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Want to sew a quilted jacket yourself and create a truly one-of-a-kind piece? This pattern makes it surprisingly straightforward—even for sewing beginners.
The boxy-cut jacket with dropped shoulders is fully lined and, if the turning opening is closed neatly, can even be worn as a reversible jacket.
You can sew your quilted jacket classically using two layers of cotton fabric with batting, or use pre-quilted fabric. The edges can be bound with bias tape – store-bought or homemade.
Sewing without batting? Then we recommend sewing the jacket one size smaller.
Sew a quilted jacket, combine your fabric treasures, and create a true original – easier than you think! ✂️🧵
Determine your correct size by standing upright and measuring your body at the fullest parts of your chest and waist. Compare the results with the body size chart and choose the corresponding size. You may also need to adjust the pattern to your body measurements. TRINA has a loose fit; keep this in mind when choosing your size. If you prefer your clothing to be more form-fitting, you might want to choose a smaller size or adjust the pattern to suit you. Alternatively (or additionally), you can measure a well-fitting, boxy-cut jacket you already own and compare those values with the finished garment measurement chart. That will give you a good idea of how your new quilted jacket TRINA will fit.
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