Pattern of men's jacket with their own hands. With the help of simple photos and instructions we create beautiful and stylish outfits for men

Pattern of men's jacket with their own hands. With the help of simple photos and instructions we create beautiful and stylish outfits for men

To create a really high-quality patternmale jackets, you need to put a little effort and patience, and then everything will turn out! To build a circuit, you will need to remove all measurements from a particular model. What parameters are needed?photoinstruction for creating a pattern of a man's jacket. Photo №1

  • Product length – Di;
  • Half neck girth - Сш;
  • Sleeve length - Dr.
  • Width of the sternum - Шг;
  • Shoulder width - Шп;
  • Back length - Dts;
  • Back width - Шс;
  • Half chest circumference – Sg.
  • Once all measurements have been taken, you can begin drawing the pattern directly. All parameters on the patterns are set without taking into account seam allowances!photoinstruction for creating a pattern of a man's jacket. Photo # 2

    • First, we look at the corner of the Ao vertex.
    • Correctly build the width of the grid. To do this, it is required to measure the segment, which is equal to the width of the product along the thoracic line, in other words A0 a2 = Cr + P2. The equation is deciphered, as the half-chest of the chest is added to the free fit (about 9 centimeters).
    • Now we construct the length of the grid.From point Ao down we measure the length of the product using the following formula: Di + 2.5 + 3 centimeters for the elastic band, and we will designate the resulting value as H. From a2 we draw a line down to H and we will call the point H2. From H to the right we draw a horizontal line to segment a2 H2 and we will call it H2. Now the pattern consists of three elements - the back, the shelf and the armhole.
    • Now measure the width of the back of the pattern. From Ao we measure such a value on the right-hand side A0 a = Rc + Pr (3 centimeters).
    • Let's measure the width of the shelf. From a2 to the left, we set off the value a2 a1 = Mn + Pr (2 centimeters).
    • Then we build the depth of the armhole. By the formula it is not necessary to cheat, it is simply accepted to take values ​​from 20 centimeters. From Ao down we plot in a straight line 20 centimeters and call the point D. From Γ we lay off the horizontal line in the right side and call it Γ2. From a and a1, we draw down vertical lines that bound the region of the armhole in width and call the points Γ1 Γ3. Next, Γ1 and Γ3 are divided into two parts and we denote the segment by the point Γ4. Then from it we separate the segment H H2 from the straight line, and call the point H1.
    • We build a waist line. From the level Ao, we lay down the segment A ^ + 2.5 and denote T. From T to the right side we lay off the horizontal line and denote the segment T1 T2.

    photoinstruction for creating a pattern of a man's jacket. Picture №3

    • We build the back, and start with the neck. From Ao to the right side, we lay off the segment: Cm: 3 + Nmount (1 centimeter), and denote by A1. From A1 to the bottom we draw a straight line, which is 2.5 centimeters and we call 1. From 1 to the left side we draw a horizontal line to AoH and denote 2. A1 and 2 are connected by a smooth line.
    • We now turn to the construction of the shoulder. From a to the bottom side we measure 3 centimeters and we designate 3. From A1 in 3 we measure the segment about the formula: Wn (shoulder width) + 1 centimeter, and the answer is denoted by P.
    • Now go to the armhole. To begin with, find the level 4, for this we divide the interval a1 into 3 parts. We join the points Π 4 Γ4 by a line.
    • Let's move on to constructing the neck.From a2 down we measure 2 centimeters and call it 5. From 5 to the left we measure a segment using the following formula: Cw: 3 + 2 centimeters, and we designate the answer as A2. This is the armhole width. Now let's calculate the depth. From 5 down we put aside a segment using the following formula: 5 A3 = a2 A2 - 1 centimeter. We connect the points A2 A3 with a line. If it is difficult to draw the correct line by hand, then construct a right angle A2 8 A3, and divide level 8 into two parts and designate 9.
    • We now turn to the construction of the shoulder. From the level a1 down we lay 5 centimeters and call 6. From A2 through 6 measure the width of the shoulder (Шп) and name п1.
    • Armhole. The level a1 of T3 is divided into four parts, and the bottom is denoted by 7. By a smooth line we connect P1, 7, G4.
    • We start drawing the sleeves. What is the difference between a sleeve of a shirt cut and a vintage one? It has a larger width and a smaller height. The height of the pellet is related to the degree of depth of the armhole directly. The larger the shape of the product itself, the higher the height of the pellet will be. For initial works, it is necessary to draw perpendicular lines, with the center at point O1.

    Let's calculate the height of the armhole. This will be the segment O1 O2, and it will be determined in different ways, it all depends on the shape of the jacket:

  • О1 О2 = from 3 to 7 centimeters. The product has a smooth shape (height 4 and more centimeters).
  • О1 О2 = from 8 to 11 centimeters. The product has a calm form (the height of the pellet is 4-9 centimeters).
  • O1 O2 = 12 to 14 centimeters. The product's volume is small (height 2-4 centimeters).
    • Now let's calculate the sleeve width.From O2 (the radius is equal to half the armhole length), make notches on the line that passes through O1 and designate them P1 P2. Consider the segments O1 P1 and O2 P2. Divide them in half and draw perpendiculars. Determine the auxiliary points that will be needed to sew the sleeve cap: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Divide the following segments in half: P1 3, 3 O2, O2 4, 4 P2, and erect perpendiculars from the points obtained. From 5 and 6 by 1 centimeter, and from 7 - 0.5 centimeters, from 8 - 1.5 centimeters. Draw the armhole line through P1 3 O2 P2.
    • We measure the length of the sleeve. From O2 down we lay O2 M + 3 (per elastic band) = Sleeve length.
    • We measure the width of the sleeve along the bottom. From the point m along the horizontal line, we lay the width of the sleeve M M1 = M M2.

    photoinstruction for creating a pattern of a man's jacket. Photo №4Now let's work on the cuff for the elastic.You need to draw a rectangle whose length is equal to the bottom of the sleeve, and the width is equal to the width of the elastic (if the elastic will be sewn to the cuff, if not, then add half a centimeter).photoinstruction for creating a pattern of a man's jacket. Photo №5Let's start building the collar.Drawing a pattern is easy, you just need to draw a rectangle whose length = the length of the neckline and back. Choose the height yourself. The top of the collar needs to be slightly wider.photoinstruction for creating a pattern of a man's jacket. Photo №6Let's start building the pockets.The model shows slit pockets with zippers and leaves. Draw a rectangle (leaflet) 19 centimeters long and 3 centimeters wide. Two leaves for each pocket. Draw the pocket burlap, of any shape, but with the entrance length equal to the length of the leaflet.photoinstruction for creating a pattern of a man's jacket. Photo №7We draw a bar.The model shows a free-form pattern. Draw a rectangle whose length is equal to the length of the shelf in the center + the height of the collar (Figure a). The bar consists of only 1 piece. Do you want rounded ends? Then round them as shown in Figure b, but remember that you will need 2 such pieces when cutting.photoinstruction for creating a pattern of a man's jacket. Photo №8At this point, the construction of the men's jacket can be considered complete. However, before laying out all the parts on the fabric, you should check the total number of parts.photoinstruction for creating a pattern of a man's jacket. Photo Number 9

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