This is a digital PDF sewing pattern, not a physical product.
The Pine Raglan Sweatshirt is a classic sweatshirt with a comfortable, oversized fit. The neckband is slightly chunkier than a standard crewneck, giving the sweatshirt a vintage and unisex feel. View B has a cropped hem, giving the sweatshirt a more feminine feel. You can choose to make the whole sweatshirt in one fabric or use a rib knit for the neckband, waistband, and cuffs.
You will learn:
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How to sew with knits.
- How to install neckbands and cuffs.
DETAILS
Skill level: Confident Beginner
Format:
- Layered A0 copy shop files
- Layered Print-at-home files
- Layered Projector files
Includes: Sewing instructions with clear illustrations for each step
Sizing: A-P (Bust 28”-58”). See full body measurement charts in photos.
Fabric needed: 1.25-3.1 yards of main fabric depending on size, view, and fabric width. See photos for more details.
Fabric suggestions:
The pattern is best suited for sweatshirt knits such as French terry and fleece, but you may also use a waffle knit or heavy weight jersey. If you choose to use the same fabric for the main body and the edges, the fabric needs to have at least 50% crossgrain stretch and 3% elastane (or more). If you’re using a rib knit in the neckband, waistband, and cuffs, the main fabric doesn’t need stretch. The rib knit should have at least 3% spandex. Page 7 gives you the fabric requirement for both options.
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This document may not be reprinted, resold or redistributed without written permission. Please do not share this pattern with your friends, but encourage them to purchase their own copy.
This pattern is meant for your personal use only.
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
I was born and raised in Sweden, and studied Fashion Design and Pattern Making there. In my twenties I came to Hawai'i, fell in love with a local surfer, and now we are raising our three boys on the island of O'ahu. I feel incredibly blessed to call this amazing place home!
I started my pattern making/technical design career in 2016 in Honolulu, working for small, local brands. After a few years I fell pregnant with my first son, and decided I wanted to freelance when I became a mother. My job now is so fun and multi-faceted. I still work with a lot of local brands, and I even get to pattern and grade for a lot of people that I met through Instagram, in addition to running my own little pattern design studio, Paradise Patterns. I love having one foot in the clothing manufacturing business as well as the home sewing community!
Thank you so much for stopping by, and please feel free to email me with any questions!
xx, Sanna
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