So I finally came around to finish this pattern. Pattern finishing is connected with some drawing and indication adding which makes it time consuming. And I have a bit of enough of my own pattern publishing for some time. It is a lot of fun but I am lazy.
Will relax by making some BWOF next or easy patterns that I don't draft in computer - I have a newborn appreciation for that!
You can download the pattern here. It is 38 BWOF size but it is quite easy to adapt since it has to fit only at the shoulders and you define the waist with the belt. You can just add your measurements there.
Some explanations to the pattern - all the additional pieces as lining, interfacing and facings are drawn in.
The lining:
(you can enlarge the images, the lines are drawn in the pdf)
The interfacing:
(forgot to put the back facing - it is interfaced too)
The facings:
The connections:
I have a thing for fancy diagrams...
P.S for Stephanie - the amount of fabric is around 1,5 meter.
18 comments:
What an outstanding job, Geri! Thank you so much for going through all this trouble and sharing this beautiful creation of yours! I truly appreciate it!
Hi Geri!
Thank you for sharing the pattern of Cape Dracula.
(we have to register for download?)
Yes Ana you have to register, but it is for free. And there a lot of other nice patterns for free there too.
Ok! I'm going to register...
Who Knows if I make this Cape for next season?!...designed by Geri
Thanks Geri.
Geri .- that you did good job with this pattern. is a work of architecture, very well explained and well raised. I congratulate him. Besides the model is very beautiful and can enjoy it. Thank you once again. greetings. Paco
Hehe Paco indeed it is a work of an architect ;).
I am so in love with this pattern! It is amazing- it even looks wonderful on paper. I signed up for my burda account just for this!
I love sewing blogs and I just found yours. I really like your diagrams. They are very helpful.
Hi Geri!
I can't wait to make it for this fall season- one question though, how much fabric did you need to use? Maybe I'm just not reading carefully about the amount of fabric. Thanks!
does the darker green for the interfacing mean heavier interfacing in those areas? i'm in the middle of the muslin prototype (I'm a complete beginner probably taking on too much)
Hey since Burda changed their site your patterns are gone. Any chance of reposting them or emailing them?
I love the look of this cape, Tried to follow the link to the pattern, but got an error. Please, any other site where I can download it? Thank YOu
This cape is Incredible!! Is there ANY way at all I can get the pattern for this? Tried the link and Burda-no luck!!! Please someone help-lol!!
I NEED to make this!!
thanks
To see the pattern go to www.old.burdastyle.com. Look for under 'patterns' and choose 'cape'. It's the first one there.
O no! The pattern is gone from the old burda style page. Such a great cape, is there a link to it somewhere else?
jl
I'd like to know as well - I just found some amazing deep aubergine wool, and this would be perfect!
Yes if anyone finds the pattern would you post a link, i just came across this and fell in love with it!
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