Butterick Sewing Pattern 6960 - Jackets - B5 (8-10-12-14-16)

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Designed for intermediate dressmakers, the Butterick 6960 paper pattern is an excellent choice for individuals looking to create custom-tailored jackets to elevate their handmade wardrobe. This pattern offers a structured and rewarding sewing experience for those with some garment-making background, though beginners may find the tailoring techniques complex without prior experience in construction and fitting.
| Model Part Number | 6960 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Butterick |
This is an intermediate-level pattern, ideal for those who have experience with garment construction and want to learn tailoring techniques.
The B5 size range includes sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16.
Yes, it is designed for stable woven fabrics; check the back of the envelope for specific yardage and fabric suggestions based on your size.
The included instructions are provided in English.
Yes, you can lengthen or shorten the pattern pieces at the designated 'lengthen/shorten' lines before cutting your fabric.
Ensure you are using the correct seam allowance and verify that the ease in the sleeve cap is properly distributed.
Consider performing a broad back adjustment on your paper pattern before cutting, ensuring you leave adequate ease for movement.
Use a pressing cloth and ensure the heat settings on your iron match the fabric requirements, applying steady pressure for the recommended time.
To begin, ensure you have your chosen fabric, corresponding thread, appropriate interfacing for your fabric weight, and standard sewing notions such as shears, pins, and a sewing machine with a sharp universal needle. The paper pattern should be carefully cut or traced according to your measurements. Always read through the entire instruction booklet before starting to identify required sewing techniques. After completion, store your finished jacket on a proper garment hanger to maintain its structure and press the garment using steam or a pressing cloth to achieve a professional, retail-quality finish.