Patron de combinaison Amy
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La combinaison Amy allie élégance, confort et légèreté sous une forme minimaliste et soignée. Ses lignes laissent le corps respirer et bouger. Avec ses jambes ultra larges qui tombent à hauteur des mollets, elle incarne l'esprit d'une robe légère dans un vêtement que vous ne voudrez jamais enlever.
Amy présente des décolletés en V flatteurs à l'avant et dans le dos, des bretelles assez larges pour cacher celles d'un soutien-gorge ; une fermeture éclair invisible la rend facile à enfiler et à enlever. Ajoutez à sa fonctionnalité en ajoutant des poches dans la couture (optionnelles), ou marquez la taille avec une ceinture, pour créer une silhouette plus ajustée.
Difficulté du modèle: Débutant confiant
En savoir plus sur la façon dont nous classons la difficulté des modèlesTissu suggéré
- Les tissus drapés tels que la rayonne challis, le tencel, la soie et la viscose créent un effet doux et ondulé.
- Les tissus légers et crispés comme la double gaze, le lin et le coton offrent une silhouette plus structurée.
Métrage (tailles 0-20) - 45 pouces / 1,14 m de large
VUE A ~ Tailles 0-8 = 3.5 vg (3.2 m), Tailles 10-16 = 3.75 vg (3.5 m), Tailles 18-20 = 4 vg (3.75 m)
VUE B ~ Tailles 0-8 = 4.25 vg (3.8 m), Tailles 10-16 = 4.5 vg (4.1 m), Tailles 18-20 = 5.25 vg (4.8 m)
Métrage (tailles 0-20) - 58 pouces / 1,5 m de large
VUE A ~ Tailles 0-8 = 2.75 vg (2.5 m), Tailles 10-16 = 3.25 vg (3 m), Tailles 18-20 = 3.5 vg (3.2 m)
VUE B ~ Tailles 0-8 = 2.75 vg (2.5 m), Tailles 10-16 = 3.55 vg (3.2 m), Tailles 18-20 = 3.75 vg (3.5 m)
Fournitures supplémentaires
- 7po (18 cm) invisible zipper
- Outil de marquage
- Fil en Polyestère
- Entoillage thermocollant léger pour stabiliser l'encolure et l'emplacement de la fermeture
- Ruban à mesurer
- Crayon de craie ou autre outil de marquage
- Facultatif: coussin de tailleur
- pour presser les pinces à buste
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 | 42 pages | |
| Fichier reprographie / A0 | 3 pages | |
| Fichiers de projecteur? | NON | |
| Fichiers calqués? | OUI |
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Customer Reviews
This is a wonderful addition to my summer wardrobe! I love that this jumpsuit is fitted (and darted) through the bodice and yet it drapes so beautifully from the waist down. I am in my sixties and this is flattering with good coverage. I made my first ‘Amy’ in a floral viscose and my second one (cut out and ready to go) is in a soft and floaty black line blend. The instructions are clear and well illustrated, and the jumpsuit is quick and easy to make. I made a straight size 12 and the only alteration was to raise the centre front neckline by 1” (blending back to the original lines) for more coverage This is my first Closet Core pattern but it won’t be my last!
Made this jumpsuit for my friend. Great pattern! I used 100% linen and had no issues. Highly recommend!
I have enjoyed making the Amy Jumpsuit , the pattern was really straight forward to follow and went together really well. I had very few adjustments for Amy to fit me well , a little bigger on the waist and shorter in the leg. I made the Amy in a fine silk and I very please how it turned out and look forward to wearing the jumpsuit often In the future I intend to make the Amy in different fabrics.
I sewed the Amy up for a friend's wedding, and it was a delight to make! I made a size 6, which on reflection may have been a little too big for me, but it did mean that I could slip into it without needing to put in the zipper :) As it's a really flowy style, being a little bigger doesn't matter too much, except that the shoulders keep slipping off. I'll just put a catch on so I can clip it onto my bra straps though, and that should fix it. I made it out of a linen/cotton blend that I'd had in my stash for a few months, and I had been searching for a pattern that would allow its large-scale floral to shine without looking too... done up. This was perfect, and I've worn it a few times since, dressed down with a blouse underneath (as pictured). I think that, despite staystitching and careful handling, I managed to stretch out the neckline - so next time I'd interface as well, as the pattern suggests.
Just before school let out for the summer, I downloaded, printed, and taped the pattern for the Amy jumpsuit. It was the first time I had ever printed out a pattern before, but it worked beautifully. I made the short version and wore it several times. I altered the shoulder straps so that I could tie them in a square knot at the top of each shoulder. This allowed for any needed adjustment. Loved the finished product! (I am on the far right.)
I cannot wait to make this in every color.