SL 7 – Blazer Jacket Sewing Pattern
$ 21.00
YES – you, too, CAN sew a blazer jacket!
They are rumored to be difficult, but it’s really not that bad. Especially with help from the step-by-step instructions and video that comes with this pattern!
The Sewing Life Magazine 7 Blazer Jacket has shoulder princess seams, two-piece sleeves, and a shawl collar.
We designed it with the world’s most-easy-to-sew welt pockets (check the BONUS PDF and video that shows you how), but you can also add patch pockets instead – or simply omit pockets if you choose.
The pattern is a downloadable PDF pattern in two versions in size 34 -54.
PATTERN:
Sewing Patterns: STYLISH SHAWL-COLLAR BLAZER JACKET
The Sewing Life Magazine 7 Blazer Jacket has shoulder princess seams, two-piece sleeves, and a shawl collar.
We designed it with the world’s most-easy-to-sew welt pockets (check the BONUS PDF and video that shows you how), but you can also add patch pockets instead - or simply omit pockets if you choose.
You can download the pattern sheet in 4 different formats:
Print-at-home letter/A4 & A3(11″), or large format to print at copy shops in either 24″ roll, or 36″ roll or A0.
The pattern comes in size 34 - 54
MAGAZINE:
In the Online Magazine
- FITTING A TWO-PIECE SLEEVE
- SEWING TECHNIQUE - sew the collar and facing to perfection
- DESIGN VARIATIONS: Add Patch Pockets.
- THE STORY OF the Blazer Jacket
- Sewing techniques STEP-BY-STEP to get a perfect result
- And much more!
The blazer jacket is originally designed for middle-weight woven fabric. But it works for some knits too.
We have used coating, wool, linen and Pone >de Roma knit, but you can use many different fabrics as well.
Apart from the fabric, you will need:
- Lining fabric (see how much in the chart)
- Interfacing for the facings and the collar ( About 65 cm (25”))
- 1 button with a diameter of 25 mm (1”)
- 2 shoulder pads (1 cm (3/8”) thick and 2 sleeve heads (you can also made these from batting or fleece)
FABRIC REQUIREMENTS
The fabric amount needed for the blazer jacket depends on a lot of factors: The fabric width, any design changes, and if you use fabric with direction.
The fabric requirement charts on this page are guesstimates. If you want to know exactly how much fabric you need, lay out your pattern pieces and measure how much space they take.
Size Chart:
