TOP 10 QUILTED JACKET SEWING PATTERNS

TOP 10 QUILTED JACKET SEWING PATTERNS
Quilted jackets have been on the sewing circuit for some time now, so it's about time we rounded up our top 10 sewing patterns! There are so many great elements to this project: the warmth the finished garment offers, the fact that it's a nice little introduction to quilting and how you can sew something packed with personality.
If you have a spot for a spring jacket on your sewing list, this squashy number deserves your consideration. You can opt for a pre-quilted fabric for a quicker make, or slow down and learn new skills and quilt your own.
Whether you go for a plain or a print, fresh spring shades are a refreshing change from the darker tones you might have been wearing over winter. Have fun with patchwork pieces, create a trendy leopard print jacket, go for a maximalist floral number or add a subtle contrast with your bias binding. There are so many ways your quilted creation can go!
Indie designers have given us some really interesting pattern options to play with, so we are going to give you a run down on 10 of our favourites...
Matchy Matchy Sewing Club Homebody Quilted Jacket
Matchy Matchy always deliver the goods when it comes to creative patterns, so the Homebody pattern is sitting right at the top of our list. It has been thoughtfully designed with enough space within the sleeves to allow you to layer over a mid-weight jumper which is a big plus for me.
What's more, you have two pattern options, one is constructed by piecing together quilted sections, creating visual interest with seams at the middle and the other is seamless. You could sew two completely different quilted jackets, becuase why stop at one!
Elle Stitch Sage Jacket
The Sage Jacket is a must-have reversible quilted jacket that gives you three different closure options to play with. Pick the version with ties for a trendy jacket, the button-front option for a classic piece, or the no closure style for an easy win! If you are a confident beginner and want to embark on your first quilted jacket project, pick the no closure option.
Ready to Sew Pekka Jacket
If you want to try sewing a quilted jacket but aren't convinced it's for you, the Pekka jacket is designed for light to medium weight wovens so you aren't committed to quilting fabrics alone.
The slightly cropped sleeves and generously sized pockets make it a stylish choice for layering. Designed with simplicity in mind, Pekka is an excellent option for enthusiastic beginners.
Pauline Alice Ayora Jacket
Kate's personal favourite, this short quilted jacket has set-in sleeves and is reversible. If you’re tempted to sew a quilted jacket, this one gets our thumbs up. Ayora features a boxy shape, stand-up collar, and long set-in sleeves. There are two big patch pockets on the front and a small hidden one inside, so when you reverse your jacket you still have a pocket on the outside.
At £7.00 for the PDF pattern, Ayora is also a budget-friendly option.
Helen's Closet Wildwood Jacket and Vest
This might be the ultimate quilted garment pattern. With this pattern, you'll learn how to sandwich layers of fabric and batting together to create a lovely quilted textile that you transform into a cosy and versatile layering piece. I say this every time I mention Helen's patterns, but her instructions are always top-notch, so you learn a lot while you sew.
This unisex pattern gives you both a jacket and vest to sew, making it a great pattern to have in your stash.
Camimade Coquillage Jacket
Quilting is here to stay and this pattern is packed with options that allow you to choose the combination that you love the most. The Coquillage (which means shell in French) is a pretty perfect pattern. The wrap shape will literally cloak you in warmth and you can choose to cinch the shape in a little with some elastic.
Choose a pre-quilted fabric, or quilt it yourself for a totally unique jacket.
Megan Nielsen Hovea Jacket
Featuring multiple lengths; deep-angled feature pockets; unlined, full lining or quilted options; and belt or tie closures, this community favourite looks great in pre-quilted or self-quilted fabrics alike. Hovea doesn't require fiddly fastenings so it is approachable if you have never sewn with quilted fabric before.
Grainline Studio Tamarack Jacket
Tamarack is without a doubt the cult-classic pattern when it comes to sewing your own stylish quilted number. Whether you choose to quilt a solid piece of fabric or play with patchwork pieces, you are sure to treasure your make. If you are sold on quilting your own jacket, this is an excellent pattern to pick.
I AM Patterns Mage and Mira Jackets
This 2-in-1 bundle has countless customisation options. Choose your base; Mage the jacket or Mira the sleeveless one, and pick the details that float your boat. There are far too many options for me to talk you through, but you can mix and match them all to sew your perfect quilted jacket and beyond.
If versatility is key to you when selecting your pattern purchase, this is well worth a look.
Fibre Mood Marica Jacket and Vest
For my next trick I will show you a pattern with magically disappearing sleeves! This clever pattern features zip off sleeves so you can choose whether to wear Marcia as a vest or jacket. What a great option to have! If you want to up your sewing game and impress your pals with a reveal moment, Marcia could be the quilted jacket for you!
I hope you've found something you like on that list and are feeling inspired to add a quilted jacket to your handmade wardrobe. I think pulling this top 10 has made me really want to get moving on my own!