Jacket, pattern №667

Use the Test Square to adjust the print scale! A test square for checking the A4 scale is located on the first sheet of the A4 pattern file. The test square for checking the plotter scale is located on the pattern sheet in the plotter file.

Jacket pattern. A small volume jacket of fitted silhouette with a hood; the length is below the hip line. The jacket has insulation and lining. A front part has princess seams coming out of the armhole edge to the bottom of the garment (the princess seam is shifted relative to the protruding point of the breast). The front part has a central clasp on a detachable braid zipper with attached plackets and with an internal windproof placket. The back part is with a center seam and princess seams coming out of the cut of the armhole to the bottom of the garment.

It is shown two types of sleeves of this garment for your choice:

Option #1: Long, double-seam raglan sleeve.

Option #2: Long, double-seam raglan sleeve that is cut-off above the elbow line. The lower part of the sleeve is gathered along the upper and lower edges. The neckband collar. A hood has a cut-off central part, the front edge of the hood is processed with a drawstring with a smooth fitting adjustment by using a flat stitched cord. To bring the ends of the cord to the right side, grommets are installed at the front edge of the hood at the chin level.

For this garment we show two options for processing the hood:

Option #1: The removable hood that can be attached along the neckline edge of the garment by using 5 buttonholes and 5 buttons.

Option #2: The attached hood.

For this garment we show two options for your choice to make the garment fitted:

Option #1: The removable waistband.

Option #2: The drawstrings at the waist level with the smooth fitting adjustment by using the flat stitched cord. To bring the ends of the cord to the right side, grommets are installed at the front central part at the waist level.

Eases added to a pattern, cm:  Bust-line: 13 cm; Waist-line: 14 cm; Hips-line: 8 cm, Shoulders: 10 cm.

Finished back length along the center back seam, cm: 38 size: 63,1-71,1, 40 size: 63,3-71,3, 42 size: 63,5-71,5, 44 size: 63,7-71,7, 46 size: 63,9-71,9, 48 size: 63,1-72,1,  50 size: 63,3-72,3, 52 size: 63,5-72,5, 54 size: 63,7- 72,7, 56 size: 63,9- 72,9

Fabric suggestion: for this model, we recommend using thin raincoat or jacket fabrics. We recommend using such lining fabrics as viscous and silk. Synthetic insulation materials of a new generation with a protective layer on both sides, for example, “isosoft 100”. You can use the lining fabric (unexpensive) with the same color as the top garment fabric.

Amount of fabric, wide 140 cm: 

Main fabric, sleeve Option #1: 38 size: 2,50-2,60 м, 40 size: 2,55-2,70 м, 42 size: 2,65-2,80 м, 44 size: 2,75-2,90 м, 46,48,50,52 size: 2,80-3,00 м, 54 size: 2,90-3,10 м, 56 size: 3,10-3,30 м.

Main fabric, sleeve Option #2: 38 size: 2,70-2,80 м, 40 size: 2,75-2,90 м, 42 size: 2,75-3,00 м, 44 size: 2,75-3,10 м, 46,48,50,52 size: 3,00-3,20 м, 54 size: 3,10-3,30 м, 56 size: 3,30-3,50 м.

Lining fabric, wide 140 cm: 38 size: 1,35-1,50 м, 40 size: 1,35-1,50 м 42 size: 1,40-1,55 м, 44 size: 1,45-1,60 м, 46,48,50 size: 1,45-1,65 м, 52 size: 1,50-1,70 м, 54,56 size: 1,55- 1,70 м.

Insulation material, wide 150 cm: 38 size: 2,60-2,70 м, 40 size: 2,60-2,70 м, 42 size: 2,65-2,75 м, 44 size: 2,70-2,80 м, 46,48,50,52,54 size: 2,80-2,90 м, 56 size: 2,90-3,00 м.

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.

Pattern is given with seam allowances.

Degree of difficulty - "Advanced”

The photos shows a jacket sewed at the GRASSER  for pattern №667

We want the work with the Grasser patterns to bring you pleasure, and the sewing process to be understandable, so a file with a very detailed sewing instruction is attached to the pattern. It covers all stages of the work on the garment, with step-by-step SEWING PHOTOS! 

Also there are detailed information of the necessary consumption of fabric, materials and accessories in the instruction.

For sewing you will need the following equipment:

• Multipurpose sewing machine;
  
• An iron with or without steam – for wet-heat treatment of
• the lining;
• Two-legged machine foot, walking or Teflon machine foot
• (depending on the raincoat fabric type);
• Hand needle for basting;
• Machine needles Microtex №80-90;
• Paper scissors;
• Scissors for textile cutting;
• Eyelet press for installing eyelets and press studs,
• depending on the diameter;
• Dressmaker’s pins;
• Textile marker or tailor’s chalk.

The pattern in your order will be in two print options:

1. For printing on A4. You need to print the pattern on a regular printer on A4 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.