Mariana — Notched Collar Jacket Sewing Pattern (Free PDF)
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Description:
The Mariana jacket has all the nonchalance we want. It’s unlined and has a relaxed fit with single button closure, slightly cropped sleeves and two welt pockets for your essentials.
An off-duty essential, the Mariana jacket will become your best companion for casual dinners, relaxed summer gatherings and exotic travels.
- Free print-at-home format on US letter or A4 paper
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- Most patterns graded in size 0/2 to 28/30
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Specifications:
| Type: | PDF Pattern |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Design Variations: | 1 |
| Sizes: | 0/2 to 12/14, 16/18 to 28/30 |
| Illustrations: | Yes |
| Instructions: | Yes |
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Customer Questions and Answers
Hello, I've printed this pattern (twice now!) and I cannot figure out how to put the pattern together. There are no numbers/letters on the top/sides/bottom to match. I'm sure it's some logical thing that I'm not seeing .. I can't figure it out! Thank you - JG
F|S Team
Hello, your printed pattern should have the page numbers in the center bottom of the page. Here is a tutorial which shows you how to assemble your pattern.
Hello, This is not a question but a reaction: I just can't understand how people, being offered a FREE pattern to download, cut and fit to themselves or whoever they are sewing for, would come up with questions like: - what is the finished length...? - what height is your pattern designed for? - where do I lengthen or shorten...?... etc And they say they are sewists / dressmakers!!! ??? Unbelievable what "FREE" means to others!
Hello! What is the finished length of the jacket, please?
F|S Team
Hello, The finished length of the jacket varies between sizes. To figure this out please download the free pattern and assemble your size to measure. You can adjust the length to your desired position as well.
Hi, can you please advise what height your patterns are designed for? (I'm 5'2" and it helps me to figure out how much to shorten by across the board) - thank you for the patterns!
F|S Team
This pattern was design for a height of 5'7"
I am 5'9.5", and wondering at what point should I lengthen this pattern. My back waist length is 19". I would greatly appreciate your advice. Thank you. Susan
F|S Team
Hello Susan, generally, you will need to add a lengthen and shorten line to correspond with the area of the pattern that needs lengthening. Either place it above or below the waistline to a) move the waistline down to match your own waist point, or b) below the waistline to lengthen the jacket below the waistline so it sits at the right point of your hips.
Which linen is used to make the light lavender linen jacket illustrating this pattern. Would love to know the weight and type.
F|S Team
Hello, the fabric used for this pattern is our 4C22 heavyweight 100% linen fabric.
Can you use velvet to make this jacket?
F|S Team
Our patterns have been designed and tested using our linen fabrics. If you would like to use another fabric, ensure it is woven, and you will need to adjust your seam finishes, seam allowance and pattern layout to suit your fabric.
Buongiorno, vorrei realizzare questo modello con la lana cotta leggera. Pensate sia possibile? Grazie
F|S Team
Hello All of our patterns are made for our 100% linen fabric, so we encourage you to make a toille in a similar fabric to your wool for best results.
Could this be done in the waffle linen? If so would you wash it first and then cut?
F|S Team
This pattern would not be suitable for the waffle linen as it is not structured enough for the notched collar.
Love this jacket but would like to line it. Is there a tutorial for that? Thank you so much for these wonderful patterns :)
F|S Team
We have a tutorial for this on our blog. Go to blog.fabrics-store.com and search for "Mariana" and the post will come up. Here is the current link we have: blog.fabrics-store.com/2023/03/23/tutorial-how-to-make-lining-for-the-mariana-jacket-free-pattern/
I was able to look at the photos but didn't see anything knee length or so. How could I lengthen to that length as I prefer tunic lengths for everything :) Also I rarely love orange but the orange jacket made by sarah(?) is gorgeous! THAT is an orange I would love. Thanks for sharing.
F|S Team
Hello, Yes you can lengthen this garment. If you have a similar lengthen jacket at home you could use it to guide the length for this jacket. Check out our blog for a post about copying ready made clothing into your own pattern. The orange color is stocked by us, and is called Mecca Orange on our IL019 medium weight linen.
Is this jacket really short? I know I can lengthen it, but the pattern seems very short to me. Thanks.
F|S Team
This jacket stops around the hip bones, but may vary depending on your body shape and height. You may like to view the finished garment measurements and the customer photos shared below.
This pattern is a looser fit which makes the sizing more forgiving. Well worth the cost of 2 yards of linen.
very stylish. the welt pocket tutorial gave me the confidence to tackle this project. had issues with the collar instructions but eventually figured it out. my sewing skills were a bit rusty after a 20 year hiatus from sewing. i love this pattern.
F|S Team
We're so glad you love your Mariana Jacket :) If you're ever stuck again with any of our patterns, you can email us and our seamstress can walk you through any troublesome bits.
Love the final product. It was a challenge for me, owing to my limited sewing experience. While the separate pocket instruction was helpful, I had more trouble with the collar/lapel instructions. I was able to get it done however, and this will be a favorite of mine forever. I chose to make it in the natural color, and it seems like it may be a little coarser than the jacket shown. Hard to tell but the photo on the website seems to have a softer drape. I am going to use some softener, but it really makes no difference to me. Thank you for a great pattern and affordable linen!
This pattern is amazing. I didn't have to make any alterations and it fit just perfect. I added two welt pocket in the front and followed the Fabric-Store Blog to line the jacket. The appliques were downloaded from a free vintage image site and printed on a yard of fabric from Spoonflower. The only thing I would change is the main fabric. Instead I wish I had used the Natural Linen from Fabric-Store. But otherwise really happy with the way it turned out. Thank you for the great pattern!
Posting on Behalf of Glenda: Just finished this jacket from the free pattern. Made in heavy weight linen and I lined it following the tutorial instructions.
Photo came out oddly wide. Have yet to hem, but love the (near) finished product! Body of coat using Fabrics- Store medium weight, softened finish, 100% linen in asphalt color. Lining is Spoonflower cotton lawn in Hmong inspired print.
Mariana Jacket in heavyweight linen. I created a sew along here: youtu.be/pL3qw8klLn8
I enjoyed making the Marianna Notched Collar Jacket. The tutorial was very helpful, maybe a little confusing with the collar, but I didn't have much difficulty there. My welt pockets could look better. Kind of tricky for me, even though I practiced. I really like the deep pocket bags.
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