Description
Recommended Fabrics: Medium- to heavy-weight stable knits, such as boiled wool knit, double knit, stretch velour, ponte, scuba knit, boucle knit, french terry, or stretch fleece. You should be looking for a stable knit that has a lot of structure, is low in drape, and holds a press well. Knits with a lot of stretch and drape are not suitable and should be avoided.
Notions: Coordinating all-purpose thread, ballpoint needle, 1.25 yard fusible knit interfacing.
Skills learned: Sewing with stable knit fabrics, installing knit sleeves, sewing and installing a collar, adding facings.
Difficulty: I believe that if you set your mind to something, you can accomplish it. My fully-illustrated 27-page instruction manual will walk you through every technique, teaching you along the way. I have also included sections on how to choose fabric, how to shorten or lengthen a pattern, how to fit the pattern, as well as cutting layouts for each view and size. From adventurous beginner looking to learn to experienced sewist looking for the next level, this pattern is appropriate for many skill levels. You may also access the sewalong with more information here on my site.
This listing is for a PDF sewing pattern only. Upon purchase, you will receive an e-mail with a link to download the .zip file. You will be able to use this link up to 5 times, and you will need to open this file on a computer. Inside of the .zip file, you will receive:
+Instruction Booklet (27 pages)
+Print-at-Home Pattern Pieces (38 pages)
+Printing Guide (3 pages)
+Copyshop US-A0 (2 pages)
Due to the nature of digital products, I cannot offer refunds. Please contact me if you have any questions!
![It’s been almost a month since I finished my #wfhmodulesewalong project, and compared to the sewing frenzy in which I completed 7 pieces in under two months it’s been a very slow-sewing kind of month. One of the things that has gotten the most wear is this Fulton blazer - it’s perfect to throw on over literally any of my work clothes to make them feel a little more polished. I used a stretch woven instead of a stable knit like the pattern called for. I don’t think the fabric choice really affected the way it came together, but I did need to make a LOT of fit adjustments in the shoulders to make this work. Massive thanks to Evelyn slowintention who went way out of her way to help me figure out what I needed, including miniature pattern piece mock ups 💕💕this would not have come out so perfectly without you!! Fabric is a stretch linen viscose from rickracktextiles and pattern is the #fultonsweaterblazer from alinadesignco #memadeonrepeat #millenialsewing #sewingisselfcare #diyfashion #handmadewardrobe #handmadestyle #handmadehappiness #imadethis #indiepatterns #makersgonnamake #biasbinding #stitchersofinstagram #sewingismysuperpower #sewistswearitagain #thistookforever #thoughtfulsewing #canadasews #bcsews #kelownasews [ID: Jess wearing a black casual blazer with a collar notch. One photo shows a detail of the collar with floral bias binding on the facing edges and a tag that says “this took forever”]](https://alinadesignco.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed-pro/img/placeholder.png)
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