Tempo Amber Capelet Hoodie PDF Sewing Pattern

Style #2104 Difficulty: - 3 / 5

Description:

A relaxed fit with a boxy shape through the body

- relaxed fit

- full length sleeves ending in cuffs

- cross over front

- cape overlay effect

- gentle hi-lo curve hemline

- hidden pouch pocket

- high neck unlined hood

The Tempo Amber is a re-design of the TND Amber

What are the differences? The Tempo Amber pattern has:

- Larger size range

- Drop Shoulder Sleeve

- Cuff Sleeves

- Less Fitted Body

Fit Information:

This hoody is made as a boxy shape, relaxed fit.

The pattern is a multi-size pattern to fit the Tempo size range S-4XL

Please see the "More Information" tab for further detail

Fit Information:

The pattern is a multi-size pattern to fit the extended Tempo size range of S-5XL

Choose your size according to your bust measurement 

Garment pictured is a Small - it fits a NZ size 12 / US size 8. If you prefer a more tailored look go down a size. It is recommended that you check the size guide and that you sew a test garment first to check for fit.

The length at centre front is designed to cover the belly and the cross over sits above the top of the crotch.

Choose your size based on the look you want. The size guide is included in the information sheet included in the downloads when you purchase this pattern - you can see a screenshot of this page in the images here

Fabric Information:

This is a pattern designed for knit fabrics.

Please purchase a knit fabric - jersey - that has at least 30% horizontal stretch as the garment requires this to fit properly. Medium weights are advised - such as french terry, hatchi, sweater knits, sweatshirting, ponte, DBP or similar

Construction Information:

A written only sequence is included - as this is an unusual construction sequnce, there is a sew-a-long on my YouTube channel for you to follow - and great for those who prefer more visual instructions - or click to see the sew-a-long video here 

It is a confident beginner level sew

Additional Information:

This is a professionally drafted fashion industry construction pattern, which I have made and graded to industry standard guidelines.

Construction Information is available as written sequence and a sew-a-long video

Available for purchase is a digital download, a pdf file able to be immediately printed to your home printer. Download the pattern after payment. Once purchased, the pattern will be in your account forever, and you can download it as many times as you want. Due to the nature of the product there are no refunds.

Print Options Included In Your Purchase:

* Layered No Trim PDF - both a US Letter and A4 paper size format is included

* Layered Trim PDF (sized to print on both US Letter or A4 paper)

* Print-at-Copy-Shop | A0 Size Layered Print Format (33.1"x46.8" |841mmx1189mm)

* A0 Size Projector Only Layered File - for those using projector technology

* Size Layers so you can print just the size you need

* Information include a Specification Sheet, a Fabric Lay Plan and a Construction Booklet

Please ensure before you print that your printer settings are set to "DO NOT SCALE" (Print actual size)

Please print the page with the test square as a single print job before you send the full pdf document to the printer, with your printer settings on "do not scale". This will print a test size square which you can measure to ensure the pattern will print to the correct size. There is a square of 10cm, and a square of 4inch

These print in black ink with grainlines in red ink. You may prefer to change your print settings to "draft" to save ink.

You will need Adobe Reader to read the file and a printer to print out the pattern.

You may sell items made from this pattern. You may not sell, copy, or redistribute this pattern.

This is a PDF construction/sewing pattern. This is not a finished garment.

For more details please see the "More Information" tab or the Customer Service and FAQ page.

For help with pattern assembly you may find these videos helpful.

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