| Master Pattern 300 Set In Sleeves + Bust Alterations. Master Pattern and Style instructions use 5/8" seam allowances unless otherwise noted |
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| 301 Big Jacket Plus Use Master Pattern 300 for this envelope |
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![]() A slightly fitted no-dart vest pattern technique. View A has couched yarn designs and small tassels back and front, a lower front pocket. View B is couched in novelty thread stripes and Miracle Stitcher (Janome machine accessory) squiggles in every direction, button loops. View C is a garden of hollyhocks with Miracle Stitcher stems, frayed fabric flowers. All are lined. |
Suggested Fabrics
These jackets are both silk matka, but would work just as well in other silks,
wools, linens, or any suit weight fabric. Both are lined. View A needs 1/4 yd
same color fabric (perhaps a silky crepe) for bias strips. Yardage Requirements
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| 302 Piecing The Big Jacket Use Master Pattern 300 for this envelope |
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![]() Make incredible use of small amounts of several fabrics. View A is a combination of pieced city skyscrapers with the Taj Mahal quilted above. View B begins with a fish painted silk scarf and pieces an ocean around it. Both are lined and have bias bound edges. |
Suggested Fabrics
Mine are thin scarf weight silks, but can be any fabric you choose. These are
quilted to thin sheets of polyester fleece, but cotton flannel works well,
too. Yardage Requirements
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| 303 Artistic Admiration Use Master Pattern 300 for this envelope |
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![]() The basic 300 pattern lends itself to embellishment techniques used abundantly on these two lined jackets. View A is boiled wool, a machine knit yardage later shrunk or fulled for the end products. It is generously embellished with variegated hand-dyed mohair yarn couched on by machine and beads stitched by hand. View B is a hand woven wool and mohair front and back with wool crepe sleeves to supplement the yardage. Mohair and metallic yarn is couched on to blend the two fabrics. Both are cut shorter than 300 pattern and round up at sides and front. |
Suggested Fabrics
Any fabric or combination of fabrics may be used successfully. Typically jacket
weights work best of any chosen fiber content. No interfacing is needed with
the boiled wool. Loosely hand wovens are safely held together by a supple
fusible interfacing such as Textured Weft. Yardage Requirements
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| 304 Match Play Use Master Pattern 300 for this envelope |
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Using pattern #300 pieces, View A matches herringbone
vertically striped fabric with shaped horizontal seaming, inseam buttonholes
and pockets. View B is a simple jacket suitable for matching a large motif
fabric design and welt pockets. View C belted vest has drop shoulders matching
a one-way stripe, suede trim. |
Suggested Fabrics
View A best in solids to show seaming detail, but instructions included for
matching stripes. Any fabric, patterned or solid will work for these jackets,
not just to-be-matched fabrics. Linens, rayons, wools, cottons, silks of suit
weight are good, as are lighter weights made heavier with fusible interfacing
or sewn-in layers. Plaids or designs of high contrast can be used by removing
armscye dart. Yardage Requirements
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| 307 High Necked Harmony Use Master Pattern 300 for this envelope |
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![]() Use Pattern 300 pieces with some modifications. Simple lines allow the fabric to take center stage or provide a background for elaborate embellishments. View A instructs to work with crinkle fabrics (flat fabrics work well, too), and for bobbin work as embellishment. View B transposes the armscye dart to the waist adding fullness and a drawstring. Border View C with an exterior facing-band of another fabric. A single neckline button secures it. Views B and C can include lining if appropriate. |
Suggested Fabrics
These can be either jackets (lined or unlined) or simply tops to wear with
skirt or pants. Any fabric will work, wovens or knits. View A is stabilized
crinkles by fusing Satin Weave or other fusible interfacing throughout. View B
has a little interfacing in facing areas only. View C has none. Yardage Requirements
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