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241 Jacket Paper Sewing Pattern - Izzie

241 Jacket Paper Sewing Pattern - Izzie

Two for one my friends, a must-have for anyone with a short attention span when it comes to outerwear.

Maximize your closet space and outfit choices, by making yourself this two-tone reversible wrap jacket complete with pockets and a detachable belt that can be worn on either side. Featuring a flattering modern v-neck wrap design, this intermediate-level pattern results in a lightweight throw-on jacket that could even fill in as a blouse if duty calls.

*this is a paper sewing pattern and will be mailed to you*

Skills:

  • Sewing a pocket
  • Clean finishing a garment on all sides
  • Thread chain belt loops
  • Blind stitch
  • Topstitch 

Pattern Details:

  • Sizes XXS-XXL.
  • Skill level: Intermediate
  • Photo tutorial available here

 

Fabric:

  • 4x 16L (3/8” or 10mm) buttons for sleeve cuff detail (optional)
  • Matching thread to your self fabric
  • Self fabric (your main fabric / color #1)
  • Combo fabric (your combination fabric / color #2)
  • Lining fabric (only for pocket bags)

Fabric Requirements:

 

The 241 Jacket is designed to be completely reversible so using 2 colors of the same woven fabric is recommended. The design compliments a variety of fabric weights. Lightweight fabrics result in a more drape-y style and a warm weather jacket. Mid-weight fabrics have a bit more structure to the design and might serve for a cooler Spring or Fall day. When you get into heavier weight fabrics, be careful not to go too heavy as the design is completely in 2 layers of fabric. In terms of difficulty, lightweight and heavier weight fabrics might result in a slightly more difficult sewing experience. Mid-weight fabrics will be the easiest to work with for this pattern.

$22.62
241 Jacket Paper Sewing Pattern - Izzie
$22.62

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Two for one my friends, a must-have for anyone with a short attention span when it comes to outerwear.

Maximize your closet space and outfit choices, by making yourself this two-tone reversible wrap jacket complete with pockets and a detachable belt that can be worn on either side. Featuring a flattering modern v-neck wrap design, this intermediate-level pattern results in a lightweight throw-on jacket that could even fill in as a blouse if duty calls.

*this is a paper sewing pattern and will be mailed to you*

Skills:

  • Sewing a pocket
  • Clean finishing a garment on all sides
  • Thread chain belt loops
  • Blind stitch
  • Topstitch 

Pattern Details:

  • Sizes XXS-XXL.
  • Skill level: Intermediate
  • Photo tutorial available here

 

Fabric:

  • 4x 16L (3/8” or 10mm) buttons for sleeve cuff detail (optional)
  • Matching thread to your self fabric
  • Self fabric (your main fabric / color #1)
  • Combo fabric (your combination fabric / color #2)
  • Lining fabric (only for pocket bags)

Fabric Requirements:

 

The 241 Jacket is designed to be completely reversible so using 2 colors of the same woven fabric is recommended. The design compliments a variety of fabric weights. Lightweight fabrics result in a more drape-y style and a warm weather jacket. Mid-weight fabrics have a bit more structure to the design and might serve for a cooler Spring or Fall day. When you get into heavier weight fabrics, be careful not to go too heavy as the design is completely in 2 layers of fabric. In terms of difficulty, lightweight and heavier weight fabrics might result in a slightly more difficult sewing experience. Mid-weight fabrics will be the easiest to work with for this pattern.