French instructions with Youtube tutorial
The Julia jacket pattern is designed with a timeless spirit to become an essential part of your wardrobe in all seasons.
A straight-cut tailored jacket to wear as a look with shorts, a skirt or trousers…
A large, feminine plunging collar and a simple buttoned waist
This pattern can be made in a variety of soft or medium-weight fabrics; play with colors and prints to personalize it to your style.
Demystifying the construction of a tailored jacket was a priority, by carefully choosing simple construction techniques.
Learn how to make a pretty collar using the shawl collar technique, with the accompanying video tutorial.
Simple pocket flaps will dress up the front and create an illusion!
If you like to wear your sleeves rolled up for a dynamic look, find the assembly tip at the end of the tutorial for a permanent rolled-up sleeve effect.
Description
Recommended fabrics
A non-stretch or slightly stretchable woven fabric must be very supple or moderately supple.
Printed, plain, striped…
Medium-weight crepe, gabardine, twill, jacquard, Prince of Wales check, linen, lightweight woolen cloth, satin, houndstooth, percale, …
Sewing Tutorial
The illustrated sewing tutorial will allow you to create your project easily, without any hassle!
No technical difficulties, a model perfectly accessible to beginners
Sizes 50 and 52, available in the PDF version
So much better
Seam allowances are included
Additional information
Supplies
Fabric, width 140cm:
Sizes 34 to 38: 1.80m
Sizes 40 to 44: 2m
Sizes 46 to 48: 2.40m
Sizes 50 to 52: 2.50m
Lining, width 140cm:
Sizes 34 to 38: 1.40m
Sizes 40 to 44: 1.50m
Sizes 46 to 48: 1.60m
Sizes 50 to 52: 1.70m
Iron-on patch: 25cm x 1 meter
1 button 25-30mm
2 medium-sized shoulder pads
French instructions with Youtube tutorial
The Julia jacket pattern is designed with a timeless spirit to become an essential part of your wardrobe in all seasons.
A straight-cut tailored jacket to wear as a look with shorts, a skirt or trousers…
A large, feminine plunging collar and a simple buttoned waist
This pattern can be made in a variety of soft or medium-weight fabrics; play with colors and prints to personalize it to your style.
Demystifying the construction of a tailored jacket was a priority, by carefully choosing simple construction techniques.
Learn how to make a pretty collar using the shawl collar technique, with the accompanying video tutorial.
Simple pocket flaps will dress up the front and create an illusion!
If you like to wear your sleeves rolled up for a dynamic look, find the assembly tip at the end of the tutorial for a permanent rolled-up sleeve effect.
Description
Recommended fabrics
A non-stretch or slightly stretchable woven fabric must be very supple or moderately supple.
Printed, plain, striped…
Medium-weight crepe, gabardine, twill, jacquard, Prince of Wales check, linen, lightweight woolen cloth, satin, houndstooth, percale, …
Sewing Tutorial
The illustrated sewing tutorial will allow you to create your project easily, without any hassle!
No technical difficulties, a model perfectly accessible to beginners
Sizes 50 and 52, available in the PDF version
So much better
Seam allowances are included
Additional information
Supplies
Fabric, width 140cm:
Sizes 34 to 38: 1.80m
Sizes 40 to 44: 2m
Sizes 46 to 48: 2.40m
Sizes 50 to 52: 2.50m
Lining, width 140cm:
Sizes 34 to 38: 1.40m
Sizes 40 to 44: 1.50m
Sizes 46 to 48: 1.60m
Sizes 50 to 52: 1.70m
Iron-on patch: 25cm x 1 meter
1 button 25-30mm
2 medium-sized shoulder pads
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