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Carigan-Style Guipure Lace Jacket

Pattern #5289

This elegant women's jacket pattern, drafted to your own measurements (with a standard size option available), features a sophisticated collarless neckline, a full button-front closure, and contrasting trim details. It's an exquisite choice for adding elegance to special occasions, refining a simple dress, or providing warmth during transitional seasons. Consider openwork knit fabric like Guipure lace for the main body and a blended fabric for the trim.

Tech. Description

Carigan-Style Guipure Lace Jacket

Introducing a chic women's jacket pattern, featuring a sophisticated collarless neckline, a full button-front closure, and elegant contrasting trim details perfect for refined layering.

When To Wear

This jacket is an exquisite choice for adding a touch of elegance to various ensembles, making it ideal for:

  • Elegant Layering: Elevate a simple dress or top for a polished and sophisticated look.
  • Special Occasions: Perfect for formal dinners, garden parties, or afternoon events requiring refined attire.
  • Transitional Styling: A versatile piece to add warmth and style during cooler evenings or between seasons.

Key Design Features

Silhouette: Straight and relaxed through the body, designed for comfortable and elegant layering.

Neckline: Collarless round neckline, finished with a contrasting facing for a clean and refined edge.

Closure: Center front button placket with six functional buttons matching the contrasting trim.

Sleeves: Full-length set-in sleeves finished with wide, contrasting turned-back cuffs.

Back: Clean and unadorned back panel for a smooth, uninterrupted drape.

Hem: Straight hemline, falling just below the hip for versatile styling over various garments.

Level Of Difficulty

Intermediate. Involves working with delicate or openwork fabrics, applying fusible interfacing, precise facing construction, setting sleeves with ease, and creating buttonholes.

Fabric Recommendations

Choose a delicate main fabric with a contrasting woven for trim:

  • Openwork knit fabric (Guipure lace) for the main body
  • Blended fabric (e.g., silk blends, fine wovens) for the trim and facings

Additional Supplies

  • Fusible interfacing
  • 6 buttons

Cutter's Must

  • From main fabric:
  • 1. Front - 2 pieces
  • 2. Back - 1 piece
  • 3. Front facing - 2 pieces
  • 4. Sleeve - 2 pieces
  • 5. Cuff - 2 pieces
  • 6. Back neck facing – 2 pieces
  • From fusible interfacing: front facing, cuff, back neck facing.

Sewing Instructions

Tip: To keep the material stretchy in the areas of finished seams, stitch the cut pieces with a narrow zigzag or special stretchy stitch. To keep the bottom edge stretchy, the hem should be overlocked with an overlock stitch, and then stitched using a twin needle. The same applies to the finishing of other edges of the product that should not lose elasticity. These recommendations do not apply to industrial production.

  1. Reinforce the front facing, cuff, and back neck facing with fusible interfacing.
  2. Attach the back neck facings to the shoulder edges of the front facings.
  3. Overlock the inner edge of the front facing and the back neck facing.
  4. Stitch the shoulder seams, inserting the edge.
  5. Attach the front facing and the back neck facing to the edge of the front opening. Face the neckline of the front and back with the facing. Turn out the front facing and back neck facing. Topstitch the back neck facing and the front facing.
  6. Stitch the side seams.
  7. Stitch the sleeve seams.
  8. Fold the cuffs right sides together, stitch the short sides into a ring, slash the seam allowance at the opening, leaving an opening in the middle of the seam. Fold the cuffs in half right sides together, stitch the edges of the opening.
  9. Attach the cuffs to the bottom of the sleeve and overlock the upper edge of the cuff together with the sleeve.
  10. Topstitch the cuff attachment seam onto the sleeve, lay a topstitch along the bottom of the cuff and the edge of the openings.
  11. Set in the sleeves, easing the cap.
  12. Hem and topstitch the bottom of the garment.
  13. On the right front, make buttonholes, and on the left front, sew on buttons.

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