Jackets & Vests

A great two-piece outfit for the office or for special occasions. Comfort is guaranteed thanks to the stretchy fabric. The suit jacket has long, wide lapels and the front edges are rounded. The panel seams of the trousers will optically elongate your legs. The trousers also have side pockets. Difficulty: Average Suitable Fabrics Stretch fabrics only: firm jersey, ponte roma jersey.

Sporty jackets and a classic coat - all feature a collar and large patch pockets with flaps. The pockets and front bands are fastened with snaps. Combine different fabrics to create great effects.

Two classic styles (both lined) will bring you joy for years to come. The trench coat with generous lapels and a belt can also be made up in classic beige or navy. The gold buttons and band details on the caban jacket lend it a maritime touch.

Misses' Double-Breasted Jacket and Coat This double-breasted coat with patch pockets reminds us of a trench coat. It is just as much on trend but looks chic without too many details. The short jacket with piping on the sleeves and side pockets looks fresh thanks to the print fabric.

Misses' Coat The classic kimono has long been a fashion statement and affords so many styling options. With this style in different hem lengths and sleeve lengths, everyone can find their favourite.

Misses' Jacket Sporty jackets, reminiscent of Canadian lumberjack shirts but not necessarily plaid, are wonderfully easy to wear and pair with other separates. Use the same pattern for a dress by choosing a slightly longer length and adding a cord drawstring to accent the waist.

Misses' Jacket A jacket with an unusual cut - it may be a bit of a challenge to sew but so worth the time and effort! This is a unique garment you can wear for years to come. The edges of jacket view B are detailed with fringed strips of fabric which are quite reminiscent of a Chanel tweed.

Misses' Coat and Jacket Both the coat and jacket are collarless. Panel seams and two-piece sleeves complete the look. Wear it inside or outside to always be well dressed.

Misses Cape. Capes are currently on trend to replace jackets. Throw them over tops for an effortless look to keep you warm on those chilly days. Choose between two lengths and different fastenings. Recommended fabrics Wools, wool blends, fulled fabrics.

If you find the lines of a classic blazer too harsh, you will love this chic lined jacket with integral collar and a slight V-neckline. The seams create an interesting effect and you can include pockets if you like. This garment will require some sewing experience, however. The shorter, more feminine version with sleeve flounces is also pleasing.

These lightweight jackets and coats are feel good fashion! The loose cut cleverly camouflages your waist and elongates your figure. Coat view A is fastened with tie bands and features side slits and ribbon details at the shoulders and sleeves. The sleeves of blouse jacket view B are adorned with flounces. Here we used a summery print but a firmer and more textured fabric would be just as fabulous.

Vest, waistcoat or jacket - here a stand collar, there a hood. You'll be reaching for these pieces year round! Make them nice and cuddly in a lightweight fiber fleece fabric or a softshell fabric, which is wind and rain resistant.

A long V-neckline and narrow sleeves characterize these short jackets. The sleeveless vest is closed with ties. Quilted ribbons in different widths add an individual touch.

This collarless jacket is a true styling wonder! The classic cut with integral sleeves makes its best impact when made up in a structured fabric ' la Chanel. Paired with jeans, a skirt or donned over a shift dress, this unlined jacket will always be appropriate.

Recommended Fabrics: Knitted fabric, Jersey, Fleece Skill level: very easy

Ultra lightweight summer coat or jacket which can double as a bathrobe. The classic kimono style with a contrasting band is very fashionable this season. The tie band is optional. Your choice of fabric with determine the character of the style.

Coat or jacket for a special occasion. Both feature interesting seam lines and set in welt pockets. Coat view A has longe sleeves with slits. Jacket view B is detailed with a trendy frill at the sleeve. Chic in either plain fabric or in an extravagant print or jacquard.

Side-Front Fastening in Two Lengths, Slightly oversized jackets. The long, casually tied jacket does without a collar – made here in an ethnic print knit fabric. The cropped jacket features a stand collar and has toggle fasteners. Both styles have facings of different fabrics to add extra pep. Choose either a contrasting color for the facings or use a whole different fabric.

The jersey blazer is so chic, stylish and comfortable! Here you have different variations, also in length. They all share a close fit, a V-neckline and forward shoulder seams. Half Lined and Designed for Stable Knits

An amazing jacket with an integral collar and a side fastening. The wide sleeves are stylish, yet casual. The flared, bell-shaped lines of the jacket make a cape-like impression. The sleeves of jacket view A are slightly cropped.

Misses' Peplum Jacket Create a sporty or feminine look by choosing a neckline variation for this jacket. Both styles feature panel seams and a zip fastener. Rib knit details the blouson jacket view A. A peplum give collarless jacket view B an especially fashionable silhouette.

Misses' Jacket with Tie Belt These casual jackets are quick and easy to sew. The sleeves are integral to the front and back - no extra seams here! The outer edges of the garment are simply finished with braided trim. View A sports patch pockets and a button fastening. Wrap jacket view B is open and can be tied with the belt.

Misses' Over-Sized Jacket You will love these cape-like jackets with a casual cut for a cosy and comfortable fit. Both feature binding at the edges of the bands. Sleeve bands and narrow sleeves are set into small armholes. Jacket view B is made up with a wide shawl collar stitched at the back of the neck. Fold it up or down as you like!

Misses' Quilted Jacket Trendy quilted jacket with a stand collar and zipper pockets sewn into the front panel seams. Use the same sewing pattern to also make up the hooded vest with seam pockets. Use quilted fabric and you can do without an extra lining. The edges of both styles are finished with binding.

Women's Fur Coat So comfortably wide cut and cuddly – you’ll love these new trendy jackets in fake fur. Choose the blouson style with rib knit band at hem and collar, or use a single fabric for the entire garment. The low set sleeves of both styles underline the casual feeling.

Misses' Jackets One pattern, two totally different styles of Misses' jackets! The longer, raglan jacket made up in a classic houndstooth fabric is a perfect match for pants or leggings. The short jacket with stylishly cropped sleeves and a small collar can be teamed with long and narrow skirts for a trendy look.

Misses' Blazers These Misses' blazers are designed to draw attention to a pretty waist, and the collar on each style is unique; View A has a long shawl collar and View B an integral standing collar. Each blazer has a decorative fastener to create your desired look.

Misses' Double Breasted Coats The long double-breasted vest or waistcoat with lapels creates a self-confident and mature impression for Misses. Use satin for the facings and you have an evening garment. Use a different fabric for a more sporty daytime look.

Women's Wrap Coat Make a Women's/Plus Size long coat or hip length jacket; these classics are well worth the investment of time, effort and high quality fabric. Both have a tie belt and in-seam welt pockets.

One pattern, two styles for Misses: a jacket and a coat. Both create a slender silhouette thanks to shaped panel seams. Coat View A is elegant with a high collar, concealed snap fastening and pockets in the seams. Jacket View B features patch pockets and a collar with a collarband. The jacket will be a chic coordinate for jeans and many other styles.