Cómo coser un maillot con hombros al descubierto

Descripción general

Cose un conjunto de drag queen electrizante con nuestro patrón de costura de leotardo de manga larga, que incluye hombros anchos con picos y un corte opcional para ver el busto. Diseñado para las intérpretes atrevidas y audaces, este patrón es una fantástica incorporación a tu guardarropa, ya que te permite hacer alarde de una silueta inolvidable en el escenario. Este top de complemento es perfecto para las artistas drag queen que buscan hacer una declaración. Fabricado con telas elásticas, este leotardo promete un estilo dramático y comodidad.

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
Lentejuelas elásticas
Licra
Tejidos de punto elásticos
Vinilo elástico

Nociones

Cremallera invisible de 20" a 22" pulgadas
Espuma de lencería o entretela ultra firme para hombros
Opcional: estabilizador desprendible para cremallera
Opcional: Cinta al bies doblada dos veces para peekaboo

Yardas de tela

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

Tallas	Ancho de tela 58”	Ancho de entretela 20”
XS	1,50 yardas	2 yardas
S	1,50 yardas	2 yardas
METRO	1,50 yardas	2 yardas
yo	1,75 yardas	2 yardas
SG	1,75 yardas	2 yardas
2X	1,75 yardas	2 yardas
3 veces	2 yardas	2 yardas
4 veces	2 yardas	2 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 power shoulder sleeve leotard sewing pattern for drag queens

Fabric Pieces

After cutting your fabric, you should have following peices: one seamless front, one seamless back, 2 sleeves, and 2 collar peices.

Stitches

For this project, the recommended stitches are a serger overlock stitch, a stretch stitch, or a zigzag stitch. A straight stitch may cause the threads to snap and is not advisable.

STEP 1

Hem the optional peekaboo bust cutout and hem around the hole, or use a double folded bias tape.

STEP 2

Take the front piece and the two back pieces, with right sides facing each other, and pin them together at the shoulder seams. Sew along these seams.

STEP 3

For the collar, place the two pieces right sides together and sew along the top, shorter curve.

STEP 4

Then, turn the collar right side out and place a pin in the center.

STEP 5

Lay the front and back pieces right side up and pin the collar around the neckline with the center pin matching the center front, keeping the collar upside down. Serge or sew in place.

STEP 6

Insert a 16-20 inch invisible zipper along the center back opening starting at the collar. The right side of the zipper should face the right side of the fabric. Use a straight stitch with a zipper foot for sewing. For a flat zipper finish, you may use a tear-away stabilizer between the zipper and the fabric.

STEP 7

After attaching the zipper, fold the excess fabric at the top of the zipper vertically and hand-stitch it down to secure this fold before proceeding.

STEP 8

Next, fold the zipper tape horizontally and pin in place, ready for topstitching. Repeat the same steps on the opposite side.

STEP 9

Topstitch around the zipper sides to reinforce and neatly finish the edges.

STEP 10

Attach the back bottoms to the lower part of the back piece with the zipper, sew them right sides facing each other.

STEP 11

Your 3 back pieces should now be sewn together.

STEP 12

Gather 2 sleeve pieces. Depending on your fabric you may need to install interfacing or foam to the shoulders to keep the shape. Use the line guide on the paper pattern to cut your interfacing from the elbow to the armpit. Depending on your type of interfacing you can either pin in place or press on with an iron, to the wrong side of the fabric.

STEP 13

To create one sleeve, stack 2 pieces right sides facing each other, with the interfacing pinned or fused on, and sew or serge along the outer pointed edges of the sleeve down to the armhole. Repeat for other sleeve.

STEP 14

Spread out the front and back right side up and gather your sleeves.

STEP 15

Align and pin the sleeves around the armholes, right side of the sleeve facing the right side of the front and back, using notches as a guide. Each sleeve curve is symmetrical, so there's no designated front or back. Serge or sew the sleeves in place and repeat for the other side.