Nina Lee
Richmond – PDF sewing pattern (sizes 6–20)
Richmond – PDF sewing pattern (sizes 6–20)
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There’s nothing like a blazer to add the finishing touch to just about every outfit – throw it casually over a pair of jeans and tee to manifest the epitome of easy chic or dress it up with matching trousers to make yourself a swoonworthy DIY suit! Richmond has it all – classic blazer styling is coupled with a relaxed, long-line silhouette to bring it bang up-to-date and make it incredibly easy to wear. Never made a jacket before? No problem, detailed, fully illustrated instructions will walk you through every step and you’ll be a jacket-making whiz in no time at all!
Richmond features:
– traditional notched lapels
– a full lining – pair a plain outer fabric with a bold patterned interior!
– two-piece sleeves
– double welt pockets with flaps!
Skill level: intermediate
Suitable fabric:
Richmond is suitable for medium-weight fabrics such as lightweight wools, corduroy, velvet, crepe and linen.
Notions
Light to medium-weight interfacing (depending on the body of your fabric) – see Fabric Requirements chart
1 x 25mm / 1-inch button
** The pale pink crepe Richmond Blazer is worn with matching Portobello Trousers and a hacked Kew Dress crop-top.
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I love the finished product... the blazer fits well! I'm really happy with it... it looks super professional and I love it... I'm glad I now have it in my wardrobe. Can't wait for more patterns from you!
The Richmond blazer is the kind of blazer we buy in RTW and is something special among all sewing patterns. This is my proudest make so far.
This is the first blazer I have made and will not be my last. It is, to date, the item I am most proud of in my handmade closet. Also this was the first time attempting welt pockets, I got through them without too much trouble with your wonderful instructions, so that is something else I can tick off!