The Camp Coat - Physical Paper Pattern PRE-ORDER!

$22.50

PRE-ORDER ONLY! The Camp Coat Pattern will ship out at the end of October so this is a pre-order only. Thanks!

Introducing the Camp Coat, your ultimate unisex Chore Coat pattern designed for style, comfort, and versatility! With a relaxed boxy fit and the option to customize its length, this coat is perfect for every season, whether you're layering up in winter or breezing through spring.

The pattern includes detailed instructions for lining your coat, plus a full-length video tutorial to guide you every step of the way—ideal for both beginners and seasoned sewists alike.

Crafted to shine with 10oz-16oz canvas and denim, the Camp Coat also invites creativity with upcycled materials like non-stretch quilts and cozy wool blankets. (Just a heads up, these materials come with their own set of challenges, but hey, who doesn’t love a good sewing adventure?)

So roll up those sleeves and get ready to create a coat that’s as unique and lively as you are! Your new favorite wardrobe staple awaits!

Please see photos for the size chart and finished jacket measurements.

Sizes

Adult Unisex XXS-4XL

Skill Level

Confident Beginner/Intermediate

Materials and Supplies Needed

  1. Fabric-Canvas or denim in 10oz-16oz is recommended. Non-stretch quilts and wool blankets also work well, just be mindful of thickness.

  2. Fusible Interfacing Fabric - Medium weight for 10oz canvas/denim. Medium to Heavy Weight for quilts and wool blankets.

  3. 4-5 Snap Buttons with Snap Tools or Regular Buttons - See page 20 for a list of supplies with shopping links.

  4. Needle - 12-16 size will work depending on the fabric and thread you choose.

  5. Sewing Machine - if you are using a home machine make sure you stay in the 14oz or below range for canvas, and use thinner wool and quilt blankets.

  6. Serger - If you don’t have a serger you can use bias tape, fray glue, or a french seam (not shown in pattern).

  7. Pins or Clips - a variety of both is the most helpful!

  8. Fabric Scissors or Rotary Cutter

  9. Iron for pressing

  10. Measuring Tape

  11. Optional Supplies: Expanding Button Gauge, Chalk

Video Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij0a-8BeQcY&t=2076s


THIS IS A PHYSICAL PATTERN THAT YOU WILL RECEIVE IN THE MAIL.

PDF version of this pattern can be found here: https://www.laraehandmade.com/sewingpatterns/p/thecampcoat

PRE-ORDER ONLY! The Camp Coat Pattern will ship out at the end of October so this is a pre-order only. Thanks!

Introducing the Camp Coat, your ultimate unisex Chore Coat pattern designed for style, comfort, and versatility! With a relaxed boxy fit and the option to customize its length, this coat is perfect for every season, whether you're layering up in winter or breezing through spring.

The pattern includes detailed instructions for lining your coat, plus a full-length video tutorial to guide you every step of the way—ideal for both beginners and seasoned sewists alike.

Crafted to shine with 10oz-16oz canvas and denim, the Camp Coat also invites creativity with upcycled materials like non-stretch quilts and cozy wool blankets. (Just a heads up, these materials come with their own set of challenges, but hey, who doesn’t love a good sewing adventure?)

So roll up those sleeves and get ready to create a coat that’s as unique and lively as you are! Your new favorite wardrobe staple awaits!

Please see photos for the size chart and finished jacket measurements.

Sizes

Adult Unisex XXS-4XL

Skill Level

Confident Beginner/Intermediate

Materials and Supplies Needed

  1. Fabric-Canvas or denim in 10oz-16oz is recommended. Non-stretch quilts and wool blankets also work well, just be mindful of thickness.

  2. Fusible Interfacing Fabric - Medium weight for 10oz canvas/denim. Medium to Heavy Weight for quilts and wool blankets.

  3. 4-5 Snap Buttons with Snap Tools or Regular Buttons - See page 20 for a list of supplies with shopping links.

  4. Needle - 12-16 size will work depending on the fabric and thread you choose.

  5. Sewing Machine - if you are using a home machine make sure you stay in the 14oz or below range for canvas, and use thinner wool and quilt blankets.

  6. Serger - If you don’t have a serger you can use bias tape, fray glue, or a french seam (not shown in pattern).

  7. Pins or Clips - a variety of both is the most helpful!

  8. Fabric Scissors or Rotary Cutter

  9. Iron for pressing

  10. Measuring Tape

  11. Optional Supplies: Expanding Button Gauge, Chalk

Video Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ij0a-8BeQcY&t=2076s


THIS IS A PHYSICAL PATTERN THAT YOU WILL RECEIVE IN THE MAIL.

PDF version of this pattern can be found here: https://www.laraehandmade.com/sewingpatterns/p/thecampcoat