Kantha jacket pattern free

I don’t know about you, but I’m craving a bit of ‘normal’ right now. So let’s just dive into the details of this new make, a Wiksten Haori jacket. If you haven’t tried this pattern, you’re m…

Better pics on my model coming soon ❤️One of a kind reversible cotton Gudri kantha jacket made from vintage cotton quilts. This is one size and will fit anyone from a size 6 up to size 22 Each one is unique and cannot be duplicated. The color combinations are superb and only carefully curated k

All Well Cardigan Coat Sewing Pattern — all well

I love it when a project comes together! My mom was the original impetus behind the kantha quilt jacket I made last year (i.e. she bought some kantha quilts at Ocean State Job Lot), and she wanted one of her own. We actually cut this jacket out in April when she came to Vermont to visit once she was fully vaccinated. But apparently the cut pieces, from the Wiksten Unfolding Jacket pattern (which appears to no longer be available), just sat in her sewing room since then! We had a bit of…

Knatha stitch is created by stacking old saris up and hand stitching them together using a simple running stitch to make a thin cushioned layer.

TOKYO JACKET PATTERN HAS BEEN UPDATED! I’m really excited about the release of our latest pattern, the Tokyo Jacket. This loose, relaxed style has three-quarter length magyar sleeves. The neckline, cuffs and pockets are trimmed with a band that provides smart and simple detailing....

My husband gave me a hand-woven panel from Bhutan. I designed a Kantha inspired spring jacket to highlight it. Read this to see how.

My Kantha Quilt jacket is just about finished. I could actually wear it at this point, but I would like to add pockets. As much as I sometimes try to convince myself that I don't need pockets, I always end up looking for them ;) The jacket is completely reversible as you can see below. I was especially please with how the batik print blended with the pattern in the quilt. I used the batik to finish off all of the seams. Below is the neckline seam. The armhole seam. And the underarm seam…