Patterns
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Dressing gown
Shawl collar, wrap and belt. 9 pieces, drawn here for size 50.
Edit in the editor- Back1× on fold, 33 by 111 cm
- Front2×, 43 by 121 cm
- Front facing2×, 24 by 121 cm
- Back neck facing1× on fold, 13 by 14 cm
- Sleeve2×, 60 by 76 cm
- Hip pocket2×, 18 by 22 cm
- Belt (two halves)2×, 101 by 10 cm
- Belt loop2×, 11 by 5 cm
- Breast pocket1×, 16 by 19 cm
- Height182.0 cm
- Chest100.0 cm
- Neck39.4 cm
- Nape to waist45.0 cm
- Scye depth22.0 cm
- Across back38.4 cm
- Across chest37.0 cm
- Shoulder length15.0 cm
- Arm length64.0 cm
- Bicep33.0 cm
- Wrist17.5 cm
- Seat102.0 cm
- Chest ease26.0
- Length below waist60.0
- Dropped shoulder2.0
- Armhole drop5.0
- Neck widening1.0
- Wrap at centre front10.0
- Break above waist0.0
- Shawl collar width at CB9.0
- Shawl width at chest8.0
- Collar spring2.5
- Facing width at hem16.0
- Cap height / armhole0.12
- Cap ease1.0
- Sleeve hem width38.0
- Turn-back cuff8.0
- Sleeve lengthAs drafted
- Finished chest126.0
- Length from nape105.0
- Armhole total59.3
- Wrap20.0
- Collar neck seam8.9
- Shawl edge58.1
- Sleeve cap60.3
- Cap ease1.0
- Sleeve width58.1
- Sleeve length72.0
- Cut and markCut every piece with the grain arrow parallel to the selvedge. Transfer the notches and the marks with tailor's chalk or a short snip into the seam allowance.
- InterfacingFuse interfacing to the collar, stand, cuffs, waistband, facings and front edges before sewing anything.
- PocketsMake the pockets and flaps and set them on the fronts while the pieces are flat.
- ShouldersSew the shoulder seams, the back eased onto the front. Press open.
- FacingsJoin the front and back neck facings, sew them to the front edges and the neck in one line, understitch and turn.
- SleevesEase the sleeve cap with two rows of long stitches and sew the sleeve into the open armhole flat, matching the notches.
- Side seamsSew the side seams and the sleeve underarm seams in one line, from the hem to the sleeve end.
- BeltMake up the belt and the belt loops; sew the loops on at the side seams.
- HemTurn up the hem twice and stitch, or catch it by hand.
- 110 cm wide4.5 m, open
- 140 cm wide4.3 m
- 150 cm wide3.9 m
Estimated from the pieces laid out with seam allowance, grain along the selvedge. Add more for matching checks or stripes. The editor shows the layout.