Dress with a wrap pattern 🥝 simple scheme step by step

Dress with a wrap favorably outlines the figure. This style is suitable for all women - almost any model elegantly emphasizes the advantages and, if necessary, hides the flaws. To sew a dress with a smell, a pattern is needed, but you can easily make it out of any other. We will now discuss modeling patterns and sewing such clothes.

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Types of dresses with wrap and draping burda

In fact, the smell is just an extended half of the shelf or back. Therefore, such clothes are divided into the same types as any other. She may be:

• business;
• everyday;
• evening;
• home.

Accordingly - any fabrics are suitable, from the lightest chiffon to wool or even cloth. Nothing prevents to sew on such a pattern, for example, a bathrobe, or even a coat.

Important! If you just decided to try, it is best to start with a bathrobe, and then the pattern will work for a business or even evening dress. Yes, and bathrobes are such that it is not a shame to appear in society.

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Where to get a pattern for obese women for free?

A beginning seamstress is usually horrified at the mere thought that she will have to build a pattern herself. Do not despair, this is not necessary. The pattern can be taken from the fashion magazine or downloaded from the Internet and enlarged. But you need to know your size, and even better - take measurements so that you can correct the patterns.

You need:

• chest girth;
• waist circumference
• hip girth;
• neck circumference;
• length of the product;
• shoulder length;
• shoulder width;
• the length of the sleeve.

These are the basic measurements by which you can build almost all the patterns of dresses, blouses and the like. In some cases, others are required, but for a dress or dressing gown with a smell they definitely will not be needed, because these models are sewn:

• on the base pattern;
• without a pattern at all.

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Dress pattern

How to sew a wrap dress with your own hands? You need to start by modeling the pattern. To do this, transfer the pattern to a large sheet of paper. Moreover, you need to translate not just one shelf, but both, so that you get the whole front curve. Remember to draw the midline, as well as the lines of the hips, chest and waist.

Here's the best way to proceed:

1. Determine which side of the dress will be wrap - for example, from left to right.
2. On the opposite side, that is, in this case, on the right, put a point on the waist line.
3. Connect it to the bottom of the neck with a straight line.
4. Circle the pattern along the side cut, the bottom line, the second side cut, and the line you just drew.

Further, several options are possible:

1. Cut both parts the same, according to the pattern that you just received.
2. Cut the upper part according to the obtained pattern, and the lower one - according to the basic pattern.
3. To simulate the smell.

Important! The choice of option depends on the type of fabric. The first is suitable for light materials, the second is great for dense materials, and the third is suitable for both.

Simulate the smell

If you conceived a dress with a smell, a do-it-yourself pattern is done quite quickly. The piece of the part that will be on top, you already have. But it does not have to completely overlap the bottom. There are very effective models when the lower part of the smell is beveled at an angle or even has a curly edge.

You can do this:

1. Lay in front of you a pattern of the upper part.
2. On the bottom line from the side opposite to the edge of the smell of smell, mark its width - it can be ¾ of the bottom line, half, quarter, only a few centimeters from the side seam or even can be located on the side seam itself.
3. Connect this point with a straight line to the end of the smell.

Important! Thus, only the upper part is hidden - the lower one is made according to the main pattern.

Fabric calculation

For such a dress, the material needs a little more than for the classic style:

1. Take the largest measure of your figure - as a rule, this is the line of the hips.
2. Add a quarter or half of the thigh girth to it (depending on which smell you make).
3. Look at the result: if it is less than the cut width, buy one length, if more, then two.

Important! Of course, another 10 cm should be added to the calculation for processing parts.

Cut

Such a dress is tailored in the same way as any other. All parts must be placed on the share:

1. Fold the fabric in half along the shared thread, be sure to align the edges.
2. Place the back part so that the middle coincides with the fold.
3. Overlay empty parts with shelves and sleeves.
4. Circle the patterns with all the tucks.
5. If there is still little experience in sewing, circle again, leaving allowances on all sides depending on the quality and thickness of the fabric.
6. Put the loop places - they are located on the upper part of the smell.
7. Do not forget to put alignment points on the armhole line and the head of the sleeve.

Important! Stretch is cut without allowances.

Assembly

The assembly of such a dress is not much different from the manufacture of any other clothing:

1. To start, sew all the tucks.
2. Sweep and stitch the side and shoulder seams.
3. Iron allowances in different directions, they can immediately overcast.
4. Sew the sleeve along the main seam.
5. Sew the head with a basting seam, with small stitches.
6. Sweep the sleeve, aligning the control points of the head and armholes.
7. Try on what happened - the sleeve fitment most often has to be adjusted.
8. If everything sits properly, sew in sleeves.
9. Process the neck and edge of the odor.
10. Hem the hem.
11. Make loops - best notched.
12. Sew on the buttons.

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Odor treatment

It is very important to ensure that the smell does not sag. This can be achieved in many ways.

Option 1

The easiest way. It is suitable for products in which the lower and upper parts of the smell were built on the same pattern:

1. Sew a small button on the side where the upper panel is located - it will be located where the waist line intersects with the side seam.
2. Sew an eyelet to the edge of the lower panel - best of all, an aerial loop.

Option 2

For products from any light tissue. A lace is sewn to the edge of the lower panel at the waist level, and the second - at the same level to the side seam of the upper panel.

Option 3

For products made of dense fabric, in which the lower half of the shelf is tailored to the base pattern, a long zipper is suitable, one edge of which is attached to the edge of that part of the shelf that is below, and the second to the upper panel.

Important! For the same pattern, you can make a sundress with a smell, but it is better to simulate a back pattern, and sew a shelf on the main one.

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1 piece dress

To sew a dress by smell, a pattern is not always needed. You can make, for example, a dressing gown in the Japanese style. He has no tucks, the sleeve is one-piece, so patterns are optional. But if you are not very confident at the moment, feel at the sewing machine, it is better to first cut out everything from a large sheet of paper. Even the wallpaper remaining after the repair will do. The main thing is to prepare a long ruler and a square.

Build the back:

1. Measure the length of the future sleeve from the bottom to the armpit.
2. Multiply the measure by two.
3. Add half the chest - this will be the total width of the product.
4. Measure the length of the product - from the cervical vertebra to the bottom.
5. Draw a rectangle with such parameters, the length of the product will be a vertical line.
6. Divide the upper horizontal line in half.
7. From this point, lay on both sides a half-girth of the chest, divided in half.
8. Draw horizontal lines over the entire length of the product.
9. Set aside the sleeve width along the top line.
10. Draw perpendiculars to these points until they intersect with horizontal lines, circle them.
11. Circle sections of these lines from dots to the bottom line.
12. Cut back detail over stroke.
13. Model the neck - lower the perpendicular 2 cm down from the middle of the top line, and to the sides - the half-neck of the neck, divided by 2.
14. Connect the points with an arc.
15. Cut the neck.

Important! If you have some experience in sewing, you can build a pattern of half of the back.

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Shelf pattern

Make the basis for the pattern the same as for the back - it will be a rectangle with exactly the same dimensions. The only difference is that at the final stage you need to draw a waist line, and determine which side the smell will be.

For the upper panel:

1. On the waist line from the side where the edge of the odor will be, put a dot.
2. Connect it to the neckline mark on the opposite side.
3. Connect the same point with the angle between the bottom line and the opposite side seam.

For the bottom panel

This part of the shelf is almost the same as the upper one, only the corner opposite the edge of the smell should not be connected to the waistline. The lower panel is a trapezoid with a sleeve rectangle attached to it.

Important! The front neckline is best done a little deeper - 2.5-3 cm.

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Assembly

In principle, such a dress can be cut in one piece, but if you have already made three patterns, the order will be as follows. There are no darts in this case, so the assembly will be extremely simple:

1. Sew shoulder and side seams.
2. On the side where the upper panel is sharpened, leave a hole for the belt on the waist line, overcast it.
3. Hem the sleeves.
4. Handle the bottom.

As for the neck and smell, they can be sheathed with an oblique bandage or even a ribbon folded in half. Grinding consists of several pieces:

• bottom of the upper panel, plus half of the belt;
• top of the upper panel, neck, top of the lower panel;
• bottom of the bottom panel, plus the second half of the belt.

You can sew all the pieces together or just take a very long ribbon. Then proceed as follows:

1. Fold the hem in half, aligning the long sections, and iron.
2. Insert long sections inward and iron as well.
3. Mark where the belt details begin.
4. Insert the edge of the dress into the blank and bite.
5. Sew in a decorative stitch at a distance of 0.2 cm from the bends of the facing on the front side.
6. Try on a dress.
7. Pass the belt from the bottom shelf into the hole.
8. Tie both sides of the belt at the back.

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Stock footage

Thus, to sew a dress with a smell with your own hands is quite affordable. The main thing is not to be afraid of the sewing machine. A dress with a detachable bodice is cut in almost the same way, only the smell is small.