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On Deck Popover PDF Sewing Pattern

On Deck Popover PDF Sewing Pattern

$16.00 USD
$16.00 USD
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The On Deck Popover is an oversized outer layer with vintage seaworthy details. The a center horizontal seam and buttoned side slits create a flattering A line shape, easily accommodating long sleeve tees and lightweight sweaters. Two buttons at the neckline, sleeve cuffs with a simple open slit and a large front pocket add cozy character. Once cuffed the sleeve length will hit right above the wrists. View A has a square sailor collar, while View B features a spacious hood.   

With all Matchy Matchy sewing patterns, we’ve designed the On Deck Popover to have simple shapes and easy construction to take the overwhelm out of sewing and to help you find the joy of discovery.

Pattern includes sizes XXS - 6XL (Bust 31” - 64” / 79cm - 162cm) 

All PDF patterns are for home sewing only and cannot be made for resale or profit. Thank you for respecting our designs! 

We cannot wait to see what you make!

@matchymatchysewingclub | #ondeckpopover

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Details

Sizing and fabric requirements

Included with download

• Sewing instructions
• Print at home pattern - 52 pages
• Copy shop/A0 pattern - 3 pages
• Mood board for fabric planning

Difficulty

Intermediate: Hood or collar, facing with buttons, patch pocket, cuffs, side slits with buttons

Notions

• Coordinating thread
• 6 buttons 7/8" (22 mm)

Fabric Shown

9.5 oz Bull Denim

Cotton Twill

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Rosi
I like it !!!

The result is very nice, the instructions easy to follow. Go get it !!!!

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Keri Chambers
Awesome!

Love this pattern. Cute style. Clever design. Very straightforward make. Made one our of mariners cloth. Will make more

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Jessica G
Great fit, easy to follow!

I made this pattern from barkcloth and it is a perfect sweater/jacket replacement! The instructions were great and the shape/style is roomy and comfortable. I usually have to grade between 2 or 3 sizes, but because of the ease, I took a chance and went with a straight Large (I have a short torso, so I did shorten that, but that was my only modification), version A and it is a perfect fit! In the future, I might substitute snaps for the buttons and maybe add a hanging loop to the back. I'd love to make the hooded version in waxed cotton. I used a different fabric for the underside of the sailor collar and the side facings. Will definitely make another one!

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Lauren Corno
It’s cute!

I made the hooded version with a cord material. The hood shape is really nice. I took the pocket off the front, I found it to be a bit too busy with all the buttons for my liking. I would highly recommend a twin needle if you’re doing this project, way tidier and faster!
The instructions were clear and easy to follow. I will definitely make another.