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Child’s Rain Coat
Child’s Rain Coat

Child’s Rain Coat

Designer
Designer
Amanda Walker
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Pattern Guide
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Designer
Designer
Amanda Walker
Pattern Guide
Pattern Guide
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About this pattern

This sweet jacket is ideal for youngsters when frolicking outside as it can easily be wiped clean after any splashes from muddy puddles. If you've not worked with laminate fabrics before, be sure to stitch slowly to prevent it from puckering and consider using clips to hold the pieces together, as pins will leave permanent holes.

Essentials

  • Laminated fabric, 1.5m
  • Lining fabric, 40cm
  • Stud fastenings, seven
  • Matching thread
  • Hemming web

Cutting guide

  • Front: cut one pair
  • Back: cut one on fold
  • Collar: cut one pair in fabric
  • Back neck facing: cut one on fold
  • Sleeve: cut one pair
  • Hood: cut one pair in fabric and one pair in lining
  • 1.5cm seam allowance used throughout.

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    1 Download and print the pattern. Cut out the pieces as indicated in the cutting guide. With right sides together, match and pin the shoulder seams together and stitch. Match the two collar pieces with right sides together, pin and stitch. Trim the bulk from the corners, turn out to the right side and press, covering the collar with a pressing cloth.

    2 Match the centre of the back neck facing and centre of the neck edge of the collar together, then pin. Clip into the seam allowance around the neck. Match the front edges of the collar to the notches on the front coat and pin. Continue pinning the remainder of the collar and stitch in place. Match the shoulder edges at the tops of the front facings to the shoulder edges of the back neck facing. With the fabric right sides together, stitch both shoulder seams.

    3 Bring the front and back neck facings back over the neckline, fold the front facing along the fold line marked on the pattern, match and pin in place; the collar will be sandwiched between the coat and the facings. Stitch around the neckline, creating a sm

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