Step 1
Trace a copy of front and back up to the waist line.
Draw a 2cm button stand moving outwards from center front, then shorten the hem 2-3cm above waistline.
Mark the button/buttonholes position and draw the waistband 3-4cm wide.
Let's draft together the pattern for this trendy jacket.
It has a slightly oversized fir, cropped at the waist line and features an interesting statement sleeve. There's a pleat that creates a somehow squared shoulder.
To draft the pattern, start from a loose basic block with waist darts only and matching sleeve.
You can use any stiff fabric to sew your version, from denim to canvas to gabardine, or silk faille and taffeta for a more formal version.
Trace a copy of front and back up to the waist line.
Draw a 2cm button stand moving outwards from center front, then shorten the hem 2-3cm above waistline.
Mark the button/buttonholes position and draw the waistband 3-4cm wide.
Focus on shoulder section. On both front and back:
On front only, draw the patch pocket with flap.
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