French Sleeve Coat Free Paper pattern & How to make DRCOS

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This is the pattern for an oversized French sleeve coat, and by applying pile interfacing to the collar part, the collar stands up as shown in the photo.

You can create a stylish look by using oversized snap buttons for the closure.

We have also provided a pattern for the pattern design.

Since there is no zipper and it features French sleeves, the construction is basically simple. However, the handling of the sleeve cuffs and the side gussets may be a bit challenging.

After printing, paste it according to the pasting line,Cut and use.

The pattern has a seam allowance, so it can be used as is.

The production process is explained with translation software.

(1) Apply pile fusible interlining to the collar lining.

(2) Stitch together the center line of the back bodice and press open the seam allowance with an iron.

(3) Attach the side gusset to the back bodice.

(4) Stitch together the shoulder to the sleeve opening, sleeve opening to the side gusset, and side gusset to the hem of the body on both left and right sides to shape it, then press open the seam allowance with an iron.

* Follow the same process for the lining in steps (2), (3), and (4), but remember to mirror the left and right sides.

(5) Stitch the collar to the front body and lining, then press open the seam allowance with an iron.

* After stitching, make notches in the seam allowance of the fabric to ease it.

(6) Attach the pattern to the designated positions on the right side.

* Feel free to arrange the cloud pattern either on the front or the back.

(7) Stitch the upper part of the collar and hem of the front body and lining together with right sides facing, then press open with an iron after turning inside out.

(8) Pull out the sleeves and stitch the sleeve openings together, then press with an iron.

* If stitching the sleeve openings together is challenging, fold the tips by 1 cm, press with an iron, and stitch them together with a slip stitch.

(9) Secure the front parts on the left and right sides with bias tape.

How to make bias tape