Free Bolero Patterns for Easy Sewing

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My daughters have been taking ballet for several years now and often I get a request from them for some special ballet clothes, something for warm up or practice, or even just for fun. The most recent request from Abbey was for a bolero style sweater. I had fun designing this cute little sweater for […]

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S-M-L-XL or Made to Measure Sewing Pattern PDF Download This pattern is available for instant download in S, L, M and XL sizes as PDF files in A4 format. This choice of sizes was made to simplify ready-to-wear production for individual sewists, ateliers and garment industry. You may optionally request one pattern alteration to YOUR CUSTOM SIZE. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please convo the following measurements: – height – bust girth – chest girth (under bust) – waist girth – hip girth The available printing formats are as follows: PDF: A4, A3, A2, A1, A0, Legal, Letter, Tabloid. The downloadable pattern is prepared on multiple pages that you have to print out and tape together. PLT: special format for printing on plotters. The downloadable pattern is prepared on one wide page, please mention the width of the paper. Wide PDF: The downloadable pattern is prepared on one wide page, please mention the width of the paper. DXF – digital vector format that you can edit with any pattern making CAD software – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Sewist provides you with the ultimate sewing pattern kit. With each order, the buyer will receive: – Separate PDF Files in A4 format for sizes S-XL – Photo or a photo-realistic drawing of a garment – Technical drawing of a garment – Recommendations on the choice of fabric – List of extra accessories required – List of parts – Complete step-by-step instructions in English – Printable pattern with layout overview and real-size parts on several pages. You may need to cut out the parts and glue them together for cutout. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – IMPORTANT NOTICE: customization is completed within one business day. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – No paper printouts will be mailed. The listings are for file download only. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – Please feel free to send photos of the finished garments, but sharing or selling Sewist patterns is not allowed. – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

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subscribe – http://bit.ly/DT-Special-Offers ———————————————————————————————- PRODUCT DESCRIPTION: Sewing pattern of a transformable jacket/coat/skirt/bolero plus step-by-step E-book with sewing tutorials. This sewing project will allow you to create 4 designs out of just 1 set of pattern! By following the illustrated instructions you will not only create a stylish clothing for yourself, but also master your sewing skills to the professional level. SIZES: You will receive this PDF pattern in a full range of sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL (bust 84-104 cm). Getting sewing pattern fit perfectly on you is very important for us. That’s why we created this sewing pattern for various heights – 164 cm (± 3-4 cm) and 170 cm (± 3-4 cm). And it’s not just about the length of the garment, but overall proportions! FABRIC SUGGESTIONS: Basic material – soft wool/blend coating (light or medium weight) Lining – viscose (highly recommended, especially in combination with natural basic fabric) or synthetics INSTANT DOWNLOADS INCLUDE 1. Printable LAYERED PDF sewing pattern A4 (print at home format) and A0/A1 (copy-shop format): sizes XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL / height 164 cm (± 3-4 cm) and 170 cm (± 3-4 cm) 2. Size chart, which will help you to define your size 3. Printing guide and assembling instruction for layered PDF sewing pattern (allows you to print only the size that you need) 4. All materials recommendations (including interfacing, zippers, etc.) 5. Step-by-step E-book with detailed schemes and descriptions of how to sew the coat with joint lining HELP: If you have any questions while assembling the pattern or sewing this beautiful garment, don’t hesitate to contact me, I’ll be glad to answer your questions! Have a pleasant sewing! )))

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This elegant bolero makes that you can wear your favorite sleeveless items all year around. A fashion must have! The feminine crochet stitch is easy and therefor suitable for all levels: from beginning to advanced. The pattern is fun to make and works up fast. Made using medium worsted weight yarn using U.S sizes I/5.5mm and H/5mm hooks. Available in sizes: S, M, L, XL. Designed by CroJennifer.

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I found this image sometime back and totally fell in love with this bolero. I couldn’t find a pattern for it, so I just made up my own. This is the first time my writing my own pattern. [esp by just looking at an image. So pls excuse me if it’s too hard to follow] Pattern Notes I used a 4mm aluminium hook for this. Replace the 1st dc on each row with a ch3. The pattern is worked in two circles and joined while doing the last round of second circle. The foundation chain is done in multiples of 4 Instructions: Begin with ch 72 , sl st into 1st ch R1 – ch 1 sc in same ch, sc in each ch across. sl st on top of 1st sc. R2 \u0026 R3 – repeat R1 R4 – ch 1 , sc in 1st sc. [ ch2, sk 1, sc in next sc ] repeat. sl st on top of 1st sc. R5 – sl st into 1st ch 2 space. [ dc, ch1, dc in the ch2 sp. ch1. sc in next ch2 sp, ch1 ] repeat. sl st on top of 1st dc/ch3. R6 – sl st into ch 1 sp. [ dc, ch1, dc into the ch1 sp. ch3 ] repeat. sl st on top of 1st dc/ch3. R7 – sl st into ch 1 sp. [ dc, ch1, dc in the ch1 sp. ch1. sc in next ch3 sp, ch1 ] repeat. sl st on top of 1st dc/ch3. R8, R9, R10 – Repeat R6, R7, R6 R11 – sl st into ch 1 sp. [ 2dc, ch1, 2dc into ch1 sp. ch1, sc in next h3 sp, ch1 ] repeat. sl st on top of 1st dc/ch3. R12 – sl st into ch 1 sp. [ 2dc, ch1, 2dc into ch1 sp. ch3 ] repeat. sl st on top of 1st dc/ch3. R13 – repeat R11 R14 – sl st into ch 1 sp. [ 5dc in ch1 sp. ch3] repeat. sl st on top of 1st dc/ch3. Work second circle till R13. While doing R14, the back is formed by joining any 5 shells [5dc] in the middle. Joining: Make the first 2dc of the shell and drop the working ch from the hook. Insert the hook through the middle dc in any one the shells in the other circle. Now pick up the dropped working ch, and complete the shell. Continue with the last row after joining 5 shells together. Here’s how the completed one looks. This pattern can be made in an size, and guage isn’t really very important [ ]. Since I started this with a 72 ch, the pattern repeats around 18 times in a row. Here’s a bigger one that a made. 5.5mm hook. Began with a foundation of 80 chs. And have joined 8 shells to form the back. The pattern repeats 20 times in each row. You can change this to any size you need. Just measure around your arm to find out the size you need for the arm hole, and keep chaining in multiples of 4 till you get your required length. Do leave your comments/suggestions. TY! [ps: pls do not copy/sell this pattern as your own] I tried my best to draw a pattern too hope it helps.