Pattern Review: M7135 + Jumpsuit





Pattern Description:

 

Semi-fitted, unlined shrug has front extending into back collar and shaped hemline, wrong side shows. Pullover dress and pull-on, wide-legged jumpsuit have close-fitting, mock-wrap, blouson bodice, elasticized waist, side pockets and belt. B: Mock-wrap skirt.

I made view C


Pattern Sizing:

 

18w-24W  I cut the 22w

Did it look like the photo/drawing on the pattern envelope once you were done sewing with it?

 


Yes

Were the instructions easy to follow?

 


Yes

What did you particularly like or dislike about the pattern?

 


I like the ease of the pattern, it comes together quickly.  I also like how much design ease is built it, it makes for a garment with a good drape.

Fabric Used:


ITY knit from Hancock’s fabric

 Pattern alterations or any design changes you made:

 


I didn’t use the belt since I don’t like belts over elastic.
I like that you have a sleeve option, I made view c with the sleeves from view b
I added 1.5 inches to the sleeve
I added five inches at the lengthen shorten line of the pants
I pegged the leg at the bottom



Would you sew it again? 


Yes, it was an easy sew and looks good on.  I would do more bodice fitting in the future and maybe sew it with a nice print.

Would you recommend it to others?


Yes, this is a good pattern to try, easy enough for beginners and flattering.

Cost:


Pattern: $1.50
Fabric: I used a little under 4 yards @ $4.99 per yard. $18.00
Notions: Elastic– $2.00

Total: $21.50

Time:


4 hours with serging



 Conclusion:



Give this one a try, you won’t be disappointed.  It’s a cute jumpsuit with pockets and minimal fittings. Good for beginners.

3 Comments

  • Shishi

    I am busy making the dress. The illustrations for sewing the skirt have confused the heck out of me. I think I finally get the instructions on attaching the pockets. The skirt has a fake front that befuddled me. Also the bodice is not form fitting. I am going to get help on making sure it fits before I attach the bodice to the skirt.

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