6030 TRENCH COAT
YOU NEED: fabric suitable for coats; checked
lining; thick lining of 95 cm length and 90 cm width; fusing of 175 cm length
and 90 cm width; 9 buttons of 25 mm diameter; 4 buttons of 12 mm diameter; 7
buttons of 15 mm diameter; 2 clasps for sleeve stripes; clasp for belt; 14
eyelets.
NB!
Before sewing, print paper patterns and lay them out according to the linen
width (from 90 to 150 cm) to find out how much material you need (do not forget
about double and symmetric details).
ALL DETAILS ARE DRAWN WITH SEAM ALLOWANCES.
CUTTING:
1. Back part – 2 pieces
2. Front part – 2 pieces
3. Back yoke – 1 folded piece
4. Back sleeve – 2 pieces
5. Front sleeve – 2 pieces
6. Outer collar – 1 piece
7. Stand-up collar – 2 pieces
8. Flap – 4 pieces
9. Back inset – 1 folded pieces
10. Inset stripe – 2 pieces
11. Belt – 1 folded piece
12. Sleeve stripe (rectangle of 20x2 cm) – 2 pieces
13.Front band – 2 pieces
14. Right lap – 2 pieces
15. Back yoke hem’s facing – 1 folded piece
16. Sacking – 2 pieces
17. Pocket facing (rectangle of 20x6 cm) – 2 pieces
18. Inner collar – 1 piece
19. Belt loop (rectangle of 36x6 cm) – 1 piece
20. Sleeve loop – 1 piece
Checked lining:
1. Back part – 1 folded piece
2. Front part – 2 pieces
Lining:
1. Back part joint with yoke excluding slit facing;
2. Front part excluding front band;
3. Both sleeves and sacking without changes;
Lining hems are 2 cm shorter than fabric one.
Fusing: front bands, flaps, outer/inner collars, stand-up
collar, half width of sleeve stripe, belt, outer side of right lap and outer
side of inset stripe.
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Apply the fusing to wrong side of front bands,
flaps, outer/inner collars, stand-up collar, half width of sleeve stripe, belt,
outer side of right lap and outer side of inset stripe.
2. Cut slit “frame” pockets with two facings
into front parts: Press facings along the center wrong side out. Pin
controversially folded facings on garment’s right side according to marks. Lay
lining sacking on lower facings. Lay fabric sacking on upper facing inserting
flap folded upward between upper facing and fabric sacking and topstitch along
both sides of marking at 5 mm distance. Cut the fabric between stitches
chevronwise to stitches’ ends; turn sackings into wrong side and make 1.2 cm
facings. Topstitch facing free edges on sackings with zig zag stitches. Fold
both sackings, adjust them and stitch together along the contour. On wrong
side: topstitch facing’s ends on fabric triangles. Make stitches along facing
at 1.2 cm from marking. Topstitch triangles on right side along facings’ ends.
3. Overstitch the flap, turn it right side out and
make double stitch at 1.3 cm from edge.
4. Stitch upturned flap to marking, fold it under and
make 7mm stitch.
5. Overstitch right lap along outer edges, turn right
side out and make 7 mm stitch.
6. Lay the lap on right side of right part and tack
along armhole and neckline.
7. Stitch Middle back seam up to the slit and press
allowances apart.
8. Lay yoke hem’s facing on the yoke right sides
together, stitch, turn right side out and make 7 mm stitch.
9. Lay yoke facing on back part right sides together
adjusting edges, stitch together and tack along armholes.
10. Stitch side seams; press allowances backward and
make stitch along edge.
11. Stitch sleeve seam and stitch sleeves into
armholes. Press allowances toward the sleeve and make 1.3 cm stitch between
lower edge to the mark as well as along allowance edge – between marking and
upper edge.
12. Stitch shoulder seams and raglan seams: press
allowances backward and make double stitch.
13. Lay front band on front part right sides together,
overstitch along closure and lapel (up to the collar), turn right side out and
press.
14. Press hem allowance into wrong side, fold the edge
under and stitch.
15. Overstitch (belt) loops, turn them right side out,
make a stitch along edge and cut as follows: cut sleeve loop into 6 pieces, cut
belt loop into 3 pieces
16. Make s ring of each loop, lay on marking and
stitch from inside along edges frontward and backward.
17. Overstitch inset stripe, turn it right side out
and make double stitch along the edge.
18. Pin sidewise inset stripe on right side of back
slit’s left facing.
19. Stitch lining details in the same way as fabric
ones.
20. Stitch the lining to front bands, set into the
garment with lining’s wrong side onside, and tack along slit edges and sleeve
hems.
21. Apply the fusing to one of stand-up collar and one
collar. Lay both collars right sides together and stitch along outer contour;
turn the collar right side out, press it and make double decorative stitch at
1.3 cm from the edge. Lay both stand-ups right sides together, insert the
collar so that reinforced stand-up laid on reinforced collar, then stitch them
together; continue stitching along closure ejects. Press stand-up’s open edges
into wrong side.
22. Lay the lining on the trench coat with coat’s right
side into, insert collar edges between lining/fabric necklines coinciding
marks, then stitch. Turn all right side out.
23. Make double stitch at 1.3 cm from front edgings
and lapel edges. Make a stitch along neckline.
24. Process lower edge of back inset by analogy with
the garment.
25. Stitch the inset to back slit facings and press
allowances into wrong side.
26. Make a slit coinciding its edges and inset’s
middle line. Make a stitch joining underfolded edges of the inset/slit facings
to back part.
27. Stitch a triangle at slit top.
28. Sew sleeve hems in the same way and back part.
29. Overstitch sleeve stripes, turn them right side
out and make double stitch.
30. Set clasp and eyelets into sleeve stripe and pull
the stripe into loops.
31. Do the same for the belt.
32. Make buttonholes into left front part/flaps/inset
stripe/right lap. Sew buttons.