How to Sew a Off-Shoulder Bow Corset Leotard

Cómo coser un leotardo corsé con lazo y hombros descubiertos

Descripción general

Aprende a coser nuestro patrón de leotardo corsé con lazo extragrande y hombros descubiertos, una versión atrevida del clásico leotardo corsé, diseñado para drag queens que buscan fusionar glamour y extravagancia. Con una base de corsé con costura princesa y espalda con cordones, este patrón de costura en PDF realza la cintura y ofrece una elegancia perfecta para el escenario.

Yardas de tela

Para rollos de tela de 54" o más de ancho.

Tamaño	Tejido A - Maillot		Tela B - Lazo		Recubrimiento		Interfaz		Recorte al bies
	patios	Medidores	patios	Medidores	patios	Medidores	patios	Medidores	patios	Medidores
XS	1	1	1.5	1.5	1	1	1	1.5	1.5	1.5
S	1	1	2	1.5	1	1	1	1.5	2	2
METRO	1	1	2	1.5	1	1	1	1.5	2	2
L	1	1	2	2	1	1	1	2	2	2
SG	1	1	2	2	1	1	1	2	2.5	2
2X	1	1	2	2	1	1	1	2	2.5	2
3X	1	1	2	2	1	1	1	2	2.5	2.5
4X	1.5	1	2	2	2	1.5	1	2	2.5	2.5

Detalles de tallas

Este diseño de corsé reduce instantáneamente 7,6 cm de cintura, así que tenlo en cuenta al elegir tu talla. Las medidas de cintura en nuestra tabla reflejan tu cintura natural, no la cintura reducida con el corsé. El leotardo con corsé y lazo está disponible en nuestras tallas exclusivas para drag queens, desde la XS hasta la 4X, diseñadas para adaptarse a cuerpos con relleno y hombros, brazos y piernas más anchos. Si bien este patrón está pensado para artistas drag, puede ser usado por cualquier persona, de cualquier género, cuyas medidas coincidan con las proporcionadas.

Tamaños	XS	S	METRO	L	SG	2X	3X	4X
Pulgadas
Busto	35”-37”	38”-40”	40”-42”	44”-46”	47”-49”	50”-52”	53”-55”	56”-58”
Cintura	26”-28”	29”-31”	32”-34”	35”-37”	38”-40”	41”-43”	44”-46”	47”-49”
Caderas	37”-39”	40”-42”	43”-45”	46”-48”	49”-51”	52”-54”	54”-56”	58”-60”
Altura	70"	70"	70"	70"	70"	70"	70"	70"
centímetros
Busto	89-94	96-102	102-107	112-117	119-124	127-132	135-140	142-147
Cintura	66-71	74-79	81-86	89-94	96-102	104-109	112-117	119-124
Caderas	94-99	102-107	109-114	117-122	124-130	132-137	137-142	147-152
Altura	178	178	178	178	178	178	178	178

Nuestros exclusivos tamaños de trajes de arrastre se basan en las tallas estándar estadounidenses para hombre y mujer de tallas grandes, diseñados para adaptarse a cuerpos masculinos con relleno y una altura promedio de 178 cm (70 pulgadas). Presentan torsos más largos, hombros, brazos y piernas más anchos, y una entrepierna más corta en comparación con las tallas estándar para mujer, lo que los hace inclusivos para cualquier persona que cumpla con las medidas proporcionadas.

Telas y artículos de mercería

Adecuado para tejidos no elásticos de peso ligero a medio:

Satín
Cuero (auténtico o sintético)
Dril
Lona de algodón
Tela asargada
Brocado
Terciopelo

Nociones

Varillas Rigilene de 6–8 mm
Entretela termoadhesiva de peso medio o pesado, o entretela de espuma (depende de la rigidez que desee para su arco).
Cordón de cinta/encaje
Cinta/remate al bies doblemente doblado
Ojales de corsé

Instrucciones de costura

Color Guide

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Fabric Pieces

After cutting your fabric, you should have the following pieces:

Shell: 2 mirrored number 1 (Center Front), 2 mirrored number 2, 2 mirrored number 3, 2 mirrored number 4, 2 mirrored number 5, 2 mirrored number 6 (Center Back), 1 number 7 (Gusset), 2 number 8 (Bow, cut on fold), 1 number 9 (Bow Ribbon).

Lining: 2 mirrored number 1 (Center Front), 2 mirrored number 2, 2 mirrored number 3, 2 mirrored number 4, 2 mirrored number 5, 2 mirrored number 6 (Center Back), 1 number 7 (Gusset).

How to sew fabric pieces for bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

Interfacing

Gather the two “6” pieces (Center Back) and the two “6i” Placket Interfacing pieces. Iron interfacing onto the wrong side of the center back pieces to support the eyelets.

Interface both “8” Bow pieces and the “9” Bow Ribbon piece.

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Sewing the Bow

Take the “9” Bow Ribbon piece. Fold it in half right sides together and sew the long edge. Flip right side out and press. Sew the short sides together and press open. You now have a loop.

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Take the two “8” Bow pieces. Place right sides together and sew top edge from notch to notch, then down both vertical sides and the bottom edge, leaving the corners raw. Snip seam allowance at the notch, turn, and press.

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Mark the center of the bow. Slide the bow through the ribbon loop, align it at center, arrange folds, and hand-stitch the loop to the bow with the loop seam to the back.

How to assemble bow with ribbon loop for bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

Sewing the Shell

Take the two “1” Center Front pieces and sew them together with right sides facing along the center front seam.

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Press seam allowances open. Sew remaining pieces right sides together in this order: 6 (Center Back), 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (Center Front). Pin at waistline before sewing.

How to assemble shell panels for bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

Boning

Prepare Rigilene boning. Sew one bone at each seam except center front, which gets two. Cut bones 1 inch shorter than seam height and round ends to prevent ripping.

Flip each seam the opposite direction and sew the boning to the seam allowance only. Flip seam back so the bone is enclosed.

How to stitch boning to seam allowances for bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

For help, see this video: How to sew boning.

Sew the two “6” Center Back pieces together from bottom to notch. Attach the “7” Gusset to center back and center front.

How to add gusset and close center back notch for bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

Sewing the Lining

Repeat the shell steps to assemble the lining. Do not add boning to the lining.

How to sew the lining panels for bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

Attaching the Bow to the Leotard

Align the bow’s raw edge to piece 6 of the shell, ½ inch away from the center back seam allowance. Baste stitch the bow to the shell.

How to attach bow at center back for bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

Assembling Shell with Lining

Stack the shell and lining with right sides together, enclosing the bow. Sew along top and center back edges. Do not catch bow ends in the seam. Flip right side out and trim seam allowance if needed.

How to assemble shell with lining for bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

Center Back Boning and Lacing

Sew three vertical channels at center back about 0.5 inches apart. Insert two bones per side, leaving the middle channel empty for eyelets. Stitch across top and bottom to secure bones.

How to sew center back boning channels for bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

Add eyelets into the empty center column for lacing.

How to add eyelets for center back lacing in bow corset leotard sewing pattern for drag queen costumes by Katkow

Finishing the Leotard

Finish leg openings with a double-folded bias trim.

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Securing the Bow Ribbon

Stitch the back of the bow ribbon to the center front by hand to keep it in place. For extra stability, tack the back of the bow to the top of the second bone with a few stitches. Only sew through the back of the bow and ribbon so stitches remain hidden.