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Published: 2012-12-19 14:03:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 155091; Favourites: 852; Downloads: 2145
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I tried to draw a pattern for my cloak - I usually sew without any patterns. I used 1,5 m x 3,6 m textile. If you have any questions just ask in the comments.Β-- update --
After soo many favs and comments and views, mevanna.deviantart.com/ finally sent me her version - check it out, its awesome (better than mine)! Come on everyone, send me your photos, I am very happy that I inspire such beauties.Β
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I was also wondering if the sleeves can be cut on the fold in one piece or is it necessary for them to be two pieces to fall like they do?
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Okay I have a question is the bottom part Where the sleeve part is smallest, is that supposed to be as wide as the curve in the middle where they separate? I am confused about how this lines up to attatch to the arm pit. Does the bottom negative curve attach to the top positive curve or the curve in the middle? Thanks so much this is a beautiful coat, Iβm trying to make one child size and the only thing thatβs confused me is the arms
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I'm gonna make this cloak for my mom for christmas. But I can't seem to know how to put together the hood, and what kind of fabric do you recomend?
Thanks!!
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May I ask about fabric suggestions for this? Maybe a thick wool/fleece, or a suede?
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I don't understand how the hood connects,
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I love this coat pattern and would love to make it, but just can't seem to get the pattern...
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My mind cannot wrap itself around the concept of your sleeves for this pattern, and it may just be me. It just can't figure out how they go together and how the are longer at the bottom. Otherwise, I am extremely excited to put this together! Everything else makes complete sense to me! Thanks for the pattern!
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Yes, absolutely. Thank you so much! I can't wait to get started on this!
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The curve where the top and the bottom meet on the layout adds together as the front (where the fur is). Well its not the nicest drawing I ever made to be honest 
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I absolutely love this coat and I want to make it but I've never made a coat from a pattern like this. Any tips on how to start/measure/etc?
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Well my best tip would be the following:
1. find your favorite coat that fits you well
2. try to draw my pattern on tracing paper using your good fitting coat as base
3.Β get the cheapest material you can (leftover bedsheet also works) and try to assemble it. Try it on, use pins to correct where it does not fit. Sometimes I even make 2 pre-versions when trying something new. When it fits as you want, cut it apart, and use it for the real textile as pattern. This way you can learn for very cheap
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I will try this too. Thanks!
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Why there isn't a part numbered VI (6)? The numbers skip from V (5) to VII (7).
Other than that, this is great and it shows clearly how everything fits together. I tried sewing before but I always had problems to put together all the pieces and to see how they fitted.Β
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Yep, true
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Sindeon, You know what I love EVEN MORE than this awesome coat pattern? YOUR encouraging words to everyone in the comments section who wants to try to sew it! Thanks for bring happiness to the world! and I can't wait to try one of your patterns
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Thanks! I think this is what deviantart is for, right? To share your ideas, and try to help others creating what they want. Actually I am amazed my little coat pattern is liked by soooo many users, it makes me feel that I did not post it just into the air for nothing. But still waiting for someone to show me his/hers! So please, be the first
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I am in love with this design, but I am a complete novice when it comes to making patterns! >< I wish I could so I could make this coat!!
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Well you learn from trying! At least that is how I learned it - just by doing it, with lots of mistakes, errors, and textiles in the trash
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I love this coat I hope to put one together for my great granddaughter soon
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You have a lot of time till winter 
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This might seem stupid but how does one put together just the hood and the hood back?
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There are 3 shoulder pieces of the hood: one back and two fronts. It is open in the front, so you just sew one front piece to one side of the back, and the other front piece to the other side of the back. In the front, it closes with buttons.Β
I hope I answered your question but if you just google "medieval hood" you can see lots of examples and patterns. My hood is the same, the only difference being that the back part is long.Β
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Oooooo okay that helps so much omg I've never made a hood so I was completely clueless thank you!
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You are welcome! Good luck with crafting!
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You are my hero! This is perfect for my Scarlet Witch coat.
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Good luck with your project, I am sure it will be awesome! If you have any question just ask me; and if you are done, send me a picture, I am curious!Β
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I really loooooove your coat!!!!! I have seen the "official" and yes it's great but too expansive for me ... and "tadaaa" i found your pattern
I have to do one now ^^
The wool material you use is a 100% wool? The wool don't scratch you?
(sorry for my english...)
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You are welcome, I felt the same when looking around
I dont really know, I just went to the fabric store and found something cool
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Completely new to sewing, this helps a ton to understand thanks for making it so simple!
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You are welcome! Learning to sew is just about doing it, dont worry it will be cool
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I want someone to make me one of these!Β (I don't sew)
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You can buy a professional one of these here:Β armstreet.com/store/medieval-cβ¦
I got the idea from them
Its not cheap but much nicer than my home-made!
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This is so wonderful and just what I needed. I sew without patterns too, but I always check to see what the pattern should look like so I know how to cut textile. I don't really understand this piece for sleeves, so I guess I'll just make regular sleeves instead. Thank you very much. :3
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This was the first pattern I drew so it might be a little weird
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Actually you made perfect sense to me! Thanks for that explanation I was wondering how it fit together. I can't wait to make this for my Girlfriend!!
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If you make it please send me a picture, I really hope to see anyone actually doing my pattern
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why you don't make a remake from this pattern so, a little bit like this? :
sindeon.deviantart.com/art/Simβ¦
Now a question:
assumed, if i print the pattern in real size (1,5x 3).
Then I have it?
the measurement are nearly exactly like the coat on the picture?
(Sorry for my grammar errors)
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This was the first ever pattern I made. I never use patterns for sewing - I make a mock-up version (real size) from tracing paper, try it on, modify as necessary and just start sewing.Β
I only made this because some people here on deviantart asked for it. I made a quick sketch by hand and scanned-colored it. Since it was well received, I decided to go on with this tradidion and try to post patterns.Β
My newer patterns: (sindeon.deviantart.com/art/Simβ¦
sindeon.deviantart.com/art/Elvβ¦
sindeon.deviantart.com/art/Revβ¦
I made these in AutoCAD (well, I am an architect not a fashion designer, what else to except?
However this old one (my coat) was not, its just a sketch so I would not print it - it is not accurate enough. I was not planning on re-doing this, because I have some new stuff and I rather spend time on new
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