California womens bomber jacket
Recommended fabrics
We recommend using soft and dense fabrics. Tight knit is perfect, such as
jersey, french terry.
Any thin jersey will work for the lining. As the insulation is suitable izosoft 70-
100 grams.
For belt, collar, cuffs, kashkorse or ribbing is suitable.
Supplies
Main fabric;
Insulation;
Lining fabric;
Fabric for belt, collar, cuffs;
Buttons;
Threads.
Fabric consumption (cm / in)
| Size | XS (36) | S (38) | M (40) | L(42) | XL (44) | XXL (46) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main fabric (With a fabric width of 140 cm) | 110/43,3 | 114/44,9 | 118/46,5 | 122/48 | 126/49,6 | 132/52 |
| Lining (With a fabric width of 140cm) | 110/43,3 | 114/44,9 | 118/46,5 | 122/48 | 126/49,6 | 132/52 |
| Insulation(With a fabric widsh of 150 cm) | 110/43,3 | 114/44,9 | 118/46,5 | 122/48 | 126/49,6 | 132/52 |
| Cuff fabric (With a fabric widsh of 120cm) | 30/11,8 | 30/11,8 | 30/11,8 | 30/11,8 | 30/11,8 | 30/11,8 |
Measurements of the finished product (cm / inch)
Pattern pieces names
1 – back, main fabric, lining, insulation, number of pieces – 1
2 – front, main fabric, lining, insulation, number of pieces – 1
3 – sleeve, main fabric, lining, insulation, number of pieces – 2
4 – collar, cuff fabric, number of pieces – 1
5 – placket (bottom facing), cuff fabric, number of pieces – 1
6 – cuff, cuff fabric, number of pieces – 2
7 – inner pocket piece, lining, number of pieces – 2
8 – outer pocket piece, lining, number of pieces – 2
9 – patch-pocket, main fabric, number of pieces – 1
10 – pocket welt, main fabric, number of pieces – 2
11 – placket (front hem facing), main fabric, number of parts – 4
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Outline the lines on the pieces that need to be quilted. Draw the lines. Align
the pieces from the main fabric with the insulation. Stitch along the lines. The lining can also be quilted if desired, it is sufficient to process only the front and
the back.
POCKET HANDLING Fold the pocket
welt in half and iron it. Mark the lines
for the allowances. On the front piece,
mark the lines of the pocket to stitch
the pocket welt and the inside pocket
piece. Mark the lines of the allowances
on the inside pocket pieces.
Pin the pocket welt to the line that is
closer to the center of the front, with the
raw edge to the side seam.
IMPORTANT! Match the lines on the
front with those on the pocket welt,
especially where they intersect. Stitch.
Pin the right side of the inner pocket piece to the parallel line of the pocket. Stitch it.
Pin the outer pocket piece to the top
of the pocket welt. Sew in place.
Make sure that the pieces are sewn
straight and correctly positioned.
After that, mark the cut lines of the
entrance to the pocket. Draw a line
in the middle of the pocket frame 1.5
cm (0.59 in) short of the edge. Then
draw lines to the corners of the
frame. Cut the lines 1 mm (0.04 in)
short of the corner edges.
Turn the pieces inward.
Sew the corners with the valance
and the welt close to the frame.
Topstitch the entrance to the pocket. Fold the outer pocket piece to the other side. Overlock stitch the details of the inside pocket piece. Press it.
BOMBER ASSEMBLY Pin together the right sides of the shoulder seams. Overlock stitch and iron them onto the back.
Pin the sleeve face-to-face
into the open armhole. Stitch
in. Iron the seams onto the
sleeve.
Pin together the right sides of
the sleeve edges and the
bodice side edges. Stitch.
Press the seams onto the
back.
Assemble the lining in the
same way. Leave space for
turning the product onto the
right side on one of the sleeves
or in the side seam.
Iron inward the allowances of the patch pocket. Overlock stitch and iron inward the upper edge. Stitch the pocket along the marked lines onto the front of the lining. Iron.
Pin together the right sides of
the cuffs along the short edge
and stitch on a sewing
machine. Iron the seams open.
Pin the cuff into the bottom of the sleeve from the lining. On the sleeve from the main fabric, fold the bottom 5 cm (2 in) down (the garment is turned to the wrong side, the bottom of the sleeves is folded 5 cm (2 in) to the right side) and pin the cuff face to face. Be careful not to twist the sleeve. Overlock stitch the pieces of the sleeves and the cuff. Iron.
Fold the neckline facings in half and iron them.
Pin the neckline facing first to the garment, matching the notches, and then to the lining. Overlock stitch. Iron.
Pin face to face and stitch the
lower edges of the bottom
facing from the main fabric.
Iron.
Pin the kashkorse placket to the
facing of the bottom and stitch.
Iron.
With right sides together, pin the
upper edge of the bottom facing
to the garment. Stitch them.
Topstitch seam allowances to the
garment.
With right sides together, pin the
bottom edge of the facing to the
lining. Stitch. Iron the seams
onto the product.
With the right sides together, pin
the raw edges of the garment
facings to the lining. Stitch with
an overlock or sewing machine.
Turn out to the right side and
iron the seam. Stitch the
placket’s allowances together.
Topstitch the neckline and the center of the garment.
Install the buttons where marked.
Your bomber jacket is ready!
