Amy Jumpsuit Pattern

I sewed the Amy up for a friend's wedding, and it was a delight to make! I made a size 6, which on reflection may have been a little too big for me, but it did mean that I could slip into it without needing to put in the zipper :) As it's a really flowy style, being a little bigger doesn't matter too much, except that the shoulders keep slipping off. I'll just put a catch on so I can clip it onto my bra straps though, and that should fix it. I made it out of a linen/cotton blend that I'd had in my stash for a few months, and I had been searching for a pattern that would allow its large-scale floral to shine without looking too... done up. This was perfect, and I've worn it a few times since, dressed down with a blouse underneath (as pictured). I think that, despite staystitching and careful handling, I managed to stretch out the neckline - so next time I'd interface as well, as the pattern suggests.

Just before school let out for the summer, I downloaded, printed, and taped the pattern for the Amy jumpsuit. It was the first time I had ever printed out a pattern before, but it worked beautifully. I made the short version and wore it several times. I altered the shoulder straps so that I could tie them in a square knot at the top of each shoulder. This allowed for any needed adjustment. Loved the finished product! (I am on the far right.)

I love this pattern. It wasn't one that grabbed my attention at first, but after a number of visits to the website it grew on me. I've made it up twice, in a swishy rayon with Picasso-like motifs and in a lightweight cotton twill by Yumi Yoshimoto (pictured here), which I really adore. Now I'm planning a version in black rayon matte jersey, and have agreed to make another for a friend. I'm a size 10 in Closet Core, but here I did a FBA on a size eight and reduced the side seams a fair amount beginning just below the waist. It fits really well. Thanks for a great pattern!

I’ve been looking for a jumpsuit to sew but as a beginner I was a bit worried about fitting the bottom half of a jumpsuit. This was a great one to sew up because the fit was perfect and easy. There’s an option for a belt or for a boho-chic vibe you can go without! Also, great instructions and tutorials so don’t worry about the zip!

Patron facile à coudre. Instructions claires et vêtement fini très agréable à porter.

The pattern is well designed, easy to use. I followed the advice re fit and it turned out perfectly. Beautiful fabric as well.

The Amy Jumpsuit is not more than the perfect jumpsuit pattern for me. I love it!

This is a wonderful addition to my summer wardrobe! I love that this jumpsuit is fitted (and darted) through the bodice and yet it drapes so beautifully from the waist down. I am in my sixties and this is flattering with good coverage. I made my first ‘Amy’ in a floral viscose and my second one (cut out and ready to go) is in a soft and floaty black line blend. The instructions are clear and well illustrated, and the jumpsuit is quick and easy to make. I made a straight size 12 and the only alteration was to raise the centre front neckline by 1” (blending back to the original lines) for more coverage This is my first Closet Core pattern but it won’t be my last!

This is the first time I have made a jumpsuit and I couldn’t have picked a better pattern to try. I made the Amy jumpsuit straight out of the packet with only one alteration and that is I shortened the straps by 2cm but I think that was more my posture than the pattern. Will definitely be making more

Made this jumpsuit for my friend. Great pattern! I used 100% linen and had no issues. Highly recommend!

I have enjoyed making the Amy Jumpsuit , the pattern was really straight forward to follow and went together really well. I had very few adjustments for Amy to fit me well , a little bigger on the waist and shorter in the leg. I made the Amy in a fine silk and I very please how it turned out and look forward to wearing the jumpsuit often In the future I intend to make the Amy in different fabrics.

I cannot wait to make this in every color.

This is the second closed core pattern I made and again the instructions and sizing were great.

I made mine in a flowery viscose and love the way it flows. Perfect for summer!

Amazing pattern! Easy to understand for a beginner and really versatile.

I was scared about making my first lining and using a zipper, but the instructions and graphics were clear and concise

I've made one with rayon challis and linen and will probably make another one soon!

Pattern works up pretty easily, and is supremely comfy to wear. In addition to a regular version of this, I also made a version using the shirred top "hack" from the Closet Core blog, and I also used the waist down section of the pattern to make myself a supremely comfy pair of wide leg elastic waist capris. I constantly get compliments when I wear the items I made from this pattern. My only wish is that they had a D cup version as well so I didn't have to do a FBA. But I got through it with the help of a few blogs. This pattern easily becomes a wardrobe staple.

I bought a jumpsuit from retail four years ago on a whim. I have been mostly nomadic so I have to fit my entire wardrobe in a 35 liter backpack so I am very picky about what makes the cut. When my jumpsuit wore out after four years of heavy rotation I was panicked that I would never find something so versatile again. Then I found the Amy pattern. Spending several months in one place with a sewing machine I made three different versions of Amy, and feel confident I have my source for magical jumpsuits of the future. My third version has already been to three continents and four countries.

The pattern is easy, sews up quick, takes alterations with ease. I had from take in the middle seam as the shoulder straps have a tendency to slide off when I sit. I took in the legs a bit just to cut down on bulk (for fitting in my backpack) but kept them roomy enough to not change the shape I love. My chest to hip ratio made it so I never needed to install a zipper, even when I took in the center seam. I am still adjusting strap length and width for optimal stay-upness.

This pattern will serve my jumpsuit addiction for years to come.

Made this for my first post covid wedding! As a beginner, it was a challenge but in a good way - nothing I couldn’t do and I learned a lot!

Beautifully drafted, well written instructions, amazing finished product.

Highly recommend making it WITH the belt, it looks much more flattering that way. Really fun, great mobility, it's a jumpsuit you can go on a date in or take a nap, which is pretty ideal.

Sewed this up in a mid weight linen- endless complements! My first zipper install! Really a beautiful pattern, getting lots wear