Gitti Vest & Pillow bag

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Puffer vest free sewing pattern

Have you already noticed the new trend? A long quilted vest is the current favorite coat of the season! It keeps you nice and warm, looks super chic and can be styled in many different ways.

This season we prefer to simply wear it with jeans, an oversized hoodie and platform ankle boots.

With a knitted dress, a denim jacket or faux leather leggings and a chunky wool jumper. There are so many great ways to style the It-piece of the season!

You can now sew this fashion trend using our free pattern for the long vest with a hood GITTI VEST

But be careful! We have another surprise for you guys! The Coat Freebook doesn’t come alone! The perfect match: PILLOW BAG! Another fashion trend that we have picked up on – quilted bags are also very popular this fall.

Tips and tricks for sewing with quilted fabrics.

Are you a fabric dealer? You will find a large selection of quilted jacket fabrics on our online shop.

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Puffer vest free sewing pattern

Download the free Gilet pattern GITTI VEST now. The seam allowances are NOT included in the pattern. The Free pattern is available in size. 36-46.

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The pattern consists of 32 A4 pages and must be put together as follows:

Front pattern piece:

1-2-3

4-5-6

7-8-9

10-11-12

Back pattern piece:

13-14

15-16

17-18

19-20-21

Hood, facings and pockets

22-23-24

25-26-27

28-29-30

31-32

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Andrea (@frau_maerz)

INSTRUCTIONS

Material:

For the vest: Stepper, Boiled wool, Softshell or coat material: 2m

Zip: 85 cm

Cuffing for the armholes 0.2m or bias tape.

Finish off all edges with an overlocker or zig zag on your machine:

Straight edge of the fabric of the pockets.

Single shoulder seams

Front facing – outer edge

Back facing – outer edge

Front piece: side seams, bottom hem

Back piece: side seams, bottom hem

Hood facing outside seam

POCKETS

Fold the top of the pocket right sides together, topstitch the sides (facing only) the width of the presser foot. Turn the fold right side out. Shape corners. Topstitch the fold from the right or sew it on with a hand stitch from the inside.

Loosen the upper thread tension a little. Sew along the seam allowance oft he pockets with a larger straight stitch. This seam helps you to place the seam allowances evenly inwards.

Pull the threads so that the seam allowance is inside.

Position the pockets on the front of the coat where marked, pin them and stitch using an edgestitch

Front and back pieces

Stitch shoulder seams and side seams right sides together.

Armholes

The armholes can be edged with a bias tape (in this case, cut the armholes without seam allowance) or with cuffing (recommended width at the fold: 5 cm).

The heavy rib cuffs are particularly suitable for this.

The armhole is measured for the cuff length. This value is multiplied by 0.7.

Hood

The hood consists of three pieces. The narrower end piece of the middle part is at the front.

Stitch the middle piece to the side pieces of the hood. Finish off the seams.

Trimming the hood

Place the trim right sides together, sew together.

Pin the trim to the hood, sew and fold the trim onto the left side of the hood.

Topstitch the trim from the right.

Attached the the hood at the neckline and finish of the seam edge.

Zipper

Pin the zip halves upside down and stitch in place.

Facings

Sew Shoulder seams.

Pin the lower edge of the facing right sides together to the hem edge of the front pieces and stitch.

Front facing right sides together to the front piece. Pin the edges at the neckline (front and back) (start at the neckline) and stitch (zipper foot). So that the zipper is held in between.

Baste trimming under the shoulder seam.

Topstitch the zipper a foot width from the right.

Topstitch the hem or sew with a blind stitch.