Jesse Jumpsuit PDF Pattern
The Jesse Jumpsuit is our answer to wanting an all in one outfit for true comfort, style and casual charm. To help minimise wardrobe decisions in the morning, this cut gives you everything you need in an outfit that’s suitable for all year round. It seems that you guys agree as it's one of our newest patterns but already a best seller.
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Customer Reviews
Loved this - easy to make (well the welt pocket was fiddly, but a skill worth acquiring) - fit well with great instructions how to fit it to an individual shape and size
I read the instructions for fitting and as I’m 5”8 I decided to do a toile and just leave it as it was. The chart said to maybe take an inch out of the bodice and rise and after making the toile, that was spot on. Once I took the right amount out, it fit like a glove and is easily the most stylish thing I’ve made all year. The size chart is great and the fit was very accurate. I did have some trouble with the instructions for the facing, particularly at the bottom where the two pieces meet. I fudged it a bit and am certain it’s wrong! Got the zip in ok and it all looks great. I’m planning to hack it into a skirt on the bottom for a great shirt dress!
Love the style of this jumpsuit. Love the detailed and advanced patterning and construction that bring together the fly in particular. Directions are a different style from other indie patterns with fewer tech sketches, but I found them easy and intuitive to follow. I'm using bottom weight linen twill and I can tell it's going to be dreamy. My only frustration is that the size chart did not work out for me. I followed my body measurements and body length and cut a size 14 up top and a 16 at bottom, reducing the length 4 cm, but unfortunately it is HUGE on me. I was expecting it to be loose fitting, but it's a solid size or two too big once I got to the fit test step. I'm currently taking it apart and cutting it down, so I'm glad it's big and not small. Definitely should have made a test garment for a jumpsuit, but other reviews led me to think the sizing was more spot on. This is my first time making a pattern from Modern Sewing, so I'll keep that in mind for future makes.