How nice it is to put on a cozy and soft terry robe after a shower, wrap yourself in a warm flannel when it's cold at home, or put on a light silk robe in the morning. Definitely the most comfortable clothing to wear at home. Having built a robe pattern, you can sew it from any fabric that you like.
It is necessary
- - Whatman paper or fabric;
- - pencil;
- - tailor's chalk;
- - tape measure;
- - ruler;
- - scissors.
Instructions
Step 1
A robe pattern can be built on paper or directly on fabric. The second method is more convenient as it saves time. Fold the fabric in half. The fold will serve as the middle of the back.
Step 2
From the fold, set aside half of your greatest body volume (hips or chest) plus add ten centimeters to the freedom of fit. For example, if the volume of your hips is 100 cm, then set aside 110 cm from the fold. Draw a line parallel to the fold. Thus, you get the middle of the front of the robe.
Step 3
Step 1, 5 cm from the top edge (this is a seam allowance), down along the middle of the front, set aside the measurement of the length of the front to the waist. Draw a line at the waist, extending it by fifteen centimeters for the wrap. Set aside a side height of about 13-15 cm from the waistline, depending on your height.
Step 4
Divide the entire width of the pattern in half. To get the width of the shelf, add 2 cm to this number, and to get the width of the back, subtract 2 cm. For example, the width of the pattern is 60 cm, therefore, the width of the shelf will be 60/2 + 2 = 32 cm, and the width of the back is 60/2 -2 = 28 cm. Set aside the width of the front panel from the line of the middle of the front.
Step 5
Set aside from the waistline along the fold line the measurement of the length of the back to the waist. Draw a line for the shoulder of the back.
Step 6
To cut the back neckline, set aside a depth of 3-4 cm, and a width of 9-10 cm. For the neckline, draw a shoulder line with a length equal to the shoulder width plus 3-4 cm, and the bevel of the shoulder line will be 3 cm.
Step 7
Draw a line at the back of the armhole. It starts from the shoulder line at a right angle. Set aside 10 cm from the middle of the front for the width of the neckline. Connect with a smooth line the point of the width of the neckline and the extreme point on the waist line.
Step 8
From a point on the waistline, draw a straight line down, parallel to the fold. Draw a 4cm bevel for the front shoulder. Finally, follow the front armhole from the shoulder to a point on the side height line.
Step 9
For the sleeve, cut out rectangles to the desired length and width. The robe pattern is ready.
