Pattern basis: dress for girls

Despite the fact that the material for children's things is much less than for adults, it is the former that are, at times, more expensive than the latter. And how you want to dress the baby only in the most beautiful and elegant dresses. In order to make your dream come true and not spend a lot of money on it, you can sew outfits with your own hands, especially since it is much easier than it might seem at first glance. Today we will create base pattern, on the basis of which dresses of any style are modeled.

Pattern the basis of a dress for a girl

So before you start make a drawing, you must write down all measurements. For our case, the following values ​​are useful:

• back length;
• the length of the future dress;
• shoulder length;
• 1/2 neck girth;
• 1/2 chest girth.

This is how our pattern will ultimately look like. Now we proceed directly to the scheme.

Step 1

Draw a rectangle ABCD. Lines AD and BC are equal to the length of the future dress.

Width, i.e. lines AB and CD are 1/2 the circumference of the chest + an increase for a free fit. The latter is taken depending on what cut of the dress you plan to make: for a tight-fitting dress, take a value of 2-3 cm, for a free one - 4, etc.

From point A, measure down the depth of the armhole and put point G. The armhole is calculated by the formula: one-third of the semicircle of the chest + 6 cm. If you want to achieve more accurate indicators, it is better to measure the armhole on the child.

Further from point A down, measure the back length measurement. This will be the waist line. Mark it with point T.

About points G and T, draw horizontal straight lines to the right until they touch the BC side. Mark the joining points with points Г1 and Т1.

Step 2

Divide the line GG1 equally, set the point G4 and from it draw a line down to the base. When touching the DC line, set point H, and on TT1 - T2.

Then, from G4 in both directions, measure the width of the armhole. The latter is calculated as follows: a quarter of the semicircle of the chest + 2 cm. Thus, points G2 and G3 were formed. Draw lines up from each of them, until they touch the AB line. Call places of contact P and P1.

Step 3

From marks B and P1, draw straight lines 2 cm up and call them P2 and P3. Connect them to each other. Divide PG2 equally, and P1G3 into three parts. These are help lines for drawing the shoulder line and armholes.

Step 4

To the right side of the mark A, measure the following: the third part of the semicircle of the neck + 0.5 cm.From the point that has arisen, count up 1.5 cm and connect point 1.5 with a smooth line with point A.

From point P down, measure 1.5 cm.

From the 1.5 mark (near the neck) through the 1.5 mark (shoulder slope) draw a straight line equal to the shoulder measurement.

From G2, dividing the angle equally, measure 2 cm.

Draw a line for the back armhole. It is laid through the marks: shoulder measure - point of equal division (PG2) - 2.5 - G4.

Step 5

Measure 2 cm from T2 to the right. The side seam line passes through: G4 - 2 - to straight DC, without bringing 1 cm.

Divide straight line DH equally and join the new mark with a smooth line with mark 1.

Step 6

Then proceed to "drawing" the front. From P3 down, measure the third part of the semicircle of the necks + 1 cm. From the same point P3 to the left, measure a third of the semicircle of the neck + 0.5 cm. Connect the resulting marks with a smooth curved line, forming a neck.

From P2, measure down 3 cm - this will be the slope of the shoulder.

From point 5 (neck), towards the inclined shoulder (3), draw a straight line equal to the shoulder measurement.

Step 7

Dividing the angle equally, measure 2 cm from point G3. Draw the line of the armhole, the latter goes through the marks: 9 (shoulder) - the lower division mark (P1G3) - point 2 - point G4.

Draw a side seam. From T2 to the left, measure 2 cm. Draw a seam line from G4, after 2 to the DC line before reaching the last 1 cm.

From T1 down, measure 2 cm and connect the measured point with point 2 of the side seam.

Extend the straight line sun from mark C by two centimeters. Join the new point 2 with the edge of the side seam, point 1.

That's all, the pattern for the basis of the baby dress is ready. You can use it to cut outfits of any style.