PDF pattern – No. 34 jumpsuit San Marino – How To Do Fashion – sizes 32 to 54 – EN
This sewing pattern of an elegant jumpsuit features wide legs with side seam slits for a graceful, flowing silhouette. It fastens at the center front with a classic buttoned placket, adding a refined touch. Thoughtfully designed details include welt pockets at the side seams, elastic shirring at the back for a comfortable fit, and a subtle bust detail that enhances the shape. Wide shoulder straps provide both support and a balanced, timeless look. You can make this jumpsuit with few or many details to fit your personal style.
Difficulty 4
This jumpsuit is inspired by the feminine style of the 1940s and how women wore leisurewear. Its relaxed fit and refined detailing make it perfect for both a day at the beach and an evening event.
Pattern Variations:
Version 1:
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Jumpsuit with wide legs and side seam slits. It closes at the center front with a buttoned placket. The piece has welt pockets at the side seams, elastic shirring at the back, a bust detail at the front, and wide shoulder straps.
Version 2:
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Jumpsuit with wide legs that closes at the center front with a buttoned placket. The piece has welt pockets at the side seams, elastic shirring at the back, and wide shoulder straps.
Fabric: Medium weight woven fabric: cotton, silk, wool, viscose, cupro, linen or polyester. Not suitable for jersey.
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The download includes both A4/letter (45 pages) and A0 (3 sheets)
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Includes Size EU 32-54/UK 4-26/US 0-22
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All pattern pieces are layered by sizes.
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NO overlapping pattern layout
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Find online instructions here
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Sewing instructions are also printable
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The pattern includes a 1 cm seam allowance
You will need:
This pattern is the perfect sewing project for creating a timeless look that reflects the feminine shape of the 1940s.
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