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![]() Alternative 401, for use only with Pattern #400 pieces, contains instructions for 4 garments. View A is a pintucked long dress, View B is a short sleeved jacket, View C is a 2-piece long dress, and View D is an oversize long vest. The same fabric can be used for all pieces, but it is an excellent place to combine fabric coordinates, too. Views A, B and D are finished with a considerable amount of binding fabric strips as reflected in yardage requirements. |
Suggested Fabrics
Views A and B are in warm weather fabrics, thin and cool. Add sleeves and use
heavier fabric for winter wear. Views C and D are knit coordinates, but adapt
easily to woven fabric use. No linings or interfacings are necessary. Yardage Requirements
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| RETIRED - No longer available 402 Coats and Jackets Use pattern 400 for this envelope |
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![]() Alternative 402 - Take this coat to any length, long or short, and any season depending on fabric. View A has a big shawl collar converting to a high or V neckline. Unlined, cuffs fold back and raw edges are covered by trim. View B is a lined coat embellished with roving, couched yarn and bobbin work accents. View C is quilted and reverses for two coats in one, which can become a slashed coat at any time. View D is a car coat, one layer with lacing to finish the edges. All have patch pockets. |
Suggested Fabrics
View A is a mohair to linen according to season, both sides of fabric need to
look good. View B melton or other winter fabric plus interfacing and lining.
View C silk, cotton, anything lightweight enough to layer and quilt. View D
uses berber or polar fleece. Yardage Requirements
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| 403 Bomber Jackets Use pattern 400 for this envelope | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
![]() Alternative 403 - Bombers are great with pants, but might be paired also with skirts or dresses. Views A and B have collars, View C and D more open neckline treatments. All work easily on either small or more ample figures with the relaxed styling. Each can be casual or dressy depending on the fabric. The soft lines mean fairly easy garments and lightweight soft fabrics should be chosen rather than crisp ones. The eyelash fabric used in View D is instructed for handling tips, but other fabrics would be suitable as well. |
Suggested Fabrics
Any fabric or combination of fabrics may be used successfully. Jacket weights
work best of any chosen fiber content. Yardage Requirements
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| RETIRED - No longer available 404 Suits Me To A T-Shirt Use pattern 400 for this envelope |
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![]() Alternative 404 -View A is double breasted with an off-side extension. Stand-up collar permits in-seam buttonholes. A multitude of yarns are couched on in a grid design. View B goes shapely belted in to accent the asymmetrical hemline. Single breasted, it is outlined by exterior facings all around the edge. View C converts from a multi-row stitched high neck buttoned, to one side opened revealing a beaded surface. Pockets repeat the lapel angle. Special Bonus Jacket, too! |
Suggested Fabrics
Any suiting fabrics work well from linen to wool gabardine, silk to denim or
leathers and suedes. Yardage Requirements
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| RETIRED - No longer available 405 You're The Tops Use pattern 400 for this envelope |
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![]() Alternative 405 - The basis for all sorts of tops, blouses, shirts, knit or woven, casual to dressy. Its simple lines adapt to limitless types building on 2 or 3 main pieces, expanding with many add-on parts. View A makes the top of a 2-piece outfit using a printed panel or large scarf, supplementing when fabric runs out. View B blouse goes from a tailored collar to collarless providing an opportunity for machine embellishments or leave it unadorned. View C slips over with or without an additional opening. Versatility abounds. View D is a boat neck that can become a cowl, draped or buttoned. Short sleeved or long. |
Suggested
Fabrics Any suitable fabric for blouses, knits for tees, patterned
fabrics. Yardage Requirements
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| 406 Quilting Coats and
Jackets Use pattern 400 for this envelope |
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![]() Alternative 406 - Learn different ways to quilt Pattern 400 pieces into jackets or vests. View A is whole fabric with multi bias tapes stitched on vertically and diagonally. View B stitching design was inspired by a television weather map echoing fabric print design. View C, diagonally pieced and quilted, uses a lining that conceals many hidden pockets for a travel vest. View D displays trapunto and mock trapunto techniques. Bonus is a plaid or stripe with cut-on sleeves. |
Suggested
Fabrics Cotton or a silky material will work well for the outer layer.
Use preshrunk cotton flannel, clothing fleece, thin quilt batting for central
core or batting layer. Use poly or rayon lining for jackets. Yardage Requirements
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| 407 Pin Weaving + 3 Shoulder
Bags |
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![]() Alternative 407 - Inside the envelope are instructions for pinweaving and specifics for incorporating those pieces into garments and bags. View A is a long coat with pinwoven pieces down front and on sleeves. View B vest has pinwoven fronts. View C vest has enough pinwoven parts to supplement fabric remnants. Bags combine fabrics with pinwoven parts. Pattern for all 4 bags and instructions are in this envelope. |
Suggested
FabricsUse any fabric you like, but be sure fabric and pinwoven
components are care compatible. Faux suede or leather works well. In most cases
dry cleaning is best. Back garment pieces with fusible interfacing such as
Textured Weft. For the pin woven backing on bags, use a fusible fleece sold in
packages or by the yard. square. Yardage Requirements
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