The Heather Blazer Sewing Pattern - By Friday Pattern Company

Sizes:
XS – 7X

The Heather Blazer has a slightly oversized fit. Its simple silhouette is designed to give it a modern look while also being easy to sew. This pattern was drafted using sample measurements for a height of 5’6”. The straight sizes (XS-XXL) are designed off of a block with a B/C cup size. The plus sizes (1X-7X) are designed off of a block with a C/D cup size.

You may need to purchase extra fabric if your fabric has a heavy nap, is directional, striped, or has an obvious repeat.

MAIN FABRIC: 45″ (114 cm) wide fabric: 2.4 – 3.6 yd (2.2 – 3.3 m) // 54″-60″ (137-162 cm) wide fabric: 1.9 – 3.1 yd (1.7 – 2.8 m).

LINING FABRIC: 45″ (114 cm) wide fabric: 1.8 – 3 yd (1.6 – 2.7 m) // 54″-60″ (137-162 cm) wide fabric: 1.6 – 2.4 yd (1.5 – 2.2 m).

WOVEN INTERFACING: 45″ (114 cm) wide fabric: 0.9 – 1.4 yd (0.8 – 1.3 m).

KNIT INTERFACING: 45″ (114 cm) wide fabric: 0.9 – 1.1 yd (0.8 – 1 m).

Notions:
(1) 3/4-1" sized button
Marking tool
Matching thread
Hand sewing needle

MAIN FABRIC: Any woven fabric with a bit of weight to it is great. Linen, suiting, twill, denim, canvas. Avoid fabrics that can’t take a press since there is a fair amount of fusible interfacing involved in this project.

LINING FABRIC: Typically you want to line your jacket with something that will easily slide on and off over other fabrics. Anything a little bit slippery would work. Rayon, silk, a cotton with a tight weave.

WOVEN INTERFACING: You want the type that looks like fabric (not the papery kind) and is fusible. The papery kind will work in a pinch but it is worth investing in the woven stuff as it will really give your blazer a nicer feel.

KNIT INTERFACING: This interfacing also looks like fabric but has stretch. It will reinforce the collar and lapel without making them too stiff!