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McCalls Jackets M7513

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Buy the M7513 jackets sewing pattern from McCall’s. It’s perfect for an intermediate dressmaker. These fitted lined jackets have a notched collar, back princess seams and length and peplum options. A, B: Pleated back peplum. B, D: Back longer than front.

This sewing pattern is available to buy in the following format:

- PAPER (next working day dispatch on orders and FREE UK delivery over £50)

Suggested fabrics: Brocade, wool blends, velveteen, baby cord // Lining: Lining fabrics.

Sizing: A5 (6-8-10-12-14), E5 (14-16-18-20-22), approx. UK sizes A5 (4/6 - 10), E5 (10 - 18/20). Please check the size chart and finished garment measurements.

Notions: C: Four 3/4" (2 cm) buttons // A, B, D: Six 3/4" (2 cm) buttons.

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SewSarahSmith
McCalls M7513 Jacket - Lined with a Peplum!

This is a really good pattern, with clear instructions and diagrams throughout. My only gripe - which I should have known really - was that I didn't size down and do an FBA before sewing it up but simply sewed it according to my chest and waist measurements. Being a D cup, it fits me at the chest and waist but is, unsurprisingly, big everywhere else. I'm quite sure had I done what I should have done, this would have turned out to be exactly the jacket I was hoping to make. Well, nearly.
Being bigger chested, I'm not at all sure that the design of the raised front waist seam is one that appeals to me - it merely tricks my eye into thinking that its pulling upwards rather than being an intentional design feature! I may well make this jacket again and ill probably look to level that waist seam out on another iteration.
But as I say, apart from those gripes, the pattern sews up really well and I would recommend.
You can access the full blog post over at (www.sewsarahsmith.com)
Sarah xx