New and original ideas for a coat for a girl. We make clothes for the child in the latest fashion of 2014. Simple instructions and photos

December 11, 2017 handmadebase

During the autumn and winter seasons, whenthe temperature can drop significantly, outerwear is a very important element of the outfit. It should not only be warm and comfortable, warm us even in the lowest temperature. Outerwear should also be very beautiful and stylish. Regardless of any age. So when choosing a coat for your little daughter, be sure to take into account all these nuances. A coat pattern for a girl is an extremely pleasant, not difficult and not expensive job. Even in 2014, a large number of various stylish models appeared that will certainly look lovely on a child. We offer you several options for a coat for a girl, which you can quickly cut out and sew, making an excellent gift for your daughter.One of the common models is a coat with set-in sleeves in the front and one-piece sleeves in the back with a yoke. The side seams have been moved, pockets are located in them.The process of sewing a pattern should begin with tracingback and front on a sheet of paper. We apply the contours of our marks along the armholes and add side cuts. We work on the back. When designing the yoke, it is necessary to connect all the armhole marks starting from the middle of the back at the level of the armhole depth with a smooth contour line. We mark the back. With a relief line from the contours of the mark, we draw a line down parallel to our side cut. We move on to the pockets. At a distance of two centimeters from the bottom of the waist line, it is necessary to put down about ten - twelve centimeters, it all depends on how deep you want the pocket to be. Then we shorten the front and back parts of the sleeves by a length equal to the width of the cuff stitching. This is about five to seven centimeters. To begin cutting, first you need to cut the back along the front line. Then we attach the back yoke to the back of the sleeve. The middle of our back should be attached to the fold of the fabric. We start cutting out our detail number 1. We move on to the pattern of the coat itself. We shift the middle of our back slightly from the fold of the fabric to get folds of about three or five centimeters. To move the side cut to the side, cut off part of the pattern detail along the second line, and then attach it to the back. Combine all the side cuts so that two to four centimeters come out along the contour of the opening for the flare. We cut out details 1 and 4 of the pocket lining from the lining fabric. We move on to the final part. For the shelf, you need to expand the detail along the bottom line from the side cut by about one and a half centimeters. We cut out two details, not forgetting about the allowances for the sides, each seven centimeters. We make the cuffs from two strips, each twelve centimeters wide. They should be equal to the width of our sleeve at the bottom. Another version of the coat is a model on a yoke with one-piece sleeves and darts on the shoulders. There should be small folds on the front and back. We will close our pockets with flaps. The inside of the coat can be trimmed with fur. The collar will be stand-up.Let's get to cutting.Let's cut the back and the front along the shaped lines. Then we'll close the bust dart on the yoke. The middle part of the front should be shifted from the edge of our fabric at a distance equal to the width of the side. This is about 2.5 centimeters, plus an additional seven centimeters for the width of the facing. Then we'll connect the back of the sleeve with the front to make a cut without shoulder seams. The sleeves need to be widened by 2 centimeters along the line at the bottom. Point 2 needs to be connected with our elbow dart. After that, attach the yoke to the back, carefully monitor the alignment of the raglan line and the contour mark of the yoke with the back of the sleeve. The dart needs to be moved to the shoulder cut. Let's move on to the back. Let's cut our pattern into three parts, and then move them apart along the yoke line by 1-2 cm, and along the bottom line from two to four centimeters. Move the middle of the back from the fold by 2 centimeters. To cut the front, we cut and move apart the pattern elements, just like the back. The middle should also be shifted from the edge of the fabric by about 9.5 centimeters. Pata pattern. We cut out our part, it should be equal to the length of the yoke, and two more parts, the length of which is equal to the length of the pocket cut. The width at the top is about five centimeters, and at the bottom - six centimeters. We mark the length of the toe, it is three centimeters. It is necessary to leave allowances for the seams on all cuts. After all the patterns, we can safely proceed to the assembly of our wonderful coat. Another version of the coat is a model with undercuts from the armholes, with dropped shoulders. The sleeves are sewn on the cuffs. The back is on a straight yoke. Special folds are sewn on the front, back and pockets - tucks.We cut the back.First, draw a yoke line along the armhole depth level. Then, for the front, draw the undercut contours along the armhole depth contour starting from the side cut and to the end of the dart on the chest. For the sleeves, attach the upper cuts of the back and front parts of the sleeves. To create an elongated shoulder, the cap of our sleeves between the control marks must be divided in half. Then draw a smooth line. Let's move on to cutting. Cut off the upper part of the sleeve pattern along the second hatched line. Connect the raglan lines and the contours of the yoke marks together with the back end of the sleeve. The dart must be transferred to the shoulder cut. The middle of the back is attached to the fold of our fabric. Let's start cutting the first piece. For the back, you need to shift its middle from the fold of the fabric along the yoke cut line by three centimeters, and from the bottom - by 6 centimeters. From point 3, draw down about 1.5 centimeters. The upper cut of the back is made with a smooth line. Then expand the cut detail by 2 - 4 centimeters from the side cut. To make a shelf, you need to cut the detail from the contour of the bottom of our side cut and to the end of the chest dart. Close the chest dart. Then you need to put together the raglan lines and the contours of the shelf mark with the front upper detail of the sleeve. Our side part of the shelf is moved to the left at the top by three centimeters, and at the bottom - by five. Then expand the cut detail along the bottom line from the side cut by a length of two to four centimeters. Together with the shelf, you need to cut the facings. Let's do the sleeves. Transfer the elbow dart to the bottom line. Divide the detail from the bottom line to the end of the elbow dart, but do not cut three millimeters. Close the dart. Along the bottom contour, expand the sleeves by 3 centimeters. Let's move on to the collar and pockets pattern. After that, we can safely process all the details and move on to assembling our coat. That's all.When cutting out a coat, it is important to use a thick andwarm lining. And then, working with our patterns, you will be able to make a good, beautiful, high-quality, and most importantly - a warm winter and autumn coat. As you may have noticed, working on a coat for a girl takes very little time.To create the patterns, you only need to strictly follow the instructions and use the correct measurements that you took from your child. Good luck!

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