HP 1230 DL Metropolitan Bouvier Jacket

$17.45
(2 reviews)
Width:
9.00 (in)
Height:
12.00 (in)
Depth:
0.50 (in)
Current Stock:
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*This is the instant download print-at-home
version on both A4 and letter sized paper;
if you'd prefer the classic printed paper
pattern version, click here.*

When a cardigan just won'€™t cut it, choose this
versatile jacket, perfect for medium weight fabrics
like linen, crepe, sateen, chambray, twill, or a
lightweight tweed; this also works in stable knits,
like a light weight ponte, or a firm sweater knit.

Semi-fitted, collared, edge-to-edge soft jacket
has a softly rounded collar, plus an optional lining
and patch pockets. Jacket features panel seams
with Dior darts, 3/4 length 2-piece sleeves with slit
cuffs, a half back belt and a curved front hemline.
Decorative topstitching and shoulder pads are optional but fab!

This jacket is the perfect piece to add a crisp finish
to all your outfits; it’s perfect for throwing on top of a
sleeveless top or dress for extra coverage and warmth,
and it looks just as gorgeous with your favorite jeans-and-T
combo as it does with your 9-to-5 workday wardrobe.

Shopping List

All sizes 6-8-10-12-14-16-18-20-22-24-26 will need around
2½ yards or 230cm fabric; if you want to line your jacket,
you'€™ll also need around 1½ yards or 138cm of lining.

If you are *not* lining your jacket, you'€™ll still need to line
the patch pockets, add a scrap of lining about 12" x 6"
 or 30cm x 15cm. You'€™ll need at least ½ yard/45cm
interfacing; if you are lining your jacket and want to
interface the fronts & backs, you'€™ll need 13/4 yards or
160cm interfacing. Small shoulder pads (about 3/8"
or 1cm deep) are optional.

All fabric allowances are for 60"€ or 150cm wide fabrics.

Reviews

  • 5
    Metropolitan Bouvier Jacket

    Posted by Lue Dillard on 14th Jun 2022

    This is my favorite jacket pattern. It lends itself to a number of different looks from easy, breezy casual to all-business. The one I made is in black ponte and looked fabulous for my work meeting today!

  • 5
    Comfy,cosy and trendy.

    Posted by Beryl Koster on 25th Jul 2018

    A modern take on a classic. This little jacket can be dressy or casual depending on the fabric. I liked the options for attaching the collar and other hints included. Reasonably easy to make and would suit most figures.