Bolero Jacket 2 Sewing Patterns | DRCOS Patterns & How To Make

Comments are made using translation software.

This is the pattern for a short-length bolero jacket with a front opening, as requested.

It has a fairly simple structure without buttons or zippers, making it easy for even beginners to make.

Considering the design, where the back side might be visible, I have also included a lining pattern.

The sleeve length is about 3cm shorter than the standard size, so if you're concerned, please check the length by placing the pattern on your shoulder before cutting the fabric.

I believe this pattern is also suitable as a base for a bolero outfit.

The side lines have been slightly widened.

After printing, paste it according to the pasting line,Cut and use.

The pattern has a seam allowance, so it can be used as is.

I'm not so good at English.

So all explanations/instructions were translated using AI.

This is not always perfect and I apologise for any parts that are difficult to follow.

(1) Apply fusible interlining to the "front facing," "back facing," and back hem "facing," stitch them together, and press the seam allowances open with an iron.

(2) Stitch together the shoulders, sides, and back center line of the "Front bodice" and "Back bodice," and press the seam allowances open with an iron.

(3) Stitch together the shoulders, sides, and back center line of the front lining and back lining, and press the seam allowances open with an iron.

(4) Stitch around the "facing" and lining, turn the seam allowance (S/A) inward.

*Make incisions on the hanging parts of the fabric.

(5) Stitch the sides of the "Sleeve" together and press the seam allowances open with an iron.

(6) Stitch the sides of the "Sleeve" lining together and press the seam allowances open with an iron.

(7) Stitch the "Sleeve" and "Sleeve" lining together at the sleeve opening, and shape with an iron.

(8) Open the back bodice to turn it inside out, then stitch around the perimeter of the "Body" and lining.

(9) Turn inside out from the opening, and shape with an iron.

*Make incisions on the hanging parts of the fabric when turning inside out.

*If you want to avoid the armhole seam allowance (S/A) showing, pull the fabric out from the turning inside out position and stitch each armhole.

(10) Attach the "Sleeve" to the "Body," serge/overlock it, and shape with an iron.

How to sew sleeves

How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine)

If you cannot see the SHOP due to 403 error

Children-140 size

Can be downloaded

bust29.9in length12.4in 10sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 43 size

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Ladies'-S size

Can be downloaded

bust33.9in length13.2in 13sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 44 size

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Ladies'-M size

Can be downloaded

bust36.6in length13.6in 13sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 47 size

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Ladies'-L size

Can be downloaded

bust39.8in length14.2in 14sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 49 size

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Ladies'-LL size

Can be downloaded

bust42.1in length14.8in 15sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 53 size

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Men's-L size

Can be downloaded

bust43.7in length15.41in 16sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Sleeve parts 56 size

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Men's-LL size

Can be downloaded

bust45.7in length15.74in 18sheets of A4 size(or legal size)
Expanded sleeve parts 56 sizes to 106.2%