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    LS59.Bomber Jacket Instructions PDF

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    This document provides instructions for making a burgundy velvet jacket with a collar, sleeves, zip closure, and ribbed trim. Templates are available online. Materials needed include stretch velvet, ribbing, and a zipper. Directions cover cutting, assembly of collar, sleeves, zipper insertion, and hem finishing. Diagrams show techniques like matching notches and pulling seams to fit. Sizing ranges from a chest of 118cm to 128cm.

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    LS59.Bomber Jacket Instructions PDF

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    This document provides instructions for making a burgundy velvet jacket with a collar, sleeves, zip closure, and ribbed trim. Templates are available online. Materials needed include stretch velvet, ribbing, and a zipper. Directions cover cutting, assembly of collar, sleeves, zipper insertion, and hem finishing. Diagrams show techniques like matching notches and pulling seams to fit. Sizing ranges from a chest of 118cm to 128cm.

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    This document provides instructions for making a burgundy velvet jacket with a collar, sleeves, zip closure, and ribbed trim. Templates are available online. Materials needed include stretch velvet, ribbing, and a zipper. Directions cover cutting, assembly of collar, sleeves, zipper insertion, and hem finishing. Diagrams show techniques like matching notches and pulling seams to fit. Sizing ranges from a chest of 118cm to 128cm.

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    LS59.Bomber Jacket Instructions PDF

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    Karlita
    This document provides instructions for making a burgundy velvet jacket with a collar, sleeves, zip closure, and ribbed trim. Templates are available online. Materials needed include stretch velvet, ribbing, and a zipper. Directions cover cutting, assembly of collar, sleeves, zipper insertion, and hem finishing. Diagrams show techniques like matching notches and pulling seams to fit. Sizing ranges from a chest of 118cm to 128cm.

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    of 3

    We love

    STYLE

    RED
    alert
    This luxe velvet
    jacket is the
    perfect cover-up,
    whether worn
    over a party outfit
    or just your jeans!

    Project JULIA CLARIDGE


    Bobbins & Buttons

    Shopping list
    Burgundy stretch velvet, £14 per metre,
    www.bobbinsnbuttons.co.uk

    www.lovesewingmag.co.uk 47

    LS59.P47.indd 47 18/09/2018 16:31


    A

    C D

    MATERIALS & TOOLS: the collar to the neck edge and


    • 1.3m 165cm-wide stretch velvet stitch in place. (See Pic B.)
    • 84cm-wide cotton or elastane rib 4 With RST pin the sleeve
    (size small 30cm, medium head to the armhole, matching
    & large 40cm) the centre point of the sleeve
    • 22” open-ended zip head to the shoulder seam.
    • templates downloaded from (See Pic C.) Stitch in place.
    www.lovesewingmag.co.uk 5 With RST join the cuff side
    seam. Fold the cuff, bringing
    CUTTING: NOTES: the raw edges together.
    Use 1cm seam allowance throughout 6 With RST join the back
    Ensure you lay all the pattern pieces neck facing to front facings at
    following the nap of the fabric if shoulder seams. Neaten the
    using stretch velvet inner raw edge. (See Pic D.)
    7 Join the underarm seams,
    HOW TO MAKE: from cuff to hem in a single
    1 RST join the shoulder seams. stitching motion.
    2 Fold the collar piece in half 8 Fold the hem band in half
    lengthways and stitch together. to mark the centre point with
    (See Pic A.) a pin. Fold it in half again to
    3 Fold the collar to find the find the quarter points and
    centre back and match it to the mark them too. Mark the lower
    centre back jacket neck. Pin jacket edge in the same way.

    SIZING:
    FINISHED MEASUREMENTS 10-12 12-14 14-16
    Chest 118cm 123cm 128cm
    Length (side shoulder to hem) 64cm 64cm 64cm

    48 www.lovesewingmag.co.uk

    LS59.P47.indd 48 18/09/2018 16:31


    Repeat with the other side. using the zipper foot.
    (See Pic G.) Zip the jacket up (See Pic I.)
    and check the seams match Under-stitch the facing
    before stitching. Stitch using to the seam allowance a
    a zipper foot attachment. few millimetres from the
    With RST place the lower neck edge. (See Pic J.)
    edge of the facing to the Turn the facing RS out
    unattached edge of the and fold up the unsewn
    E F hem band. Stitch in place. hem band to match the
    (See Pic H.) previous seam, matching
    With RST pin the facing the quarter points. Stitch,
    to the front and neck edge starting from just inside
    of jacket (the zip will be the front facing over the
    facing inwards). Fold the existing seam and pulling to
    hem band up to encase the fit as you did with the other
    zipper end. Stitch in place cuffs, to finish.

    G H

    I J

    9 With RST pin one edge of Fold the cuff bands and
    the hem band to the lower sleeve ends to find the

    Top tip
    edge of the jacket. Pin the quarter points. Match
    centre marks together and RST and stitch, pulling
    match the quarter marks to fit. (See Pic F.)
    to the side seams. You will Open the zip,
    notice the hem band is place one side RST Choose a medium
    smaller than the edge of the to the edge of the
    zigzag or stretch stitch
    jacket. (See Pic E.) Working jacket, matching the
    for construction such as
    a 2.5mm by 2mm wide
    with the jacket uppermost, stopper at the top of
    zigzag or the lightning
    stitch the hem band to the the zip to the upper
    bolt stitch
    lower edge of the jacket. As edge. Match the other
    you stitch, pull the hem band end 6cm up from the lower
    to fit each quarter. edge. Tack the zip in place.

    LS59.P47.indd 49 18/09/2018 16:32

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