Raincoat pattern

A little pattern shopping. I really like Onion patterns because they are simple to make and are well drafted. Like Burda Style, they are printed without seam allowances which means I can see the actual shape and size of the pattern piece and can make alterations if I want without having to fiddle with seam allowances. The asymmetric buttoning caught my eye. It wouldn't be difficult to change the front closure of any jacket to have this style but these days I don't have the drive these days…

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TRUFLLE COAT/RAINCOAT (Sewing pattern) Patterns + Sewing Guide Loose fit raglan sleeve coat or raincoat: your choice! Customize your coat with the different options that it offers. Version 1, with hood, has exposed zipper with placket and two pocket options. Version 2, has a classic collar, exposed zipper, which gives the coat a more modern look, and patch pockets. SIZES: 34 to 48 *INSTRUCTIONS: español * MATERIALS: The Truffle coat/raincoat is perfect to play and have fun using different…

How to sew a waterproof jacket using waterproof fabric and seam sealing tape! // Kelly Anorak Sewalong // Closet Case Patterns https://closetcasepatterns.com/sewalong/sewing-a-waterproof-jacket-with-seam-tape-kelly-anorak-sewalong/

This is the pattern of a Poncho Coat. cm size(A4 size) Children's-120/Ladies'-F/Men's-F

Raincoat Template - Small

How to make Coat and free pattern paper.

This toddler raincoat has snap closures on the front, a hood to keep their heads dry, and a fully lined interior. FREE pattern available for download.

Ready to dance in the rain with grace and style? Turn the dreary forecast into a time to shine with The Rattlescale Raincoat free sewing pattern! Crafted from

I'm a knitter, have been since I was quite a little dot. I really enjoy it, and have tried this year to increase my skills by taking on projects that challenge me a bit. I also started crocheting this year, but it still feels like a foreign language to me. The lure of the granny sqaure will keep reeling me in though. In my ideal world I would also be an expert seamstress, I have a pristine still new and in it's box (in the attic) sewing machine. Perhaps I could follow Miss. Haslam's system…