7 Timeless Jacket Sewing Patterns Round Up - Spring 2024
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2024
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► McCalls 8155 cropped blazer sewing pattern www.sewessential.co.uk/misses...
► 100% wool deadstock Prince of Wales check fabric www.sewessential.co.uk/check-...
► Simplicity 9052 parka jacket pattern www.sewessential.co.uk/misses...
► Sevenberry cotton twill fabric www.sewessential.co.uk/fabric...
► Cashmerette Canton moto biker jacket pattern 0-16 www.sewessential.co.uk/canton...
► Cashmerette Canton moto biker jacket pattern 12-32 www.sewessential.co.uk/canton...
► 100% cotton melange fabric www.sewessential.co.uk/textur...
► New Look 6545 bomber jacket pattern www.sewessential.co.uk/womens...
► John Kaldor Ursula fabric www.sewessential.co.uk/john-k...
► Style Arc Stevie denim jacket pattern www.sewessential.co.uk/stevie...
► Mint denim fabric www.sewessential.co.uk/plain-...
► Named Patterns Sirkka jacket pattern www.sewessential.co.uk/sirkka...
► Sevenberry cotton twill fabric www.sewessential.co.uk/fabric...
► Named Patterns Isla trench coat www.sewessential.co.uk/isla-t...
► Sevenberry cotton twill fabric www.sewessential.co.uk/fabric...
Sewing a jacket is the perfect project for Spring so I've done a round up of all those timeless classic jacket styles you might want to add to your handmade wardrobe. As always I've picked out fabrics you could sew them up in and everything is linked below.
The jacket style of 2024 is the cropped blazer - a fun twist on traditional tailoring to be worn with wide leg trousers or co-ord skirts or dresses. I love the way this style can easily morph from smart work wear to casual weekend wear thrown on with a pair of jeans and a simple t-shirt for running errands or lunch with a friend.
You can't beat a parka jacket pattern for ultimate practicality, I have two parkas in my collection and I wouldn't be without them for long walks in the country at the weekend or racing around on a rainy school run.
The biker jacket is the equivalent of the simple white t-shirt of the jacket world and I would love to sew one up for maximum sewing satisfaction and wearability points (the one I have is very, very well loved and worn).
The bomber jacket has never really gone away and is a fun and simple sew for a first foray into jacket sewing. I think it would look great sewn up in a colourful print satin fabric.
The classic denim jacket is always so easy to style and wear and I love all the options for top stitching for maximum mindful sewing.
A sporty anorak is another great practical jacket to sew up and we see you through your favourite outdoor adventures for years to come.
The classic trench coat is a jacket pattern that will never go out of style and would be a huge achievement for any home sewer to have under their belt.
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00:00 Introduction
01:53 McCalls 8155 cropped blazer
04:16 Simplicity 9052 parka jacket
06:09 Cashmerette Canton moto biker jacket
09:30 New Look 6545 bomber jacket
11:36 Style Arc Stevie denim jacket
13:03 Named Patterns Sirkka jacket
15:03 Named Patterns Isla trench coat
16:20 Conclusion - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Thanks Lucy. I still love to wear a single fronted blazer in linens, wool you name it. I loved your blouse. Lovely style and fabric.
I must admit I haven't worn blazers for years I think working in a corporate role put me off them, but just recently I am lusting after a navy pinstripe one. I'm not sure I have time to make it so I've been scouring Vinted to see if I can find something pre loved I can buy instead. I can't believe I'm missing such a crucial jacket in my collection!
Thanks Lucy. I resurrected 2 jackets, 1 silky bomber which I bought about 7 year's ago and 1 techy cropped trench styled jacket I bought about 9 years ago and wore once. Was working at the time so no time for too much sewing. Great vlog ❤
Ooooh these sound gorgeous, thanks for watching and commenting
Loved the jacket selections!My absolute favorite thing to make! Thanks for sharing.
I've only ever made one, it must be a wonderful feeling to have made so many.
Lucy, thanks for the suggestions on the jackets/coats, as I plan on making a few of them with your fabric options. I love your blouse as the fabric is beautiful and it looks wonderful on you. Each week I look forward to seeing what is new in your shop and the tips and sewing projects that you have been doing. Take care.❤
Thanks for such lovely feedback and your custom, ordering the fabrics and patterns from us helps me to keep producing the content and ideas for everyone so I really appreciate your support.
Love the blouse and fabric, I was drawn to it straight away. Enjoyed the vlog too 😂
Love it Lucy my trench was in your coral cotton sateen, always get asked where I bought it from when I am out in it. I love it ❤❤❤
I remember that beauty Kathryn, such a great project I love it too, nearly Spring now so you can wear it again too - yay!
I really liked the first two patterns. I once had a cropped blazer in forest green with a skirt to match. I also really like the bomber jacket pattern. I also liked lined jackets if it gets cooler.
I am loving the cropped jacket trend too and the bomber.
A few favourites here-->
Papercut Patterns: Nova Coat, can be made as a coat or jacket and lined or unlined. I made the jacket in a beautiful purple coloured boiled wool with a darker purple anti static lining
Papercut patterns: Emmi jacket. Can be made long, curved hem or jacket length, lined, unlined or reversible. Three pocket options including welt pockets and various collar options including hood, classic, funnel and bomber. Also an optional drawstring hem. I made the reversible jacket (quilted fabric and denim) with welt pockets, drawstring hem and because all the collar options are interchangeable (I KNOW!) I made all 4.
Style Arc: Parker coat. I made this one up in a gorgeous pink and cream check wool mix
Also…. I adore those options and the bomber looks really good. And then there is the spearmint denim you showed us… stunning!
Oooh thanks for sharing, they sound gorgeous, sounds like you've been busy!
@@SewEssential check them out! The Nova is lush and the Parker is my go to on a dry day
Great video Lucy, as always. A couple of years ago I made a biker style jacket similar to the one shown using Lisette (Butterick) B6169 pattern. I made it in a black woven wool type which has a silver fleck in it. Really pleased with the result.
That sounds absolutely lovely Emma, a real timeless classic that would be easy to style with lots of different outfits for maximum use. I know the pattern you're talking about because I remember lusting over that one myself!
Great video absolutely love your blouse could you please let me know what type of fabric you used thank you.
Thank you so much, it was a viscose we sold years ago, but we do have some lovely viscose fabrics in stock here you could use instead: www.sewessential.co.uk/fabrics/dressmaking-fabrics/patterned-woven-fabrics just check the descriptions
I have made the Isla coat in the beige fabric and I love it, it was a most satisfying make xx
I love that trench coat! I think I may have to buy that pattern!. I had a trench coat years ago but, if I still had it, it would be too small for me now!! I prefer fitted jackets which come to at least the hip. I have the Jasika pattern but haven't made it yet. I've never attempted tailoring before but I should get on with it. I love wearing a jacket over a dress, trousers or skirt.
Super ideas Lucy, I liked the denim jacket idea, loved your blouse, I wondered which pattern it was x
Thank you, sadly the blouse pattern has been discontinued now, it was a McCalls pattern I loved so much I made it twice. You can see me talking about it in this video and maybe you might be able to find an old copy of the pattern somewhere th-cam.com/video/7b4_JdsP3_M/w-d-xo.html
I truly like them all ❤
I'm so glad, lots of lovely choices
Please could you recommend an online shop where I can buy good quality fabrics. Not just to make these lovely javkets.But ideally a pencil skurt, dress, or top. I love your channel.
I'm sure Lucy would say Sew Essential!
I love Jean jackets. I’ve made a lot of them over the years. I like Simplicity 1542 view A. I’ve made this several times. What is the blouse you are wearing? So cute!
they are just so easy to wear aren't they? sadly the blouse pattern has been discontinued now, it was a McCalls pattern I loved so much I made it twice. You can see me talking about it in this video and maybe you might be able to find an old copy of the pattern somewhere th-cam.com/video/7b4_JdsP3_M/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for another inspiring video! I enjoy the process of sewing coats and jackets, even though I don’t get to wear them much in my mild climate. Your blouse is lovely, is it a pattern?
It's a pleasure, see the comment above about my blouse, the pattern is sadly discontinued
You too? I lose clothing as well, even if I haven't been travelling. It's so strange.
haha glad i'm not the only one
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Hi Lucy, what blouse pattern are you wearing?It looks great.
thank you so much, see above comments, sadly it is discontinued, I'll see if I can think of a similar pattern for you all
can one use Corduroy for a bomber jacket?
Definitely Calvin Klein made one for guys corduroy with a padded lining.
agreed a corduroy bomber would be awesome, warm and comfy. The one described by our lovely viewer below sounds like one I had in the 90s from river island, i loved that jacket so much, wish i still had it!
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Oh ya! Let’s cut ourselves right across our pudgy middles. So flattering…not. Only very slim people can afford to stylistically cut themselves off at the midsection. Where do designers think people’s eyes are going to gravitate to? A regular length blazer is so much more flattering.😮😊