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Julia Gilet
Julia Gilet

Julia Gilet

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Designer
Amanda Walker
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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Designer
Designer
Amanda Walker
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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Safety Notice: Handmade items made from this pattern may contain small parts or long cords that pose choking or strangulation risks. Not suitable for children under 3 years. Please see the full safety disclaimer at sewmag.co.uk/safety.

About this pattern

Keep icy chills at bay with Amanda Walker’s faux fur gilet. This project will not only ensure that you stay warm and cosy, it will also add an effortless touch of style to your me-made outfit. What’s more, this one-metre make will teach you how to sew with faux fur fabric and help you insert a lining.

Essentials

  • Fabric, 1m (160cm)
  • Lining, 1m

Cutting guide

  • Front: cut one pair in fabric and lining
  • Back: cut one on the fold in fabric and lining
  • 1.5cm seam allowance used throughout.

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    1 Download and cut out the pattern, then follow the cutting guide. Pin and sew the shoulder seams of the jacket and lining, right sides together, matching the notches. Stitch to the dot marked at the back shoulder edge and press the seams open.

    2 Match and pin the neckline lining to the gilet neckline, right sides facing, then pin each entre front edge. Sew from the base of the gilet up around the neck and down the opposite side.

    3 Match the gilet armholes to the lining ones, right sides together. Pin and stitch in place. Clip around the curved seam allowance on the armholes and neckline. Trim the bulk from the curved top corners. Turn the gilet to the right side by threading the front parts through the shoulders.

    4 Match up the side seams, pin and sew from the base of the gilet up the underarm, then continue the seam into the lining side seams. Make sure that the armhole seams are open and matching exactly when sewing.

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