Fishing Add On for Child's Trailblazer Vest sewing pattern
by pattern designer
Twig + Tale
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Description
Create an outdoor-loving kid's dream vest... pockets galore for every gadget and treasure. The Fishing Vest add-on contains a V-neck front, loops for hanging vital equipment, and 8 pockets of different sizes and s...
Additional details
Pattern type
Format
PDF
Age group
Child, Teen, and Baby
Body type
Unisex
Sewing level
Confident beginner
Fabric type
Woven
Hashtag
Release date
November 10, 2017
Sizing
Size range
12 months to size youth size 14
12 months to size youth size 14
| Bust/chest (min.) | Bust/chest (max.) |
|---|---|
| 48.26 cm | 87.63 cm |
| 19 in | 34.5 in |
Specifications
File features
Projector support, A4/Print at home, A0/Copyshop, and Layered sizes
Projector support, A4/Print at home, A0/Copyshop, and Layered sizes
Language
English
English
Fabric suggestions
Exterior: Wool, wool blends, corduroy, denim, pre-quilted cottons, canvas, cotton drill, suede and oilskin are all suitable fabrics. You could use quilting cottons for a spring weight vest or quilt an extra layer in between the exterior and lining fabric for extra warmth. If you wanted a puffer-style vest, then polyester or nylon with batting quilted onto it works well.
Lining: Traditionally you would use a slippery fabric for lining; however, cotton, linen, and flannel work well too. Sherpa is also a deliciously snuggly lining fabric. If using a lightweight exterior fabric, you could use pre-quilted polyester lining to provide extra warmth.
Please note: It is NOT recommended to use thick fabrics for both lining and exterior, particularly if you are adding the wind flap as certain areas could become too thick to easily sew through. **You may need to size up if using batting, or using a thick fabric lining such as sherpa.
Fabric requirements
For the Fisherman's Add-on you will need an extra 16" (40cm) of fabric for the pockets, in addition to the fabric requirements of the Trailblazer Vest.
Supplies
Separating zipper (opens completely at both ends) between 12" and 22" depending on size of vest.
Pocket closures (like buttons, snaps, or Velcro)
Batting if you wish to make a puffer-style vest
Small strip of interfacing to stabilize the front (zipper) edge if using stretchy fabric
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Copyright:
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