15+ Blazer Sewing Patterns for Comfort and Style
Looking for a new sewing challenge? Sewing a blazer might be just what you need! Despite what you might think, sewing a structured jacket isn’t as difficult as it seems. In fact, you probably already have most of the necessary skills and all you need is to pick one of these blazer sewing patterns. With the right skills and a little patience, you can create a sleek and stylish blazer that fits like a glove. I’ve also included some helpful tips and tricks to help you on your way to creating a professional-looking blazer in no time. Check out these free blazer patterns and tips and hacks to get started on your blazer-making journey.
Table of Contents
- 1 Nepeta free blazer pattern
- 2 Free sports chick blazer pattern
- 3 Oversized woman’s blazer with pockets pattern – Zea blazer redux
- 4 Woman’s formal blazer
- 5 Long blazer pattern-zea
- 6 Blazer with waist tie patten
- 7 Heywood blazer pattern
- 8 Ercilla woman’s blazer pattern
- 9 Sleeveless blazer pattern
- 10 How to make a men’s blazer pattern
- 11 Slouchy velvet blazer
- 12 How to draft a blazer jacket
- 13 Stylish woman’s blazer jacket – make me next
- 14 Drafting a woman’s blazer
- 15 Manipulating existing pattern into a cape blazer
- 16 Cape blazer jacket tutorial
- 17 Blazer for girls
- 18 Children’s blazer sewing pattern
- 19 Baby blazer pattern
Nepeta free blazer pattern
Treat yourself with a beautiful blazer that goes great with both pants and skirts since it looks so great with its long sleeves with cuffs that have three buttons each, slightly pronounced lapels, two front pockets at the bottom, and a button-up closure with three buttons.
by Moodfabrics
Free sports chick blazer pattern
SIZES: EU 38, 42, 46 (equivalent to US sizes 10, 14, 18)
Here’s a simple but lovely sports blazer that comes in a few sizes and has only a few features as it focuses on simplicity in style, having wide lapels, an open front with no closure means, sleeves that are just a tad shorter, and decorative strings at the bottom corners of the front hem.
NOTE: The PDF blazer pattern download is available at Avantages website along with illustrated instructions that will guide you through the process. The page is in French but you can easily translate it in English. Just right click on the page and select Translate > English.
Oversized woman’s blazer with pockets pattern – Zea blazer redux
There’s a special charm about a blazer that is long and almost looks like a coat, and that charm is one of the strongest points of this pattern, a beautiful open blazer with big front pockets, a collar with lapels, and a long bottom hem that reaches above your knees.
by Moodfabrics
Woman’s formal blazer
Businesswomen all over the world demonstrate power and style with stylish blazers like this one, a formal jacket with a neat collar and lapels, a fitted waist that pronounces your figure, and a button-up front hem that you can wear closed or open depending on the occasion.
Long blazer pattern-zea
Autumn or spring, with the help of the pattern we have here you can have the ideal jacket for both those seasons, a long blazer with an open front and a slightly fitted waist, as well as a chic formal collar with peak lapels, wear it open or pair it with a belt and wear it shut.
by Moodfabrics
Blazer with waist tie patten
Show the world your fashionista soul through an adequate top, a blazer that has long sleeves, two front pockets, a fitted waist, an open front hem with curved bottom corners, a notched collar with lapels, and a fabric belt that’s part of the jacket that you can tie at the front to wear the garment closed.
by Moodfabrics
Heywood blazer pattern
Bring the undisputed style of the eighties back with a bang, this blazer is like none you’ve seen before and that’s why it’s so amazing, it’s baggy, with wide sleeves that slightly narrow down towards the wrists, a straight bottom hem, and no buttons, no collar, no lapels, just chic.
by Moodfabrics
Ercilla woman’s blazer pattern
Stun the people who lay eyes upon you with this daringly beautiful blazer that has a lovely shawl collar, two front pockets, a creative high-low bottom hem, a single button closure at the front, and an optional matching pair of pants to complete the dazzling suit that will soon become your favorite wardrobe piece.
by Moodfabrics
Sleeveless blazer pattern
Enrich your wardrobe for the summer with a splendid top you can wear on both casual and formal occasions with an appropriate shirt under it, a sleeves blazer that has a straight bottom hem with curved corners, an open front with two decorative buttons on each side, two slits at the back, a notched collar and three pockets, two on the front and one on the chest.
by Moodfabrics
How to make a men’s blazer pattern
It’s always good to have a men’s blazer pattern around in case your husband ruins his only good formal jacket, and that’s just what this tutorial is all about, it will show you how to make a simple reusable pattern for a men’s jacket In no time and without the hassle of printing.
Slouchy velvet blazer
Whatever you make with velvet, the result ends up luxurious and gorgeous somehow, and this blazer is no exception to that rule, it looks magnificent with its slouchy hang, long sleeves, straight bottom hem, and all the potential decorations you can place on it because velvet loves those things.
by Sewguide
How to draft a blazer jacket
Making sewing patterns is an art in itself, and with these instructions, you can get into that art as you create your unique blazer pattern with notched lapels in the size you prefer, sleeves that are as long or as short as you wish, and a front hem with or without closure of your choice.
Stylish woman’s blazer jacket – make me next
That adorable but feminine style is always hard to resist and you shouldn’t resist it, so go ahead and make yourself this brilliant open blazer that has a bottom hem that stops a bit above your waist, relatively wide but short lapels, and long sleeves.
by Craftworld
Drafting a woman’s blazer
Here you will get to learn how to measure, design, draw, and cut out a pattern for a women’s blazer with a notched collar, but since you will be the one who designs the garment, you will be able to add changes to the pattern if you want and decorate the finished jacket in any way you prefer.
Manipulating existing pattern into a cape blazer
When you get tired of your plain old blazer patent and decide to switch it up a little, use this tutorial to transform it into a pattern for a cape blazer, a jacket with a cape instead of sleeves, a fold-over front with a wide bias finish, a concealed belt, and a single front pocket.
Cape blazer jacket tutorial
Create a pattern for the inventive jacket called the cape blazer from scratch and use it to sew the said garment that features a cape long enough to reach your wrists on the back, and a lined front that is almost identical to any other open blazer, just without the lapels.
Blazer for girls
Sizes 8-14 Years
Make sure your daughter looks classy and formal with this lovely blazer that has a notched collar with lapels, two front pockets with flaps, long sleeves, curved corners at the bottom hem, and a single button as the front closure, in short, or slightly longer bottom hem versions.
Children’s blazer sewing pattern
Sizes: 5-10years
Here’s a pattern that will help you make a neat blazer for your little one so they can look as smart as they are, with long sleeves, a notched collar with narrow lapels, two big rectangular front pockets without flaps, and two buttons at the front that allow your kid to wear it both open and closed.
Baby blazer pattern
Turn your bundle of joy into the most adorable businessman or a formal lady with this miniature blazer for babies that has all the stuff the big ones do, a notched collar, long sleeves, two buttons at the front, and two front pockets with a curved bottom edge.
All these blazers are special and different from each other in some way but they are all equally beautiful and stylish, so you won’t go wrong whichever one you choose to make. Did some of them already catch your eye as a potential favorite? Share your thoughts in the comments below, and feel free to subscribe to the mailing list for updates. Sew and wear your new blazer with joy!