Pam Oversize Coat Paper Sewing Pattern - Maison Fauve
Pam Oversize Coat Paper Sewing Pattern - Maison Fauve
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Curl up in a loose fitting coat with a dropped armhole, pull up its pretty shawl collar close to your cheeks, slip your hands into its large pockets,...this is the vow the PAM coat gives.
Available in a maxi length for an androgynous and elegant look, or a mid-thigh overcoat version under which to slip a jacket or a little blazer, PAM is the coat that will serve you well every season. It is as beautiful worn over a dressy outfit to tone it down, as over jeans and a chunky sweater for a relaxed contemporary look.
Sewing level: intermediate
Size: 6 to 24 (34 to 52), for a height of 1m 65. If you are between 2 sizes choose the smaller size.
SEWING MARGINS ARE INCLUDED (1 CM).
SUPPLIES
- Fabric in a width of 140 cm:
Long coat:
6 to 8 (34 to 36): 2 m 90 and 170 cm of lining
10 to 12 (38 to 40): 3 m and 175 cm of lining
12 to 16 (42 to 44): 3 m 10 and 190 cm of lining
14 to 20 (46 to 48): 3 m 20 and 2 m 80 of lining
22 to 24 (50 to 52): 3 m 30 and 3 m 10 of lining
Short coat:
6 to 8 (34 to 36): 2 m 40 and 145 cm of lining
10 to 12 (38 to 40): 2 m 50 and 150 cm of lining
12 to 16 (42 to 44): 2 m 60 and 190 cm of lining
14 to 20 (46 to 48): 2 m 70 and 255 cm of lining
- 2 buttons between 20 to 30 mm
- 130 cm length of iron-on interfacing (sold in a width of 90 cm) for the collar, the facing and the bottom of the bust and sleeve pieces, as in the diagram below.
Choice of fabrics: a supple wool (avoid a heavy pea coat type or stiff woolens), jacquard, tweed, fake fur, weighing around 300 to 550 g / m2 in order to highlight the shawl collar without hiding the dropped shoulders.
TUTORIAL
You can find a step by step video of the pattern on Maison Fauve's YouTube channel as well as in the tutorial section of the blog.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Caring for your fabrics is essential to maintain their appearance and longevity. Here are some essential fabric care tips to make your clothing last longer and look great.
First and foremost, always check the care label on your garments. While most fabrics benefit from similar care, certain items like wool may have specific instructions. For general care, wash your fabrics in cool or cold water. Hot water can degrade fibers and cause colors to fade.
Avoid using chlorine bleach or fabric softeners, as these can damage the fabric over time. Instead, choose a phosphate-free detergent. These gentle detergents clean effectively without harming your textiles.
When it comes to drying your clothes, it's best to tumble dry on a low setting. This helps prevent shrinking and unnecessary wear and tear. For the best results, dry similar colors together to avoid color transfer. If you want to maximize the longevity of your fabrics, consider line-drying your clothes. This method reduces the risk of damage from the dryer’s heat and can also save energy.
Ironing your fabrics? Always check the appropriate heat settings based on the type of fabric you are working with. Utilizing the right heat can help you avoid burns and preserve the integrity of your garments.
If you have any delicate items, laundering them in a mesh bag can provide extra protection during the wash cycle. Always be mindful of embellishments and finishes when caring for your fabrics.
Ultimately, proper fabric care ensures that your clothes continue to look fresh and new. By following these easy tips, you can enjoy your favorite garments for years to come.
Thread Colour Matching Service
Thread Colour Matching Service
We offer in house thread colour matching service! CLICK HERE
Simply add the thread of choice to your order
If you have more than 1 textile in your cart, please make note of which textile you want the thread to match and the warehouse will choose the best suitable thread for your fabric.
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