cardigan oversize jacket pattern with pdf tutorial size M

PDF Digital Sewing Pattern for the cardigan Jacket Instant Download | Ready to cut and sew. Size M. This pattern is available in sizes What will we send you? Once the order is paid, in 1 minute you will receive: - the PDF pattern in the format of your choice, in A4 format to print at home, Please choose and print the one that suits you to ensure a perfect fit of the final garment. SEWING STEPS 1. Assemble the shoulders Pin the fronts to the back, right sides together. Sew the shoulder seams. Overcast or finish neatly. 2. Roll up the sleeves Pin each sleeve to the armhole, right sides together. Sew and overlock. 3. Close the sides Fold the jacket right sides together. Sew the sleeve + the side of the body in one line. Overcast. 4. Sew the facings Assemble the facings to the fronts. Pin right sides together on the open edges of the neckline. Sew, notch, turn and topstitch if desired. 5. Create the slide Place eyelets or sew buttonholes on the fronts (waist level). Sew the casing tunnels on the wrong side at the waist, starting from one front, going through the back, to the other front. Leave the ends free to pull the belt out through the eyelets. 6. Sew the pockets (optional) Topstitch the patch pockets where desired on the fronts. 7. Hem Hem the bottom of the jacket and the sleeves. 8. Make the belt Join the two belt strips together. Fold right sides together, sew lengthwise. Turn inside out and topstitch if desired. 9. Put on the belt Thread the belt into the slide, and pull it out through the eyelets. - detailed instructions that include cutting diagrams, construction steps with photos About the cardi Jacket: cardigan is an oversized jacket with a straight fit. The front of the jacket features single welt pockets. Cheryl has long dropped shoulder sleeves finished with a trim and a round neckline. The neckline, front edges and hem are finished with bias binding. The jacket closes on the front with sew-on belt . The jacket sits below the hip. Approximate sewing time – 2 days. Suggested fabric: To sew this jacket, choose fabrics with the following properties: - light or medium weight, non-stretch or low stretch,