Cómo coser una capa con hombros en punta

Descripción general

Conviértete en el centro de atención con nuestro patrón de costura de capa con hombros en punta, diseñado específicamente para drag queens que quieren triunfar con disfraces de fantasía y villanos. Esta capa tiene un cuello alto y hombros en punta, lo que agrega dramatismo y estilo a cualquier conjunto. Diseñada con ganchos y ojales en la parte delantera, es perfecta para esas revelaciones asombrosas durante las presentaciones, ya sea en el escenario o en eventos de cosplay.

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 ligeros no elásticos:

Polialgodón
Voile de algodón
Satín
Seda artificial

Nociones

Entretela fusible firme a ultrafirme
Cierres de ganchos y ojales de metal de 3 a 4 piezas

Yardas de tela

Este patrón requiere el uso de una tela exterior con una tela de forro y entretela. Es adecuado para telas ligeras que no sean elásticas. A continuación, encontrará la cantidad de yardas necesaria para cada talla.

Tamaño	Tejido de concha (Ancho 58”)		Tejido de forro (Ancho 58”)		Interfaz (Ancho 20”)
Tamaño	Yardas	Metros	Yardas	Metros	Yardas	Metros
XS	2.25	2	2.25	2	0,75	0.6
S	2.5	2.2	2.25	2	0,75	0.6
METRO	2.5	2.2	2.25	2	0,75	0,7
yo	3	2.6	2.5	2.3	0,75	0,7
SG	3	2.6	2,75	2.5	0,75	0,7
2X	3	2.7	2,75	2.5	1	0,7
3 veces	3	2.7	3	2.6	1	0,8
4X	3	2.7	3	2.7	1	0,8

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 Pointed Shoulder Cape Sewing Pattern for Drag Queens Costume

Fabric Pieces

Once your fabric is cut you should have the following layers:

For the shell fabric: two collars, two front shrug pieces, two back shrug pieces, two sleeve caps, two back capes, and two side capes.

For the lining fabric: two front pieces, two back pieces, two sleeve caps, two back capes, and two side capes. Note: the collar lining should be the same fabric as the shell.

For interfacing: one collar piece, two front shoulders, two back shoulders, and two sleeve caps.

STEP 1

Gather your interfacing pieces, depending on your fabric type you may want to fuse the interfacing to either the shell or lining fabric.

Fuse the interfacing to the collar, front pieces, back pieces, and sleeve caps. For the front and back, the interfacing should line up to the outer corner edge of the shoulders.

STEP 2

Gather one side of the back pieces (back shrug and back cape). Stack them right sides facing each other, meeting at the angled edge at the bottom of the back shrug. Match the notches and sew together along that angled edge. Sew with a straight stitch or serger.

STEP 3

Press the seam allowance on the wrong side of the fabric pointed downward. Then top stitch the seam down on the right side of the cape fabric.

Repeat Steps 2-3 for the opposite side.

STEP 4

Gather your two large back pieces, stack them right sides facing each other and sew together along the center back seam from the shrug down the cape. Sew with a straight stitch or serger.

STEP 5

With the back right side up. Take the two front shrug pieces, wrong sides up, and pin them to the back at the shoulder seams. Sew along the shoulder seams with a straight stitch or serger.

STEP 6

Gather your sleeve caps and side cape pieces. Sew them tougher along the bottom curve of the sleeve caps right sides facing each other, aligning notches.

STEP 7

Press the seam allowance on the wrong side of the fabric pointed down. Then top stitch the seam down on the right side of the cape fabric.

Repeat Steps 6-7 for the opposite side.

STEP 8

Layout out the front and back right side up and gather your side sleeve cape.

STEP 9

Align and pin the sleeve caps around the front and back armholes, right sides facing each other, using notches as a guide. Sew the sleeve caps in place and continue sewing down so the back and side capes are also sewn together. Then repeat for the other side.

STEP 10

Repeat steps 2-9 for your lining fabric.

STEP 11

Gather your shell and lining. Stack them right sides facing each other. Sew along the center front edge of the front shrug down and around the front edge of the side cape to the bottom back cape. Do not sew the collar

STEP 12

Flip the lining and shrug right side out through the collar and press around the edges, you can also top stitch around the edges if you wish.

STEP 13

Gather the shell and lining collar pieces, one should have interfacing fused to it. Stack them right sides facing each other, and sew along the top outer curve.

STEP 14

Flip the collar right side out and press around the sewn edge. You can clip the curved edges to help you fold the curves easier. You can then top stitch the top edge on the right side of the fabric.