Napoleon Coat 2 Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

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This is the pattern for Napoleon Coat II, suitable for a medieval prince-like appearance as per the request.

It's a rather simple and easy design as both the outer fabric and lining share the same pattern, and there are no sleeves, with edges finished with bias binding.

It's recommended as a base pattern for beginners as well, as clean lines can be achieved even by those new to sewing.

Although darts are only placed on the front bodice, it's also recommended to omit them if you prefer not to emphasize the chest or waistline too much.

While the structure involves attaching an open zipper to the front bodice, it can also be worn with buttons if you add a placket.

Since the length may vary, the pattern for the shoulder epaulettes is not included.

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) Sew the darts on the "Body" and lining, then iron and fold the seam towards the center.

How to sew darts

* If you do not want to emphasize the lines around the chest or waist, skip the darting process.

* For the dart's seam allowance (S/A), fold towards the center line for the right side and towards the outside for the lining, and iron them down.

(2) Stitch the shoulder, side, and back center line of the "Front bodice" and "Back bodice" together, then press the seam allowances open with an iron.

* Make small cuts on the seam allowance (S/A) where the fabric is curved.

(3) Sew the "Collar" onto the "Body," then press the seam allowances open with an iron.

* Make small cuts on the seam allowance (S/A) where the fabric is curved after sewing the "Collar" to iron them.

* Be sure to cut the seam allowance (S/A) properly; otherwise, the "Collar stand" will not look neat.

(4) Apply fusible interlining to the lining of the "Collar" and shape the lining following steps (2) and (3).

(5) Align the right side and lining, then stitch around the perimeter and armhole parts with bias tape first, using a 2mm to 3mm stitch.

How to make bias tape

How to sew bias tape

(6) Use bias tape to finish the armholes.

(7) Serge/overlock around the "Body" perimeter with bias tape.

How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine)

* At this point, also attach the open zipper.

(8) Attach decorative buttons according to your design.

* When sewing various decorations onto the "Body," make sure to stitch them before aligning with the lining.

Children's-140

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bust31.1in length37.4in 10sheets of A4 size(or legal size)

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Ladies'-S

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bust34.8in length40.7in 11sheets of A4 size(or legal size)

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Ladies'-M

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bust37.8in length42.3in 12sheets of A4 size(or legal size)

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Ladies'-L

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bust41.3in length43.7in 14sheets of A4 size(or legal size)

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Ladies'-LL

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bust43.7in length45.3in 15sheets of A4 size(or legal size)

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Men's-L

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bust45.3in length47in 16sheets of A4 size(or legal size)

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Men's-LL

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bust47.2in length48.6in 17sheets of A4 size(or legal size)