PDF - Digital Pattern for the Moon Jacket by Mimoï from size 32 to 52 (fr)

Moon, the enveloping jacket that warms the winter

Moon is the cozy little jacket you put on without thinking, the one that accompanies all cold days with incomparable softness.
Its straight cut, generous volume and rounded collar make it a piece as comfortable as it is modern. And despite its refined look, Moon remains accessible and pleasant to sew.

With this pattern, you can customize your jacket according to your level and desires thanks to two pocket styles :

• The patch pocket, elegant and technical, perfect for those who like a challenge

• The raglan patch pocket, simple, modern and ideal for quick sewing

What you will learn by sewing Moon

Moon is a complete project, designed to help you progress calmly. You will learn to:

• Make a patch pocket

• Sew a raglan patch pocket set into a seam

• Assemble a lining for a well-finished, warm and durable jacket

The guide accompanies you step by step, with clear diagrams and intuitive progression.

What you will receive:

• The pattern in PDF format, printable in A4/US Letter or A0 linear, including seam allowances.
• A richly illustrated sewing guide, for easy and intuitive tracking of each step.
• A booklet with the instructions necessary for printing and using the size overlays.

Recommended fabrics

To create a warm and cozy jacket or a lighter version, several options are available to you:

Main fabrics:

Wool fabric, gabardine, denim, jacquard, velvet …

Body lining:

Faux fur, sherpa, quilted lining, lining…

Collar top:

Faux fur, sherpa, velvet …

Sleeve lining:

Quilted lining, lining …

Yardage:

The yardages and placements proposed below are made for a jacket with the
following options:

• The front facings, body lining and collar top are cut from the
same fabric (sherpa for example)
• Sleeve lining is cut from quilted lining
• Patch pocket, pocket bottoms are cut from main fabric

For a width of 140cm:

Supplies:

– Buttons 25mm to 30mm x 4, + 1 flat button for the inner closure (you can also add magnetic snaps behind your buttons, this avoids buttonholes)
– Fusible interfacing 160 cm

Measurement chart:

To know your size, measure yourself with a tape measure and refer to the chart below.
The “hip” measurement is taken 20 cm below the waist.

Pattern height 168cm

Finished garment measurement chart: