Cómo coser un mono

Descripción general

Presentamos nuestro sensacional patrón de costura de mono, especialmente diseñado para drag queens que buscan liberar su diva disco interior. Este patrón combina elegancia y dramatismo con su diseño sin mangas, cuello elegante y llamativas perneras anchas. Con una cremallera en la parte posterior que se extiende hasta la cintura, garantiza un ajuste cómodo y una entrada fácil. Ya sea que estés en el escenario o en la pista de baile, nuestro patrón de mono es la opción perfecta para crear looks drag inspirados en la discoteca que deslumbran. Adecuado para telas elásticas, este patrón ofrece versatilidad y posibilidades infinitas para crear tu estilo único. ¡Prepárate para brillar y bailar con confianza con este fabuloso básico drag!

Dificultad del patrón: Para principiantes

Detalles de tallas

Este patrón está disponible en nuestros exclusivos talles Drag Queen (XS-4X). Consulta nuestra guía de talles para obtener más información sobre nuestras medidas de talle.

Guía de tallas

Telas y artículos de mercería

Sugerencias de telas

Adecuado para tejidos elásticos:

Miliskin
Spandex
Licra
Tejidos de punto elásticos

Nociones

Cremallera de 20 a 24 pulgadas

Yardas de tela

Este patrón requiere el uso de tela no elástica. A continuación, se indican las yardas necesarias para cada talla.

Tamaño	Yardas Ancho de tela (58”)
XS	1,75 yardas
S	2 yardas
METRO	2 yardas
yo	2,25 yardas
SG	2,25 yardas
2X	2,25 yardas
3 veces	2,5 yardas
4 veces	2,5 yardas

Para obtener información sobre la conversión de pulgadas a metros, consulte nuestra guía de conversión.

Guía de conversión de yardas

Instrucciones de costura

How to sew a jumpsuit sewing pattern for drag queens

Fabric Pieces

Once your fabric is cut, you should have one seamless front top piece, two front bottom pieces, two back top pieces, two back bottom pieces, and two collar pieces.

STEP 1

Begin by gathering the back top and bottom pieces. Sew them together along the waistline with the right sides of the fabrics facing each other. Use a stretch stitch, zig-zag stitch, or serger for this step. Repeat the process for the other back side.

STEP 2

Hem only the armholes of the back pieces using a folded hem or rolled hem.

STEP 3

Take your two collar pieces, stack them with right sides facing each other, and sew along the top curved edge.

STEP 4

Once sewn, open and lay the collar flat. Then fold in the seam allowance of the edges opposite of the seam. Press them with an iron and secure them in place with pins.

STEP 5

Now, gather your collar and back pieces. Attach the edge of the collar to the back neck of one of the back pieces, again ensuring that the right sides are facing each other. Sew only along the length of the neck.

STEP 6

Flip the collar over so that the right side of the collar is visible. Pin a zipper with the right side of the zipper facing the right side of the back fabric. Position the zipper starting from the center seam of the collar.

STEP 7

Fold over the top fold of the collar so that the zipper is sandwiched between the two collar layers. Sew the zipper from the collar down to the waistline. Repeat this process for the other back side.

STEP 8

With the zipper and collar attached, you can now sew the back crotch below the zipper of the two back pieces, effectively creating one back piece with a zipper and collar.

STEP 9

Take your two front bottom pieces and sew them together, right sides facing each other, along the front crotch seam.

STEP 10

Now, gather the front top and front bottoms and sew them together along the waistline. Make sure the right sides are facing each other, and use a stretch stitch, zig-zag stitch, or serger.

STEP 11

Hem the armholes of the front peice.

STEP 12

Stack the front and back pieces with right sides facing each other, and sew them together along the side seams and inseam of the bottoms.

STEP 13

Next, insert the top neckline of the front piece between the two layers of the collar fabric. Use a pin to align the center front of the collar with the center front of the front piece. Then, sew all around the bottom edge of the collar, ensuring that the seam allowance is folded inward around the collar.