McCalls Unisex Bomber Jackets M7637
McCalls Unisex Bomber Jackets M7637
McCalls Unisex Bomber Jackets M7637
McCalls Unisex Bomber Jackets M7637
McCalls Unisex Bomber Jackets M7637
McCalls Unisex Bomber Jackets M7637
McCalls Unisex Bomber Jackets M7637
McCalls Unisex Bomber Jackets M7637
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McCalls Unisex Bomber Jackets M7637

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Buy the M7637 unisex bomber jackets sewing pattern from McCall’s. It’s perfect for an advanced beginner/intermediate dressmaker. These lined jackets have separating zippers, rib knit trim and pocket variations. C: Contrast sleeves.

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: Cotton blends, ripstop, denim, wool blends // A: Also pre-quilted fabrics // Lining: Lining fabrics.

Note: Fabric requirement allows for nap, one-way design or shading. Extra fabric may be needed to match design or for shrinkage.

Sizing: XM (S-M-L), XN (XL-XXL-XXXL). Please check the size chart and finished garment measurements.

Notions: A, B, C, D: One 24" (61 cm) separating zipper, 6" x 36" (15 x 92 cm) rib knit trim strips: four sections for A, C; three sections for B, D // A: Two 7" (18 cm) zippers // D: 2 yds. (1.9 m) of 1/4" (0.6 cm) cording, two 3/8" (1 cm) eyelets.

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Julie
Fun bomber jacket

I'm pretty new to sewing clothes. This is my first jacket--my first time using ribbing, making something fully lined, and only my second garment with a zipper. The pattern is not as detailed as the indie patterns I've used until now, but I went slow and steady, often basting and checking that things made sense before final stitching. I altered the sleeves by shortening and also narrowing to the wrist. It's a unisex pattern and I'm 5'4" (with a bit of padding around the midsection :), so the need to shorten the sleeves wasn't surprising.

I'm really happy with how it turned out. I chose a lightweight twill from Spoonflower. I love the insanely bright and bold pattern of it. I'd definitely recommend the pattern and might try a slightly more subtle fabric next time.

Thanks to Emmas_Atelier for her review and the inspiring collection of these jackets she has made for her husband.

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Emmas_Atelier
A classic bomber

This is the 6th time I've made my husband this jacket he loves it. I made a few alterations to my first version as the sleeves are very baggy and the back didn't fit well. Check out my blogpost to see this version. All the pattern adjustments can be found here: https://emmasatelierblog.com/2018/06/11/mccalls-bomber-jacket-7637/

https://emmasatelierblog.com/2020/03/29/the-floral-bomber-mccalls-7637/

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