, then make the calculations yourself, based on the formulas below.It's easy and quick to make a pattern of your own. Photo # 2Construction of the pattern 1.It is necessary to draw a rectangle ABCD, in which the vertical lines will be equal to thirty centimeters (AD and BC), that is, the length of the romper. The horizontal lines AB CD show the width of the product and are equal to fourteen centimeters. This value includes half the half-girth of the baby's chest (twelve) + add two centimeters for free fit (for any size). The formula is: twenty-four: two + two = fourteen.It's easy and quick to make a pattern of your own. Picture №32. Make a neckline cutout from the back side.To do this, from point B to the left, focusing on line AB, set aside four centimeters (that is, a third of the half-girth of the neck) or twelve: three = four centimeters. And starting from point B in the direction of the bottom, focusing on line BC, you need to set aside one centimeter (for any size). The resulting points "four" and "one" need to be connected with a slightly concave straight line.It's easy and quick to make a pattern of your own. Photo №43.Create a neckline in the front part of the garment. Starting from point B towards the bottom, using line BC as a guide, set aside five centimeters. The resulting value is: one third of the neck semicircle + one centimeter (for any size). The formula is: twelve: three + one = five centimeters. 4. Determine the sleeve length line. To do this, extend line AB from point A to the left, set aside another ten - fifteen centimeters and fix point P. You need to measure your baby's arm and then calculate this value empirically. If you decide to create a closed sleeve, then you need to add another four - five centimeters to this figure. Don't worry, the sleeve won't be too long, because babies grow quickly.It's easy and quick to make a pattern of your own. Photo №55. Determine the width of the sleeve of the romper.And starting from point P in the direction downwards, draw a line eleven centimeters long, focusing on the parallelism of line AD. Then from the new point 11, create a line to the right side, a horizontal line until it intersects with line AD, and call the new intersection point "P1". 6. Create the line of the bottom of the sleeve. Starting from point 11 in the upward direction, you need to connect point 11 with point P, and then set aside one centimeter. From point P1 itself to the left side along the line that connects P1 and point 11, you need to set aside two centimeters. From point P1 in the downward direction along line AD, you need to set aside three centimeters. As a result, the line of the bottom of the sleeve will pass through points No. 1, No. 2, No. 3. 7. Create a seam along the side of the product. Starting from point D, we need to extend line CD to the left side by two centimeters. And then connect points #2 and #3. 8. Draw the bottom line of the product. To do this, divide line CD into two equal parts. Then from point #2 (bottom of the product) in the direction of the top along the side seam line, set aside one centimeter. Then we connect point #1 with a new point that divided line CD.It's easy and quick to make a pattern of your own. Photo №6At this stage, the construction of the pattern of the futureThe romper is almost finished. It is also important to decide what kind of fold you will make, calculate its depth and the presence of a fastener. Having found out all the nuances, you can add the fold along the line BC on the fabric itself, without adding it to the pattern. As you can see, the pattern drawing contains only a quarter of the romper, so when cutting out the pattern, you need to put another sheet underneath. As a result, you will cut out the front part from the top sheet, and the back part - from the bottom sheet. When cutting, you need to fold the fabric in half, focusing on the grain line. We will attach the back patterns of the product to the main fold of the fabric. And the front side of the romper will be cut symmetrically to the back. Using an overlock, you need to connect the shelf and the back side, or you can also use a simple overcast stitch. In this case, the main thing is to try to create a soft seam so that it does not press on the child. We cut out the elements of the romper, leaving no allowance for seams. Because we have already taken them into account when we made the pattern (its drawing). Using a hand or machine lap stitch, we make the side joints of the romper. Also remember that for babies up to five - six months, all seams should be made on the front side of the product, so as not to irritate the baby's skin. The neckline and the edge of the sleeves should be decorated with a cut strip or a bias strip. They can also be processed with a hook. Or simply processed with an overlock.It's easy and quick to make a pattern of your own. Photo №7That's it! Your baby's romper is ready.

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