Alexandra Blazer - PDF Pattern

Immediately after your order, you will receive a zip file containing the instruction booklet in PDF format, the pattern sheet in A4 and A0 formats.

FABRIC WIDTH: 55” [140CM]

ALL SIZES

Fabric: 2 ½ yds. [230cm]

Lining: 1 ¾ yds. [160cm]

Fusible interfacing: 1 yd. [90cm]

Sewing thread: 220 yds. [200m]

1 button: 1” [25mm] 

(personally, I chose not to sew a button on) 

2 shoulder pads (optional, only if you want to add more structure to the blazer)

Ruler 

Pencil 

Scissors 

Fabric scissors 

Pins 

Standard needle - size 80-90 

Seam ripper 

Buttonhole foot 

And your sewing machine of course! 

There are many fabric options to choose from for this blazer. It depends on the season you intend to wear it.

For a summer outfit, I would recommend using fabrics such as linen, soft cotton poplin, or viscose twill. 

For a fall outfit, wool crepe, cotton twill or gabardine would be the best options!

If you want an oversized fit, stick to your usual size for the Alexandra blazer, but if you prefer a closer fit, I suggest sizing down. 

I am wearing a size S/M. I am 5’6 [168cm] and my measurements are 

35 ½ -27 ½ -37 (in) 

[90-70-94 (cm)]. 

	Chest (in / cm)	Waist (in / cm)	Hips (in / cm)
6 (XS)	31 3/32 - 32 9/32   79/82	23 7/32 - 24 13/32   59/62	33 7/8 - 35 1/32   86/89
8 (S)	32 11/16 - 33 7/8   83/86	24 13/16 - 25 31/32   63/66	35 7/16 - 36 5/8   90/93
10 (S/M)	34 1/4 - 35 7/16   87/90	26 3/8 - 27 9/16   67/70	37 - 38 3/16   94/97
12 (M)	35 27/32 - 37   91/94	27 15/16 - 29 1/8   71/74	38 19/32 - 39 3/4   98/101
14 (M/L)	37 13/32 - 38 31/32   95/99	29 17/32 - 31 3/32   75/79	40 5/32 - 41 23/32   102/106
16 (L)	39 3/8 - 40 15/16   100/104	31 1/2 - 33 1/16   80/84	42 1/8 - 43 11/16   107/111
18 (XL)	41 11/32 - 43 5/16   105/110	33 15/32 - 35 7/16   85/90	44 3/32 - 46 1/16   112/117
20 (XXL)	43 11/16 - 45 21/32   111/116	35 27/32 - 37 13/16   91/96	46 15/32 - 48 7/16   118/123
22 (XXXL)	46 1/16 - 48 1/32   117/122	38 3/16 - 40 9/16   97/103	48 13/16  - 51 3/16   124/130

Print only page 1 of the pattern at first. Make sure to scale to 100%. Double check the 1.97” x 1.97” test square [5cm x 5cm] on the printed page.

If the scale is accurate, proceed with printing the remaining pages of the pattern. Piece your pattern together by putting the pages in numerical order and matching up the grey circles on the pages. You can choose to either trim or fold the edges.

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