Scarf, free pattern №1096
Scarf, double-sided, with insulation.
Suits for beginners
Instructions with photo
Plotter 900 + А4/Letter
Sizes:
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size 1
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size 2
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Size:
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An accessory – a double-sided scarf with insulation. It consists of two parts connected by a long edge, in which a hole is left for threading the opposite end of the scarf.
Model is wearing a Size 1. -
Size Size 1 Size 2 Garment lenght, cm 110,0 85,0 Garment width, cm 24,0 20,0 -
Main fabric #1. We recommend using soft, medium density and thin raincoat and jacket fabrics for one side of this garment; raincoat fabrics with a membrane coating.
Main fabric #2. For the second side of the garment, we recommend using artificial fur with short or medium pile height; knitted fabrics with pile, with slight or no stretching; knitted fabrics of small and medium density, soft, with little electrification, made of natural, synthetic or mixed fibers, for example, fleece, knitted knitwear.
Insulation. To insulate the garment, we recommend using synthetic insulation materials of a new generation with a protective layer on both sides, for example, ISOSOFT 34 100 g/m2.
Ready-made quilted raincoat fabric can be used for sewing. -
Amount of Fabrics in metres.
Option 1. Scarf is from the main materialSize Size 1 Size 2 Main fabric, wide 140 cm 0,65 0,55 Insulation material (100 g/m2; width 140 cm) 0,35 0,40
Attention! Given exact fabric consumption can be used only when pattern details are placed on a fabric sheet close to each other. All pattern details should be arranged on an opened fabric sheet strictly on grain in one direction, each pattern piece must be cut out only once.
Option 2. Scarf is from the main material #1 and main material #2
Size Size 1 Size 2 Main fabric #1, wide 140 cm 0,35 0,30 Main fabric #2, wide 140 cm 0,35 0,30 Insulation material (100 g/m2; width 140 cm) 0,35 0,40
Attention! Given exact fabric consumption can be used only when pattern details are placed on a fabric sheet close to each other. All pattern details should be arranged on an opened fabric sheet strictly on grain in one direction, each pattern piece must be cut out only once. -
- Multipurpose sewing machine;
- An iron with or without steam;
- Regular presser foot;
- Hinged cording foot;
- Wooden iron;
- Ironing desk or console table;
- Hand needle for basting;
- Machine needles №70-80 for the main fabric;
- Machine needles Stretch or Super Stretch №70 for the lining;
- Paper scissors;
- Scissors for textile cutting.
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The pattern in your order will be in two print options:
1. For printing on A4/Letter. You need to print the pattern on a regular printer on A4/Letter sheets, then glue the sheets, cut the pattern and you can sew! A test square for checking the A4/Letter print scale is located on the first sheet of the pattern file.
2. For printing on a large format plotter. A test square for checking the plotter scale is located on the pattern sheet.
