This is a free sewing pattern and tutorial for a shawl collar jacket, featuring a simple construction where the shawl collar is sewn into the facing for easy assembly.
Unlike a tailored collar, this design is beginner-friendly and ideal for those who want to create a stylish jacket without advanced tailoring techniques.
The simplified design includes decorative flap pockets and no lining. If you need a lining, use the facing line as a guide to draft your own lining pattern.
For a more relaxed fit, you can remove the front darts to create a looser silhouette.
After printing, align the pages along the guide lines, cut along the edges, and the pattern is ready to use. All patterns include seam allowances (S/A) so you can start sewing right away.
This shawl collar jacket pattern is perfect for casual outerwear, costume making, or lightweight jackets, and can be adapted for various fabrics and styles.
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(1) Apply interfacing to "Collar" and "Facing", sew and iron down the darts on "Front body".
(2) Sew the "Flap" to the "Front body".
* If you are making a pocket, make it at this time.
(3) Sew "Collar" together, turn inside out, and iron it into shape.
(4) Serging the shoulders, sides and back center of "Front body" and "Back body", sew them together with a sewing machine and press seam allowances open with an iron.
(5) Sew "Facing" together, press seam allowances open with an iron and Serging on the outside.
(6) After Serging the hem of "Body", sew "Collar" to "Body" while clipping "Facing".
* Iron the hem of "Body" before sewing.
(7) Fold up the hem of "Body" by 0.5 inch and sew it with a sewing machine.
(8) Serging the sides and hem of "Sleeve", sew them together with a sewing machine, and press seam allowances open with an iron.
(9) Fold up the hem of the "Sleeve" by 0.5 inch and sew it with a sewing machine.
(10) Sew the "Sleeve" to the "Body" and Serging the armholes.
* Armholes of "sleeves" are ease.
(11) Make buttonholes and sew on buttons.
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