Supplies : Heather Blazer
Tools & Supplies
· Friday Pattern Company Heather Blazer pattern*
· Main Fabric*
Any woven fabric with a bit of weight to it is great: Linen, Essex, suiting, twill, denim, canvas.
Avoid fabrics that can't take a press since there is a fair amount of fusible interfacing involved in this project.
· Lining Fabric*
Typically you want to line your jackets with something that will easily slide on and off over other fabrics.
Anything a little bit slippery would work. Rayon, silk, a cotton with a tight weave.
· woven fusible interfacing*
· knit fusible interfacing*
For fabric and interfacing yardage, please refer to the Friday Pattern
Company Heather Blazer size chart and yardage chart images at:
https://theworkroom.ca/products/friday-pattern-co-heather-blazer
Please note that the yardage requirement for interfacing is for 45" wide interfacing.
If the interfacing you purchase is less wide then make sure to get more.
· matching all-purpose thread*
· pins*
· fabric scissors*
· small snips*
· seam ripper*
· marking tool such as Frixion marker or tailor’s chalk*
· pencil or pen
· tracing paper for copying your pattern size* (recommended to preserve all sizes in the pattern for future use)
· paper scissors*
· fine sharp hand sewing needle*
· hand sewing needle with a larger eye, sharp (not tapestry), such as a sashiko needle or embroidery needle*
· one 3⁄4"–1" button*
* items with an asterisk are available for purchase at the workroom
Optional Tools
· point turner*
· tweezers*
· your own Bernina CB New Style Bobbin* (to keep your bobbin thread between classes)
· rotary cutter* to cut your fabric instead of scissors
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