Patron de maillot de bain Bombshell
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Le maillot de bain Bombshell s’inspire de la silhouette classique des années 1950, à une époque où les maillots mettaient les formes en valeur sans trop en dévoiler.
Le patron propose 3 variations : un maillot une pièce froncé, un maillot avec triangles de poitrine et un bas de bikini taille haute que vous pouvez agencer avec votre haut de bikini préféré. Avec ses coutures froncées flatteuses, le maillot Bombshell épouse vos formes tout en étant plutôt couvrant (tout en demeurant sexy !). Le maillot a des airs de jupe à l’avant, tandis qu’au dos, il descend assez bas sur les fesses – vos hanches sont couvertes, on évite ainsi de ne pas dévoiler votre postérieur généreux.
Difficulté du modèle: Intermédiare
En savoir plus sur la façon dont nous classons la difficulté des modèlesTissu suggéré
- Tricot et doublure de maillot de bain.
Métrage (tailles 0-20) - 45 pouces / 1,14 m de large
TISSU TOUTES LES VUES ~ Tailles 0-8 = 1.5 vg (1.4 m), Tailles 10-16 = 2 vg (1.8 m), Tailles 18-20 = 2.25 vg (2 m)
DOUBLURE TOUTES LES VUES ~ Tailles 0-8 = 0.5 vg (0.5 m), Tailles 10-20 = 1 vg (1 m)
Métrage (tailles 0-20) - 58 pouces / 1,5 m de large
TISSU TOUTES LES VUES ~ Tailles 0-8 = 1 vg (1 m), Tailles 10-16 = 1.5 vg (1.4 m), Tailles 18-20 = 2 vg (1.8 m)
DOUBLURE TOUTES LES VUES ~ Tailles 0-8 = 0.5 vg (0.5 m), Tailles 10-20 = 1 vg (1 m)
Fournitures supplémentaires
- 4 verges d'élastique en caoutchouc ou spécial pour maillot de bain d' 1/4 po
- Aiguilles spécialement conçues pour le tissu extensible
- Fil de polyester
- Ruban à mesurer
- Craie ou autre outil pour marquer le tissu
- Une paire de coques en mousses pour soutien-gorge (optionnel)
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Détails du fichier PDF
| Tailles 0-20 | Tailles 14-32 | |
|---|---|---|
| Lettre / A4 | 32 pages | |
| Fichier reprographie / A0 | 2 pages | |
| Fichiers de projecteur? | NON | |
| Fichiers calqués? | OUI |
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Customer Reviews
I made up version A and while making it up was a breeze, I wouldn’t recommend this pattern if you’re self conscious about your belly (I'm a 14/16). The ruched parts stretch out over the belly which highlighted my stomach when I thought the ruching would disguise it. Other versions may be better suited though so just choose carefully.
I was so pleased with how much easier this bathing suit was compared to others. I was able to finish it in two evenings and came together fairly easily. I received a lot compliments on it and I felt comfortable wearing it on my vacation where I spent a lot of time at the pool. I didn't make too many modifications other than bringing the halter top closer so it would be a bit more modest but it wasn't really necessary. I also eliminated the inside seams for the lining by cutting on fold. I didn't have to made any adjustments to my sizing and went off the measurements on the pattern. I also made the bottom for another bathing suit top I made previously and that one came out great too. I will definitely make this again.
J'ai fait 3 maillots à date, avec beaucoup de plaisir! Le premier était un peu trop court à mon goût (j'ai un long tronc) alors je l'ai donné à ma belle fille. J'ai aussi fait une petite robe soleil avec la culotte assortie. <3
I could not be more pleased with this pattern. I made the bombshell bottoms. I love that they actually are full coverage, but still super cute and unique. I went to a large resort on holiday and no one else was wearing anything like it!
The design of this pattern is beautiful, absolutely perfect. Very comfortable. I did, however, have to go up almost 2 sizes from my regular clothing to get the right fit. I personally would have liked a little more coverage in the triangles of the halter (for larger bust sizes). But I'll definitely be making another with these adjustments in mind!
This is my first swimsuit and it went pretty well. The end result is gorgeous ! I made the high waist version and hack the halter top by adding a strap underneath. The top is slighty too large though (I think I didn't stretch the elastic enough). I'm also not a fan of the raw edges inside.
I follow the French instructions at first, but switch to the English one after few steps as they make more sens. The French ones were understandable but it felt like they weren't written by a sewist and lead to errors.