Sew DIY Unisex Draft-It-Yourself Tasi Robe and Jacket

Buy the Unisex Draft-It-Yourself Tasi Robe and Jacket sewing pattern from Sew DIY. The Tasi Robe and Jacket is a draft-it-yourself pattern for any size human. It's perfect for dipping your toes into basic pattern making and design. You decide your finished measurements, and the detailed instructions will take you step-by-step through creating your own pattern pieces.

This pattern is a fantastically flexible basic that can be used to make a robe, simple jacket or even a cardigan. It’s suitable for almost any fabric from rayon, silk or linen for warmer months to a fleece or sweater knit for cooler months. You can even use up leftover fabrics for a scrappy, colour blocked garment.

View A is a classic robe style with patch pockets, a tie belt and carriers. View B is a casual jacket with turned back cuffs, oversized pockets and a hem band. It’s easy to adjust the design of this pattern to suit your personal preferences.

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

– PDF (available to download immediately after purchase). What is a PDF?

Suggested fabrics: This pattern is designed to be used with a wide variety of fabrics. View A: Light to medium weight woven or knit fabric such as cotton, linen, sweater knit, rayon, silk, french terry, towelling, fleece. View B: Medium to heavy weight cotton or linen. If you want to use a lighter weight or knit fabric for View B, make the in-hem pocket narrower to prevent sagging.

Fabric requirements: The amount of fabric needed will depend on the size and style of garment. In general, you will need 2 - 4 yd/m of fabric.

Sizing: Any size you want.

Notions: Thread; 1/2" (1.3 cm) wide ribbon (optional, for hanging loop on robe).

PDF pattern includes: Illustrated instructions and spreadsheet calculator to create your own custom pattern pieces. NOTE: PATTERN PIECES ARE NOT INCLUDED.

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