Rahbek Studio Pattern: Quilted jacket size xs-xl

Here you will find the beautiful Rahbek Studio pattern on a quilted jacket in sizes xs-xl that you can sew yourself.
Tip: Look up in the image row, video for how to easily make a quick jacket from a quilted blanket. NB! a small correction to the video - you only need to add 1.5 cm to the French seams (not 2.5) as the pattern already requires 1 cm seam allowance :-)

You must DOWNLOAD and PRINT yourself:

As soon as you have completed the purchase, a download link will be displayed. (Did you leave the page!? - No problem, you will also receive an email with the same link)

If you have problems, you can always write an email to info@petitelegarth.dk

The pattern is a PDF that can be downloaded and printed in scaling: 100% There is a control square (10x10 cm) so you can check whether the measurement fits the pattern)

The pattern itself consists of 12 A4 pages which must be put together with tape. Instructions included. (The pattern includes 1 cm seam allowance) - see the last picture of a complete pattern. Only one black visible border. The others overlap.

The pattern is super easy to follow, and if you've only tried to sew a little smudge before, it's not much of a challenge.

The pattern is a basic pattern and is completely basic, so you can easily add some nice pockets yourself, make the edge band wider, and maybe in a contrasting color. Or how about making the model long, so it becomes a coat! - only the imagination limits the details and changes you can make with it. See pictures for inspiration.

See also the beautiful kimono and vest variations in the guided videos from Rahbek right here:

VIDEO GUIDE: WEST

If you want to sew the nice jacket in Libety tana lawn, my recommendations for fabric consumption and shopping list are here:

ALL SIZES:

Outer fabric ( LIBERTY ) 1.50 m

Inner fabric (Could be a ( COTTON POPLIN ) 1.50 m

Volume fleece v. 90 cm width ( THIN ) or thick( THICK ) 2.10 m

5 meters of bias tape (Could be a COTTON BIAS D (Consumption depends on how many details are made with bias tape)

buttons or bias tape for ties