Patron de Peignoir Véronik
- Détails
- MATÉRIEL
- TAILLES
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Difficulté du modèle: Débutant
En savoir plus sur la façon dont nous classons la difficulté des modèlesTissu suggéré
- Ce patron peut être réalisé dans toute une variété de tissus, selon l’effet désiré. Pour une forme structurée, un tissu tissé de poids léger à moyen comme du lin, flannel ou du poplin conviendra bien. Pour un effet plus fluide, utilisez un challis de rayonne, du tencel, du viscose, du voile de coton ou de la soie.
Métrage (tailles 0-20) - 45 pouces / 1,14 m de large
VERSION A - LONGUEUR MI-MOLLET ~Tailles 0-14 = 4.5 vg (4.1 m), Tailles 16-20 = 4.75 vg (4.3 m)
VERSION B - LONGUEUR AU DESSUS DE GENOU ~Tailles 0-14 = 3.75 vg (3.4 m), Tailles 16-20 = 4 vg (3.7 m)
Métrage (tailles 0-20) - 58 pouces / 1,5 m de large
VERSION A - LONGUEUR MI-MOLLET ~Tailles 0-6 = 3.5 vg (3.2 m), Tailles 8-14 = 4 vg (3.7 m), Tailles 16-20 = 4.25 vg (3.9 m)
VERSION B - LONGUEUR AU DESSUS DE GENOU ~Tailles 0-6 = 3 vg (2.7 m), Tailles 8-20 = 3.75 vg (3.4 m)
Métrage (tailles 14-32) - 45 pouces / 1,14 m de large
VERSION A - LONGUEUR MI-MOLLET ~Tailles 14-26 = 5.75 vg (5.3 m), Tailles 28-30 = 6.25 vg (5.7 m), Tailles 32 = n/d
VERSION B - LONGUEUR AU DESSUS DE GENOU ~Tailles 14-20 = 4.75 vg (4.3 m), Tailles 22-26 = 5 vg (4.6 m), Tailles 28-32 = 5.25 vg (4.8 m)
Métrage (tailles 14-32) - 58 pouces / 1,5 m de large
VERSION A - LONGUEUR MI-MOLLET ~Tailles 14-26 = 4.25 vg (3.9 m), Tailles 28-32 = 4.5 vg (4.1 m)
VERSION B - LONGUEUR AU DESSUS DE GENOU ~Tailles 14-20 = 3.5 vg (3.2 m), Tailles 22-26 = 4 vg (3.7 m), Tailles 28-32 = 4.25 vg (3.9 m)
Fournitures supplémentaires
- Fil de polyester de couleur assorti
- Entoilage thermocollant léger à moyen
- Feutre ou craie pour marquer le tissu
- Retourne biais
Lors de l'achat d'un patron PDF, toutes les tailles disponibles sont incluses dans le téléchargement.
Détails du fichier PDF
| Tailles 0-20 | Tailles 14-32 | |
|---|---|---|
| Lettre / A4 | 57 pages | 58 pages |
| Fichier reprographie / A0 | 3 pages | 3 pages |
| Fichiers de projecteur? | NON | |
| Fichiers calqués? | OUI |
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Customer Reviews
I made the View A, long robe out of a fun, lightweight, block print cotton, inspired by another reviewer. It came together easily. I like the length and the wide sleeves. I'm thinking about making a shorter one.
I sewed up a version of the notched collar, and that turned out to be a little above my skill level - I wish there were a sew-along for this portion! I thought the directions were a little hard to follow. Still, I made it work and it's such a beautiful robe!
Love this pattern, have made two for Christmas gifts and next should be me !
Super straightforward pattern and the bell-sleeves are gorgeous. Highly recommend !
I wanted to make my two daughters something special that would last them for years, and this robe was a fantastic option. I even made one for myself! It is such a clever and easy pattern to sew. I made the longer version for all, but with the shorter sleeve option and french seamed all the seams. I made one in a light cotton seersucker and two in linen fabric and I'm so happy with how they turned out. I highly recommend this pattern!
What a brilliant pattern. I’ve now made 3 of these in different fabrics and several for friends too. Everyone asks me where the jacket is from. Some of my students bought the pattern whilst we were making another pattern during a class. It’s THAT brilliant. Versatile, straightforward, I’m barely out of this jacket. Highly recommend
I am very happy with my Veronik. I used a soft cotton batik fabric for a light summer robe. I made the longer length with the traditional front facing and longer sleeves. I went down one size from what the measurements would indicate for me and the robe is plenty roomy. I did not want the robe to be above the knee but the longer length was longer than I wanted so I shortened considerably so that it is just below the knee. When I finished the sleeves they also seemed a bit long. Having already done the hem, I turned the sleeves up on the outside so that the hem seam was showing at the edge and stitched around the top of the hem. Voila! I have what now looks like a cuffed sleeve at a better length for me. The pattern instructions are clear and well-written. I almost skipped the step of putting in the hanging loop. Very glad I didn’t as I use that every day.