Pattern The sweatshirt, Simone

We love it:

♥︎ Its slightly loose shape for comfort.
♥︎ Its bottom without ribbed trim, split to facilitate wearing the sweatshirt with a skirt/dress.
♥︎ Its line and rounded curves follow your shapes and enhance them.

Our patterns are designed for upcycling, to help you repurpose fabrics and scraps. ♻️

You will need to complete:

• The assembly of a sleeve
• The topstitching
• The hem

The use of an overlock machine is highly recommended. The sweatshirt can be made using a zigzag stitch on a sewing machine.

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The models are wearing a size M.

You will need*:

• Main fabric:
  ‣ 100 cm by 140 cm for sizes 34-44.
  ‣ 150 cm by 140 cm for sizes 46-52.
• The sleeves and the flaps:
  ‣ 55 cm by 70 cm for sizes 34-44.
  ‣ 70 cm by 70 cm for sizes 46-52.
• The pockets:
  ‣ 20 cm by 40 cm.

* to make a version with the sleeves, flaps and pockets in a material other than fleece.

Pattern contents:

Seam allowances are included in the pattern.

A video tutorial is available in the guide or can be found on our YouTube channel:Video tutorial on assembling the Simone sweatshirt

• PDF Pattern
  ‣ The pattern to be printed in A4 (21 pages) and A0 (2 pages) formats, without overlapping.
  ‣ The assembly plan for A4 format.
  ‣ The step-by-step guide, illustrated with diagrams.
  ‣ A download link for the PDF pattern will be sent to you after your order. The file will also be available in your customer area.

• Pattern envelope
  ‣ The printed pattern (without overlay).
  ‣ The step-by-step guide, illustrated with diagrams.
  ‣ A pretty storage pouch in A5 format.

Recommended fabrics:

• You can make the sweatshirt from fleece or jersey.
• It is also possible to use cotton gabardine, denim or velvet, for some panels or the entire sweatshirt.
• However, be sure to choose fabrics of similar weight.

Ideas for creating an upcycled sweatshirt:

With its many panels, the Simone sweatshirt is the ideal project to create using upcycling.

• For the body, opt for knit/fleece fabrics for a "sweatshirt" effect. Avoid thin fabrics for the upper panels, especially around the neckline.
• For the sleeves, combine a woven fabric with a knitted side to maintain the garment's elasticity. You could, for example, repurpose a plain or floral curtain.
• You can use woven fabrics for the sleeves, pockets, and upper back. Perfect patches to repurpose your best fabric scraps.