Patron de veste d'atelier Sienna

I’m thrilled with the jackets I made from this pattern! Checkered version was my test fit, which worked out well. Black jacket is for great for work, with the surprise rainbow lining (sewn as one piece with main fabric).

I love this pattern! Of course it is drafted beautifully, with fantastic instructions, per CC standards. It’s also pretty versatile, and this is the first of my three planned renditions. I quilted thrifted wool, stash poplin, and Core’s recycled wool batting. I also made the bias binding from the same lining substrate, different color, for the Hong Kong finished seams. Sized up for the quilted version, though I don’t know that I needed to. I’m so in love with this jacket & wear it every chance I get! Two more versions to come :) I’m not on the socials any longer, but have enjoyed the low-key vibe of threadloop https://threadloop.app/members/violetquagmire/projects/quilted-jacket

Absolutely love love love this pattern and jacket. I followed the online tutorials for sewing it up which were excellent. I added 2 inches to the length as I wanted it a little longer. I learned a lot of techniques which was fun and enjoyed paying close attention to the inside and outside. I will definitely sew this again.

J'ai fait ce patron dans un denim 14oz sur lequel j'y ai ajouté une petite touche amusante; des coeurs en strass sur la petite poche de poitrine et une décoration en vinyle thermocollant. Les pétales sont en "stripflock", les ailes de l'abeille et le pointillé rose avec forme de coeur sont en "glitter". Cette image de marguerite et abeille est un montage fait sur ma Brother "scan'n cut". J'ai fait une finition de biais sur mes coutures intérieures et j'y ai mis des boutons à motifs de marguerite. Prendre note que j'ai rallongé le patron car je le voulais un peu plus long. Je le porte fièrement pratiquemment à tous les jours surtout pendant les journées fraîches. Je suis vraiment fière de ce veston!

I had already made the short version, and I knew the Sienna was the pattern to use to make the streamlined trench I envisioned for a spring trip to Europe. I love Closet Core patterns for the range of sizing available that allows me to reach a perfect fit.

I needed this coat to be a little dressy but warm and practical. I opted for a ribbed wool coating with a tattersall check wool suiting as an underlining. I inserted some side seam bag pockets instead of the patch pockets. I used a horn slider buckle in lieu of the D-rings. I love it!

For more a lot more detail on the making of this Sienna see the post titled "A Streamlined Trench for a Springbreak Trip" at my maker blog www.makelings.com.

I made the Short Worker’s Jacket using a canvas fabric and I love it. Fit was true to size. I included the sleeve pocket, and I also added a lining to the sleeves. Thanks to other techniques I’ve learned from Closet Core patterns, I finished the raw edges of the jacket using a Hong Kong finish. Can’t wait to try the longer versions of this pattern!

I've been wanting to make this for a while, especially after seeing how stellar its reviews are. I wasn't disappointed. I made the short version in a 10 oz denim twill, which worked beautifully. This is my 2nd Closet Core make, and once again I'm impressed with how well drafted the pattern is, how clear the instructions are, and that there's no skimping on finishing detail. I like the oversized fit, because I can wear it over bulky sweaters. I skipped the sleeve pocket, but otherwise made the jacket as designed. For reference, I'm 5'3". I made a size 6, shortening the sleeves by 1 1/2 inches, and the body by 1 inch.

This jacket was fun and turned out very cute. Instructions were easy to follow. I added darts in the back and slimmed up the sides to make it more fitted and I added a lining. I wish this pattern had a lining option but there are several helpful blog posts were helpful.

Excellent pattern! So well drafted that I was able to hack it (view C) and create a chore coat for my husband. However, I originally bought this pattern for myself so my next one will definitely be for me.

I made view C with a combination of an old pair of jeans and newer material. I absolutely love the fit and uniqueness. I was intimidated by the lapel collar but it came out perfectly flat. I already have view B cut and plan on sewing today! Thank you for bringing me back to sewing clothes.

I made a wearable toile version out of some random fabric I had, and I really like it. It's the perfect mix of structured and casual. All of the details are super fun, and I enjoyed adding all of the pockets. I have some nicer check ready to use for a full length version, and I'm going to try lining it using the advice from the blog. I love seeing all the variations other people have made- you can do so much with this pattern!

I loved sewing this jacket. It was a more ambitious than average project, but very satisfying. The steps went very smoothly and I enjoyed the finishing touches.
I'll just have to plan another version.

I chose to make my sienna up as lightweight utility style jacket. It went together much more easily than I thought it would and I am very pleased with it. The back vent is challenging but take it slowly and it works out. I plan to make another in heavy navy linen with fewer details. I can see me making this one over and over again.

I made two Sienna Maker Jackets -- view A and view C. I used cotton canvas for both my jackets and made my measured size plus my typical adjustments for height. The instructions and drafting for both are excellent. The construction method for the collar/lapel junction is clear and resulted in the best lapel and topstitching I've sewn. I enjoy wearing my Sienna Maker Jackets.

I bought the paper pattern as opposed to the print at home version as I loathe sticking all those squares together.
Pattern arrived quicker than I had expected so that was the first plus .
It consists of the pattern pieces on quality tissue ...clearly marked and a lovely glossy booklet with all the instructions which is just genius ( this is my first closet case pattern so don't know if it's standard ) . Such a simple thing yet it makes it so much easier when working .
The instructions themselves were clear, concise and easy to follow . The illustrations were equally clear .
The process was logical and clear too , step by step just as I would have chosen to do .
I'm a fairly advanced sewer with a lot of years sewing but I felt that even a confident beginner could tackle this successfully .
I made view B and didn't make any adjustments or changes except for making the sleeves an extra 1/4inch shorter ( personal preference) and I did a slight change to how I hemmed the jacket ( also a personal preference)
The jacket was an absolute dream to put together ...the size was true and everything matched up wonderfully . It's obvious that a lot of thought has gone into this design .
The collar , oh my! , I have never used this particular construction method and though collars don't usually cause me much trouble , this way was genius ...almost totally foolproof and the pleasure I felt turning things right way out to see a perfect collar , a complete woo hoo dancing round my sewing room moment .
I used a non stretch denim fabric and I flat felled the majority of the seams so I'm glad to say the inside looks as good as the outside .
I don't think I've made anything that I'm more pleased with than this jacket .
I'm imagining a short sleeved version in a lighter cotton for summer ... In fact with three different options this is a highly customisable pattern , lots of opportunities to design it ' your ' way .
Highly recommend .
I added some fun labels to the sleeve .