Simple instructions are included in the pattern.
This is a pattern for a sailor collar double button jacket that has been highly requested.
The sailor collar uses a collar stand structure and has a simple construction that is only sandwiched with the facing.
The sleeves are slightly flared toward the cuffs.
After printing, align and tape the pages along the joining lines, then cut and use.
Seam allowances are already included in the pattern, so you can use it as it is.
* When making with full lining, refer to the facing line and create the lining pattern.
(1) Apply fusible interfacing to the front facing, back facing, "Collar stand", "Collar", "Cuff", and front flap.
(2) Sew the facings together, press the seam allowances open, and serge/overlock the edges.
How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine)
(3) Sew the "Collar stand" (with interfacing) and "Collar" (without interfacing) together. Press the seam allowances open, then make small cuts where the fabric pulls.
(4) Sew the "Collar stand" (without interfacing) and "Collar" (with interfacing) together. Press the seam allowances open, then make small cuts where the fabric pulls.
(5) Sew bias tape around the edges of the pieces from steps (2) to (4) to prepare them for insertion.
(6) Serge/overlock the shoulders and sides of the "Front bodice" and "Back bodice". Sew the center back of the "Back bodice".
(7) Sew the shoulders and sides of the "Front bodice" and "Back bodice". Press the seam allowances open, then serge/overlock the hem.
(8) Insert the "Collar stand" at the alignment position on the "Body" while sewing the facing.
(9) When turning the facing inside out, trim the thick or pulling parts of the seam allowance, then finish the hem.
(10) Make belt loops and attach them at the belt loop positions on the "Body".
(11) Sew the hem of the front flap. Press the seam allowances open, then finish the edges except the hem with bias tape.
(12) Sew buttons at the button positions on the "Body", and make buttonholes on the front flap.
(13) Sew the "Cuff" into a loop, press the seam allowances open, then sew it with another piece to prepare for insertion.
How to sew sleeves and sleeve cuffs
* If you use bias tape on the "Cuff", do it before or after making the loop.
(14) Serge/overlock the sleeve sides, sew them together, and press the seam allowances open.
(15) Attach the "Cuff" to the sleeve hem, then sew the "Sleeve" to the "Body" and serge/overlock the armhole.
* Make the buttons and buttonholes through the facing to secure the facing.