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Home Sewing Patterns Charlie Suede Jacket Sewing Pattern

Charlie Suede Jacket Sewing Pattern

Difficulty

Intermediate

Material

Suede

Designer

Amanda Walker

Size

8-24

Techniques

Dressmaking

Pattern Guide

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Difficulty

Intermediate

Material

Suede

Designer

Amanda Walker

Size

8-24

Techniques

Dressmaking

Pattern Guide

Download

About this pattern

This nifty throw-on from Amanda Walker will fit so seamlessly into your wardrobe, it’ll be like it’s always been there.

Made in suede, the six-step pattern is suited to sewers looking to add the following skills to their armoury: inserting sleeves, clipping curves, understitching and working with hemming web.

Essentials

Suede fabric, 1.7m (150cm)
Hemming web

Cutting guide

Front jacket and facing panel: cut two pairs
Back jacket: cut one on the fold
Side front panel: cut one pair
Back neck facing: cut one on the fold
Sleeve: cut one pair
1.5cm seam allowance used throughout, unless otherwise stated.

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Top sewing tip

Hemming web bonds fabric quickly and easily, stabilises materials with stretch, and enables you to machine or hand stitch a hem without distorting the garment. To attach the web, simply press the required hem length, cut it to the right size, place it in between the fabric, then iron on to finish.