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Evans Blazer
$12.00
This is a PDF download pattern
Sizes 2 – 22
Intermediate Difficulty
The Evans Blazer is a classic, simple, unlined knit jacket in two views.
View A has a traditional blazer silhouette with a curved center front hemline, welt pockets, and a button closure.
View B is a cropped angled jacket with a pointed center front hemline and a draped lapel.
Both views feature a shawl collar, side inset pieces, and a two piece sleeve.
The Evans is the blazer pattern for everyone wanting that classic blazer silhouette as a layering piece without the headache and hassle of a fully lined and tailored woven jacket. It was designed to be a wardrobe substitute for other casual knit layering pieces such as cardigans and hoodies, for a slightly more polished look without sacrificing comfort or ease of sewing. The Evans pairs beautifully over just about any outfit, from workwear to sundresses, boyfriend jeans to skirts, and even cut off jean shorts. This pattern will blend seamlessly into your wardrobe no matter your style and lifestyle!
The pattern includes instructions for finding your best fit, alterations, a full bust adjustment, and adjusting the height of the drape lapel on view B.
Recommended fabric: Fabric choice is the most important factor when making the Evans Blazer. Light to midweight sturdy knits are ideal. Stretch percentage isn’t very important, as long as it’s at least 30%, but recovery is extremely important. The fabric should “snap back” when stretched. It is important to note these factors despite the fabric label. For example, some sweater knits will work beautifully, as long as they are more tightly knit and have recovery. Conversely, some pontes may be too heavy. Look for fabric with a weight around 8 – 12 oz or 250 – 350 gsm. Using these caveats, the best fabrics for the Evans are ponte, double knit, rib knit, sweater knit, heavy cotton/lycra jersey, liverpool, and interlock. Note that just about any sturdy knit fabric will work for the jacket outside of the lapel area. Heavier weight knits or knits without recovery will need extra tack stitches and/or stabilization to lay correctly at the lapel.
Skills used: sewing darts, finishing seam allowances, understitching, hand or machine sewn blind hems.
Read all about the Evans and see more pictures in the blog post!
Pattern Information
This is a .pdf pattern and will be available immediately in your account so you can download, print, and start sewing right away! This is NOT a physical product.
The .pdf includes:
– Full digitally drawn pattern in sizes 2 – 22
– Digitally illustrated sewing instructions for each step
– Tips and tutorials for altering the pattern for best fit
– Layers function so you can print only the size(s) you need
– Separate print shop copies so you can print the entire pattern on one continuous sheet of 36″ wide paper or three sheets of A0 sized paper.
Purchase includes the right to sell garments made with this pattern. It is illegal to share, distribute, or resell this pattern.
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