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Patron Combinaison Eucalyptus
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Décontractée avec un esprit tailleur, la combinaison Eucalyptus est classique mais ludique, habillée mais toujours facile à porter ! Elle peut être portée en version longue ou en combinaison décontractée. La combinaison Eucalyptus présente un col cubain, une patte de boutonnage, un corsage et un pantalon à double pli. La version jupe-culotte dessine une silhouette à couper le souffle tout en restant incroyablement confortable grâce à sa ceinture élastiquée, et le dos ouvert apporte un détail unique à ce modèle tout en restant portable au quotidien.
- La version A est une combi pantalon sans manches.
- La version B est une combi short à manches courtes.
Tissu recommandé : Tissu chaine-et-trame de poids léger à moyen en coton, lin, lainage, viscose, tencel. Prévoyez davantage de tissu pour raccorder les motifs.
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C
I still love the design of this jumpsuit. Unfortunately, the pattern and instructions make it challenging to realize the potential of the design. Thus, I still haven't finished a full jumpsuit. However, I have created two dresses based on the version A top and attempted a version B jumpsuit. If you look at the pics, you'll probably guess what happened...
Before I start with pattern issues, I just want to warn that the design seems to assume very much an hourglass figure. I have a very normal, nicely but not overly shaped figure, commercial European size 40, and I have to grade from size 40 (bust and hips) to 46 (waist). Not ideal, but doable.
Now to issues that should be addressed:
What makes the pattern advanced, in my opinion, is not so much the design itself but the lack of comprehensive instructions (I used the English version). Most of the instructions are vague (the pics only help occasionally) and some seem nonsensical. I could not make the Version A armholes work based on the instructions. So I undid the sides, and instead, used the classic burrito method for a clean finish. That was unfortunate, considering that the seam allowances are ideal for French seams. I also struggled with the fly instructions and eventually put them aside.
But what's worse: the pattern pieces for the Version B top are cut much shorter than for Version A without mentioning that anywhere in the description. I looked at your pics again and cannot make out a difference in top length, either. So tough luck if you rely on fitting experiences from using the Version A top.
I would really love to give this more stars, and I'll return once I've finished the jumpsuit I actually bought this pattern for. But for now: beware that you'll have to add a few unexpected extra considerations to make this work.
Hi Carola,
Thank you for taking the time to share such detailed feedback on the Eucalyptus pattern. I'm sorry you've encountered these challenges, and I appreciate your patience as you work through them.
- Regarding fit and grading:
You're right that the Eucalyptus does have a more fitted silhouette through the waist. Grading between sizes (as you've done from size 40 at bust/hips to 46 at waist) is absolutely the right approach for your body proportions, though I understand it adds complexity.
- Regarding instructions:
I'm sorry the instructions felt vague in places. We do have additional tutorial resources that might help clarify some of the construction steps—I'm happy to send you links to those if that would be helpful.
- Regarding the Version B bodice length:
I've just checked the pattern files, and the bodice length for Version A and Version B should actually be identical. The only difference between the two versions is the armhole shape—Version A has a sleeveless armhole, while Version B is designed to accommodate sleeves.
If your Version B bodice printed significantly shorter than Version A, this may have been a printing error. Could you double-check your test square to ensure the pattern printed at the correct scale? If there was a printing issue, that would explain the unexpected length difference.
Moving forward:
I'd love to help you get this jumpsuit finished! If you'd like to send photos of your fitting issues or discuss specific construction questions, please email us at support@closetcorepatterns.com and we'll work through it with you.
Thank you again for your honest feedback—it helps us understand where we can improve.
Best regards,
Sylvie
M
I can’t express how much fun I had putting this together. It tickled my brain doing a 5/8” FBA on a double darted bodice.
I used an African wax print. Next time I will French seam the trousers. I love the out come and I have had many compliments when wearing it.
T
The pattern fitted well, only needed to make my usual short torso adjustment and made the sleeve hole slightly smaller. I’m an experienced sewer but struggled with the button fly instructions. Also didn’t like the collar method. Compared to closet core instructions these instructions are very brief! Happy with the overall result.
J
je suis en pleine couture de la combinaison eucalyptus, j'en suis à l'étape 3-4 et je n'y arrive pas
auriez vous une video étape par étape pour un accompagnement
merci d'avance
Bonjour Jessika,
Ce tutoriel (pour le col du manteau Opium) devrait vous aider à mieux visualiser comment coudre le col d'Eucalyptus :
https://deer-and-doe-blog.closetcorepatterns.com/fr/opium-coudre-le-col-tailleur/
Bonne couture !
L
Love the look. Can’t wait to make it!