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Modern Sewing Co. Reversible Quilt Jacket - PDF Sewing Pattern

The Reversible Quilt Jacket is a cosy and casual jacket pattern featuring a roomy fit, a high neck and practical two-way pockets. Visible binding finishes the outer edges, pockets and internal seams to give a professional finish and also becoming a design feature.

With the option to make your jacket reversible you can create two looks in one garment. Get creative with the colours of the self, lining and binding to create a look that’s totally unique. And if quilting isn't for you, this pattern also works in very thick non-quilted fabrics as well.

You can view the instruction booklet on your device at home, print it out at home, or add the 'printed instructions' product to your order and we will print it for you. Please note we will print the instructions in black & white.

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Size Range

Bust 29"-51", waist 23"-45" and hips 32"-54"

WeightCareCompositionStretchRecommended usesWidthThreadFabricNotionsSizeLevel

Sewing Level

Intermediate sewers. Construction techniques: Quilting your fabric, cutting out quilted pieces, making your own binding, sewing a single patch pocket, sewing a two-way patch pocket, joining bulky seams, internal binding finishings on seams, circular binding on external edges, fastenings

WeightCareCompositionStretchRecommended usesWidthThreadFabricNotionsSizeLevel

Sizing

UK 4-28 / US 2-26 / EU 32-56

A quilted jacket with a dark olive green exterior and a contrasting mustard yellow interior lining, laid flat against a textured light gray background.
A woman wearing an olive green quilted hooded jacket with tan contrast trim and large front patch pockets, photographed against a plain light beige studio background.
A model stands in a studio wearing a white quilted jacket with red piping and red buttons, paired with beige corduroy trousers and black shoes. The model is holding open the jacket to show the dark gray interior lining.
A woman modeling a quilted mustard yellow jacket with dark green ribbed trim and matching dark green cuffs, paired with beige corduroy trousers, against a solid beige background.
A person wearing a brown quilted jacket with a blue interior lining, holding the jacket open to show the lining. The jacket has diamond quilting and blue braided trim around the pocket and edges.
A person shown from the back wearing a quilted olive green jacket with light tan trim and light beige textured pants, set against a plain cream background.
A person viewed from the back wearing a blue diamond-quilted jacket with dark trim and beige pants, standing against a plain light beige wall.
An olive green quilted jacket with tan contrast trim, shown on a model. The jacket features a large front patch pocket with a phone tucked into the side pocket.
A woman wearing a mustard yellow hooded jacket with gray piping and beige trousers, standing against a plain beige studio background.
A model stands in a studio wearing a dark gray quilted jacket with bright red trim and large front pockets, layered over a white top and cream corduroy trousers.
A model wearing a bright yellow hooded jacket with light gray piping and beige corduroy trousers, standing against a plain off-white wall.
Technical line drawing showing multiple views of a long-sleeve jacket: front and back in white, and front and back in light gray pinstripe, on a pale beige background.
A sizing guide graphic showing two tables: 'Body Measurement Chart - UK Sizes' and 'Finished Garment Measurement Chart' with bust, waist, and hip measurements in centimeters and inches. Text at the top reads 'Choosing Your Size' and a note at the bottom explains using the chart for a height of 5'8" and cup size C.
A printed informational sheet from The Modern Sewing Co. showing fabric and materials consumption tables for quilted and non-quilted versions, with sections for fabric width, lining consumption, wedding/basting consumption, and other materials.

Fabric

For quilting we recommend relatively lightweight fabrics such as cotton or linen. For non-quilted versions you’ll need very thick fabrics such as boiled wool or fleece.

Notions

8 x buttons or poppers (for reversible option)

4 x buttons or poppers (for non-reversible option

Binding: 70cm of fabric to make your own or 11 metres of pre-made binding, 5cm wide unfolded

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