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Dressing gown without sleeves with a smell a pattern. Pattern of a man's dressing gown. Step by step building

From an ordinary terry sheet measuring 180 by 130 cm, you can sew a dressing gown with a hood. There is only one condition - the measurement of the circumference of the hips should not exceed 110cm, otherwise the robe will not fit in width.

The design of the bathrobe is extremely simple and economical: not a single centimeter will go to the rags.

Fold the fabric across and mark the center center line. From it to the left and to the right, set aside ¼ measurements of the circumference of the hips. Mark the length of the product, the length and width of the sleeve, how to do this can be seen in the drawing. Cut the armholes and shoulder seams, cut out two squares measuring 17 by 17 cm - they will go to pockets or gussets if you want to make the sleeves looser. Please note: there is no need to make an incision along a 16 cm long line - the hood and the robe are connected here.

Sew into the armhole. Then stitch the shoulder seam and the sleeve seam at the same time - they continue each other. Sew the corners of the hood and sew the bottom of the hood to the neck. The floors of the dressing gown and the bottom can be edged with braid or hemmed on the machine with a zigzag seam.

The bathrobe can be made long, but then the sheets are not enough, you will have to use the usual terry cloth.

The armhole (the place where the sleeve is sewn to the “body”) is half the width of the sleeve. Naturally, where it says "armhole", you need to make an incision.

As in the designer - cut and folded. There will be no problems at all.

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You don't have to be a professional seamstress to make a dressing gown. You can sew a cozy bathrobe without a pattern. Choose a good and beautiful fabric. It can be cotton fabric with or without print, it can be viscose, it can be silk. There are a lot of options. It is better to pre-wash the fabric, iron it.

Let's start from complex to simple

How to sew a kimono robe

The robe-kimono is uncut along the waist line, it is spacious and long. Three-quarter length sleeves, wide and comfortable. The neckline and edges of the sides are edged with two wide inlays folded in half. The dressing gown does not have a fastener, it is wrapped around and at the waist line is pulled together with a belt made of finishing fabric.

Size: 48-50. According to the proposed pattern, you can sew a bathrobe for yourself and for your husband.

You will need:

  • fabric (cotton, velvet, satin, silk): with a width of 1.50 m - 2.40 m, with a width of 0.90 m - about 4 m;
  • oblique trim 10 cm wide and 3.30 m long.

Cutting: Lay out the patterns on the fabric, taking into account the direction of the shared thread. Allowances for seams - 1-1.5 cm, for hemming the bottom - 4 cm.

1. Shelf - 2 parts.
2. Back - 1 piece with a fold.
3. Sleeve - 2 parts.
4. Belt - 1 detail.
5. Oblique trim for sleeves - 2 parts.
6. Bias binding for shelves - 1 piece.

Work description:

Stitch shoulder seams. Press the seam allowances towards the back.
Stitch the sleeve into the open armholes, matching the reference marks. Iron the seam allowances to the sleeves.

Stitch the side seams with one line at the same time as the seams of the sleeves. Iron the seams to the shelves. In places where the seams are rounded, when ironing, slightly pull the shelves with an iron. This is done so that in these places the fabric does not shrink.

Sew the inlays, fold in half lengthwise and iron the folds. Fold the inlay and robe right sides, sew the seam on the typewriter. Bend the trim in half, tuck and sew it by hand with a blind seam. You can sew both inlays to the front side and on a typewriter, but manually it turns out more accurately and the seam does not turn out.

Do the same for the sleeves.

Stitch the belt, cut off the corners and turn it on the face. Stitch the remaining open seam to the edge, bending 1 cm inward on each side. Iron the belt and stitch to the side seam.

Tip: if the dressing gown is made of plain fabric, you can sew a pocket to it. The pocket and back in this case can be decorated with embroidery.

If the fabric of the dressing gown has a pattern, then the oblique trim should be plain and in harmony with the color of the fabric.

How to sew a kimono robe without a pattern

Kimono robe with one-piece sleeves

For such a bathrobe, you can take a light fabric or a terry towel and you will get a soft bathrobe, which will be nice to wrap up after taking a bath or shower.

Simple patterns for bathrobes

Pattern of a dressing gown based on an oval (you can also make a rectangle).

Such a dressing gown can be worn not only at home. And if you sew a dressing gown from a beautiful knitted fabric, you get a chic evening dress. Watch the video tutorial at the end of the article.

We take a piece of fabric 150 by 150 centimeters. This size of the canvas will allow you to create a dress for a figure up to size 52. To build an armhole, you need to measure the width of the back. Cut out an oval from a square of fabric. Visually divide it in half. From the top edge, set aside points 25 centimeters on each side, mark. This will be the upper border of the armhole. We make the opening at our discretion, but in general twenty centimeters are enough. We process the edges with either an oblique trim, or lace, or a knitted strip.

Dresses, blouses and jackets are sewn with turn-down collars, home dressing gowns are sewn with turn-down shawl collars. You can cut the collars separately and sew them to the item, but it is more convenient to cut the collar together with a dress or a dressing gown, this will be a one-piece collar. Such a collar does not require complex processing and is easily sewn on, which is very convenient and greatly simplifies . The pattern of a turn-down one-piece collar is built directly on the fabric when cutting a jacket or dressing gown. To build a collar pattern, you need to use a dress or blouse pattern.

Pattern of a dressing gown with a shawl collar. Let's take a pattern of a simple women's dress as a basis. The dressing gown is straight or with darts along the waistline, the sleeve is sewn in, the chest darts are stitched on the shoulder, we will make patch pockets.

To sew a wrap-around robe, you need to apply the necessary lines to the main one to get an increase in the smell and style of the shawl collar. A robe without a fastener with a wrap and a belt, therefore, so that the floors of the robe do not diverge when cutting the middle of the front, we will move it to the right. To do this, extend the line of the hips on the pattern to the right by 2 cm and draw a straight line from the bottom point of the neck through point 2 on the line of the hips to the bottom. For the smell of a bathrobe, add 7-8 cm to the middle of the front. When laying out on the fabric, make an increase for the seams.

Let's build a drawing of a shawl collar on a dressing gown pattern. From the top point on the neckline, go up 10 cm and then to the left by 4 cm. From point 4, set aside 3 cm down and connect the point with the shoulder point. From point 3 through 10 draw a straight line of 9 cm.

From the bottom of the neck to the right, a line 8 cm long. From the point on the waist up 5cm and to the right 7cm. Divide the line from point 5 to the bottom point of the neckline in half and set aside 11cm to the right. At the very bottom on the shelf of the robe to the right, set aside 7 cm. Now through all points - 9, 8, 11, 7, 7 we will draw a smooth line of the shawl collar of the robe.

Cut the back of the robe according to the pattern of the dress. Cut the sleeves to the dressing gown according to the drawing of the pattern of a single-seam sleeve. The hem to the collar is cut immediately undercut.

Ready-made dressing gown pattern for size 54

Summer has come and we urgently need to sew a simple summer dressing gown, then we advise you to sew it according to the finished pattern for size 54. Transfer the pattern to the fabric, according to the measurements indicated on it and make an increase for the seams. A large-sized dressing gown sits well on a full figure, hiding all its flaws, due to the style without darts at the waist and without chest darts. All darts are translated into relief from the armhole, because the dressing gown has slit barrels. Darts on the back can be left out, this will make the dressing gown looser.

Robe fastened in front. For the fastener, you need to cut out a bar of the required length, this is about 95 cm and a width of 14 cm, stitch it, make a through button fastener on the bar.

The pattern can be drawn directly on the laid out fabric, in chalk, using the usual construction method. It is necessary to draw a right angle, observing the shared line on the fabric and draw all lines from it.

For a dressing gown, you can cut a turn-down collar or a shawl collar, but if you do not like collars on dressing gowns, you can not cut it, and process the neck with a cape as usual, with an inlay. We advise you to cut and sew a pair of patch pockets to the dressing gown for convenience.

Patterns of one-piece collars for blouses and dressing gowns.

Shawl collar pattern. To build a pattern on the main pattern of a blouse, we apply style lines. From the neckline at the intersection with the shoulder line, set aside 10 cm upwards and 4 cm to the left. From point 4 we set aside 3 cm down. Then we connect point 3 with point 10 and the shoulder point at the neck. Set aside 3 cm from the neckline to the right, set aside 12 cm down. Set aside 2 cm from point 12 and the waistline to the right. We connect points 10 and 3 with a dotted line and divide it in half, set aside 1 cm from the division point to the right. Now you can draw a line of a one-piece shawl collar through points 10, 1, 3, 2, 2.

Pattern of a turn-down one-piece collar. We put the style lines on the main front pattern. From the shoulder line of the front at the neckline, set aside 10 cm, set aside 4 cm to the left. Set aside 3 cm from point 4 and connect it to point 10 and to the shoulder point, and set aside 15 cm to the right from it. Then we connect points 15 and 10 with a dotted line, divide it in half and set aside 1 cm from the middle down. From the bottom point of the neckline and from the waist line to the right, set aside 4 cm. We will connect all points 10,1,15,4,4 with a line and get a turn-down one-piece collar for a blouse or jacket.


We sew a dressing gown for ourselves. Master Class. + How to draw a life-size pattern. Master Class.

Consider tailoring a dressing gown with a lowered armhole. The pattern is given for size 46,
length 102 cm - slightly covers the knee. You can sew a dressing gown from coarse calico or calico.
Fabric consumption - coarse calico 1.5 m wide - 1 length + pocket ~ 1.3 m;
chintz wide 0.8 m - 2 lengths + pocket ~ 2.3 m.
Roll consumption - use a purchased roll of a suitable color ~ 2.1 m (for a bathrobe
with a regular armhole - 2.3 m).
For fastening you will need a detachable zipper 70 cm.
Pattern. Scale 1:4

When cutting, we add 1 cm to the seams along the shoulder and side seams and along the bottom.
We do not add on the neck and armholes, because we process them with a rudder.
We do not add for attaching lightning, because the lightning has its own width.

Sewing plan.
1. We sew the shoulders, process, iron forward.
2. We iron the steering wheel in half lengthwise, leaving one side 1 mm narrower.
We process the neck, armholes and top of the pockets with a roller.
3. Iron the side and bottom edges of the pockets inside out by 1 cm, except for the edge that will be sewn into the side seam. We attach pockets where shown in the pattern, fixing the top corner well.
4. We sew the side seams, process, iron back (because of the pockets).
We fix the top of the side seams.
5. We process the edges where the lightning will be attached, and the bottom.
6. We iron the edges where the zipper will be attached, and the bottom of the robe by 1 cm
inside out.
7. We outline the zipper “to the edge” and also attach it, well fixing the line at the ends of the zipper. You can also sew the bottom of the robe with the same stitch.

The diagram shows a pattern of a dressing gown with a regular armhole. The sewing order is the same.
Since this is a dressing gown - clothes that do not require a perfect fit, we sew without darts, and we can also increase the pattern using a simplified method.
Size 48 can be made from 46 - just add 1 cm to the side seams. Size 50 of 46 - you need to draw a vertical line so that it passes through the shoulder, cut the pattern and push it 2 cm apart, that is, both the front and the back are increased by 4 cm
For size 52 - move apart by 3 cm. For a larger size, a finer adjustment is needed.
http://milca.ru/robe.html

How to draw a pattern in natural size. Master Class .

When describing the models, patterns are given on a scale of 1 cl \u003d 4 cm and 1 cm \u003d 4 cm.
How to use a pattern on a scale of 1 cl \u003d 4 cm, consider the example of a pattern
bathrobe. First, we build a rectangle according to the largest vertical and horizontal dimensions. To do this, we count the number of cells in the desired direction and multiply it by 4 cm. In our case, the vertical size is 25.5 cells * 4 cm = 102 cm. The horizontal size is 9 cells * 4 cm = 36 cm. In order to enter pattern in this rectangle, sequentially draw the neck - a horizontal point 2 cells * 4
cm \u003d 8 cm (point A), the vertical point of the neck of the back - 0.75 cl * 4 cm \u003d 3 cm (point B), the vertical point of the neck of the front - 3.75 cl * 4 cm \u003d 15 cm (point C). We connect points A and B with a smooth line - there will be a back neck, points A and B - there will be a front neck. The number of cells can be counted either from the nearest point, or from the boundaries of the initially built rectangle - as you prefer.
We find the other points in the same way. Shoulder line - horizontal length
3 cells * 4 cm = 12 cm. Shoulder slope - 1 class * 4 cm = 4 cm (point D). Connect points A and D with a straight line.
Armhole - retreat from point G horizontally 2 cl * 4 cm = 8 cm and vertically down
4.5 cl * 4 cm = 18 cm, set point D. Connect points D and D, drawing an armhole with a smooth line.
From the lower right corner of the rectangle we set aside 2 cm upwards, set point E, connect points E and D - the line of the side, connect points E and E, drawing a smooth line down the robe.
Pocket - from point D down vertically we set aside 7 cl * 4 cm = 28 cm, put point F on the side line, from point F down 4 cl * 4 cm = 16 cm, put point Z on the side line, from point Z horizontally set aside 4 cells * 4 cm = 16 cm, put the point I.
We complete the pocket - we build a perpendicular 16 cm long from point I up, put point K, connect points K and G.
The pattern on a scale of 1 cl = 4 cm is completely drawn in full size.

A bathrobe is an indispensable item in a woman's wardrobe. And if a long-sleeved robe is suitable for winter, then for the summer version you need to choose something simpler and lighter.

I found in old notes a pattern of such an interesting robe, as in the photo above (on the right). And then I accidentally saw this video on the Internet:

Compared - almost the same pattern. But! Anyone who is at least a little versed in patterns will pay attention to such a nuance, namely, to measure the width of the back. If in my found pattern this measure is 44 cm and this is justified by the fact that we add half the armhole to the measurement of the width of the back, and this is at least 10 cm (5 cm on one armhole and 5 on the other), then why does the esteemed author of the video this measurement is 34 cm (only back width) - I don't understand. But I won’t argue (I’m not a designer, but only a technologist), it’s up to you and only you to decide which pattern to cut and sew this really wonderful robe!

Dressing gown pattern from a magazine

Robe pattern from the video

Honestly, I have been going to sew such a bathrobe for years, and everyone somehow finds reasons to put off this tailoring. But if I sew, I will choose a pattern from a magazine.

Fabric for a summer dressing gown

It is better to choose a thin, hygroscopic fabric made from natural fibers - chintz, silk, and for winter - terry, flannel. It is desirable that the fabric be plain or a companion fabric, because in such a dressing gown the collar is obtained from the wrong fabric.

The width of the fabric should be 1m 40 cm. If there is none, but only a narrow one, then you will have to sew it. The seam will be in the middle of the robe. This robe is very convenient on trips - it takes up little space. And for the beach - a great find.

A novice seamstress can also sew such a bathrobe. Make a pattern, cut the fabric, adding 1 cm seam allowances on all sides.

How to sew a bathrobe in 15 minutes:

  1. Cut lines for armholes (20 cm).
  2. Trim the armholes with piping or hem with a zig-zag stitch.
  3. Sew a belt - to do this, cut out a strip of fabric 180 cm long and 8 cm wide (allowances are taken into account). Fold the part along the face inside, turn from one short and long side, turn it over to the face and sew the finishing line, stitching the second end of the belt.
  4. Finish the edges of the robe with piping or lace.
  5. Try on a robe.
  6. Mark the places for sewing the belt loops.
  7. Cut out the belt loops - strips of fabric 3 cm wide and 10 cm long. Fold the allowances of the long sides of each belt loop inward and sew the finishing line. The width of the finished belt loop is 1.0 cm.
  8. Adjust the straps.
  9. Iron the robe, insert the belt into the loops.

A bathrobe sewn with your own hands in 15 minutes is ready!