New Jersey girls traskuit

Fabric recommendations

For sewing this tracksuit we recommend to use a warm Jersey knit.
For the lining of the hood you can use the same fabric as the tracksuit or
thinner jersey.
Use ribbing for cuffs. You can also make the cuffs and waistband of your
pants from the main fabric.

Suplies

Main fabric;
Interfaicing – 0,5 m;
Zipper – 2 pcs.;
Grommets: 2 pcs. in the hood, 2 pcs. in the waistband of the hoodie, 2 pcs.
in the waistband of the pants;
Cord: 1 pc. in the hood, 2 pc. in the waistband of the hoodie, 2 pc. in the
waistband of the pants;
Threads in the color of the fabric.

Fabric consumption (cm/in)

PANTS

Height/Age	134 9years	140 10 years	146 11years	15 12years	158 13years	164 14years	170 15years
Main fabric	80/31,5"	85/33,5"	90/35,4"	95/37,4"	100/39,4"	105,41,3"	110/43,3"
Ribbing	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"

HOODIE

Height/Age	134 9years	140 10years	146 11years	152 12years	158 13years	164 14 years	170 15years
Main Fabric	90/35,4"	95/37,4"	100/39,4"	105/41,3"	110/43,3"	115/45,3"	120/47,2"
Ribbing	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"	15/5,9"

Tracksuit measurements (cm/in)

Specification

Pants

Main fabric

№	Patterns	Number of patterns	Number of pieces
1	Back pant leg	1	2
2	Top Front pant leg	1	1
3	Bottom front pant leg	1	1
4	Pocket	1	2

Ribbing

№	Patterns	Number of patterns	Number of pieces
5	Waistband	1	1
6	Cuff	1	2

Support pattern

№	Patterns	Number of patterns	Number of pieces
7	elastic into the waistband	1	1

Hoodie

Main fabric

№	Patterns	Number of patterns	Number of pieces
1	Back	1	1
2	Front	1	1
3	Sleeve	1	2
4	Outer hood	1	2
5	Inner hood	1	2
6	Pocket piece	1	4

Ribbing

№	Patterns	Number of patterns	Number of pieces
7	Cuff	1	2

Attention! All our patterns already contain 1 cm / 0.39 in seam allowances.

Layout of parts on fabric

PANTS

Main fabric
Width of fabric – 1.8 m (70.87″);

Ribbing

HOODIE

Main fabric
Width of fabric – 1.8 m (70.87″);

Description of tailoring

HOODIE

1.Iron the interfacing to the pocket
opening area on the Front and
Back panels.
Also fuse interfacing tape to Back’s
shoulder edges.

Pin the pocket piece to the Front with the right sides together, aligning the notces. Sew in place from notch to notch.

Cut diagonally to the corners.

Turn to the wrong side and press.

Pin the other pocket piece over the sewn pocket piece, right sides together.
Serge along the rounded edge. Press.

Pin the Front and Back shoulder
edges with the right sides together.
Serge it.
Press seam allowances to the
Back.

Pin the Sleeve into open armhole,
right sides together, aligning the
notches. Serge in.
Press seam allowances to the
sleeve.

Fold the Sleeve in half, pin
sleeve’s side edges right sides
together.
Also pin the Front and Back side
edges together.
Serge it all together.
Press seam allowances.

Serge the bottom hem of the
garment. Press it.

Install grommets (before fuse the interfacing to the wrong side).

Here we show another way of
making “holes”.
Cut a square of fusible interfacing,
pin its right side (not glued one) to
the Front’s right side. Mark the
round. Sew along this line.

Cut out the fabric from the center. Turn to the wrong side. Straighten the interfacing and press it.

Fold the bottom hem of the
garment and pin. Sew in place.

Secure the pockets with any hand
stitch to the bottom hem
allowances.

Iron the interfacing to the Hood.

Install grommets or sew
buttonholes.

Pin the Hood details together with
the right sides. Serge along the
rounded edges.
Press seam allowances.

Repeat the same with lining Hood.

Pin the Hood and Lining Hood,right
sides together. Serge it.
Press seam allowances.

Turn the Hood to the right side, pin
the Hoods together, making the
casing. Sew a line.

Pin the Hood into the neckline, overlapping at the front.

Secure the overlap by stitch line or
baste it.

Serge in.

Fold the Cuff in half, right side together and stitch its short edges. Press seam
allowances open. Clip corners and notch the middle.

Turn the Cuff to the right side and
pin to the Sleeve bottom hem, right
sides together. Serge in.
Press seam allowances to the
sleeve.

Iron the interfacing to the pocket
opening.

Serge the pocket opening edge.

Press the pocket facing to the
pocket’s wrong side.

Mark the pocket placement on the
Front pants details. Use tailor
chalk.

Pin the pocket’s bottom hem to the
bottom line on the Front pants,
right sides together. Sew in place.
Press the pocket.

Pin the pocket’s upper hem to the upper line, right side together. Fold the front pants detail in half. Sew in place pocket piece. Press it.

Press side pocket’s seam
allowance inward and pin. Baste it.

Sew in place from the inside of the
pocket. Press it.

Pin zipper to the Front (top) pants
detail, right sides together.
Zipper slider faces toward inseam.
Sew in place using zipper foot.
Press it.

Pin other side of the zipper to the
Front (bottom) pants detail.
Sew in place.
Press it.

Pin the Front pants along the
crotch (center seam), right sides
together.
Serge it.
Press seam allowances.

Pin the Back pants along the
crotch, right sides together.
Serge it.
Press seam allowances.

Fold the Cuff in half, right side together and stitch its short edges. Press seam allowances open. Clip corners and notch the middle.

Turn the Cuff to the right side and
pin to the Legs bottom hem, right
sides together. Serge in.
Press seam allowances to the
pants.

Install grommets.

Iron the interfacing to the
waistband wrong side to the place
of grommets.

Fold the waistband in half and
stitch its short edges.
Leave a gap for inserting the
elastic.

Clip the allowances at the middle.

Pin the waistband into the upper
hem of the pants, right sides
together. Serge in.

Insert the elastic. Make sure it is
not twisted.

Overlap the elastic ends and stitch
it together.

Whip stitch the gap.

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