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BLack and White pen and ink drawing be artist Gretchen Shields. Woman in the foreground is facing side with coat blowing open in the wind. Woman in background has arm raised as if waving to the other. Trees and clouds are in the background.
Photograph of two women standing side by side. Woman on the left is wearing a tapestry fabric Turkish coat with trapunto trim around sleeves, front opening and bottom hem. Woman on right is wearing a solid lavandar silk coat with trapunto stitching all over the body of coat.
106 Turkish Coat
Back view of model walking away from camera outdoors wearing lavender silk Turkish coat. Coat has full trapunto quilting and is ankle length. Model is holding jacket out at hip level showing full width.
Close up of Turkish coat with view of side pocket. Model has hand partially in pocket.
Close up photo of front opening. Front outer facing is black velvet and quilted using trapunto stitching.
Close up of inner contrasting fabric and overlapping band on front opening and cuff. Model is holding the jacket open to show detail.
back of pattern envelope with description, line drawings, fabric suggestions, and sizing chart
Sizing and yardage chart picture for 106 Turkish Coat
BLack and White pen and ink drawing be artist Gretchen Shields. Woman in the foreground is facing side with coat blowing open in the wind. Woman in background has arm raised as if waving to the other. Trees and clouds are in the background.
Photograph of two women standing side by side. Woman on the left is wearing a tapestry fabric Turkish coat with trapunto trim around sleeves, front opening and bottom hem. Woman on right is wearing a solid lavandar silk coat with trapunto stitching all over the body of coat.
106 Turkish Coat
Back view of model walking away from camera outdoors wearing lavender silk Turkish coat. Coat has full trapunto quilting and is ankle length. Model is holding jacket out at hip level showing full width.
Close up of Turkish coat with view of side pocket. Model has hand partially in pocket.
Close up photo of front opening. Front outer facing is black velvet and quilted using trapunto stitching.
Close up of inner contrasting fabric and overlapping band on front opening and cuff. Model is holding the jacket open to show detail.
back of pattern envelope with description, line drawings, fabric suggestions, and sizing chart
Sizing and yardage chart picture for 106 Turkish Coat

106 Turkish Coat

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Misses 6-16.

A favorite with quilters and clothing artists, this coat originated in Central Asia, where it is made in brilliant silks and floral cottons. This sewing pattern for a boot-length reversible coat is perfect for inventive fabric combinations. The coat hangs closed in the front without fastenings. It features a quilted or trapunto border at the hem, neckline, and front opening. The border finish is typically echoed in the cuffs and welts over hand slits, which are common in traditional Turkish outerwear instead of pockets. The sleeves are roomy and slightly tapered and the coat has underarm gussets and side panels.

Instructions for trapunto designs are included for all borders and for a decorative square patch at the side hemline (it can be extended over the entire coat if desired). The body of the coat can be hand or machine quilted as well as the borders.   Although,  a lovely simple-sew version of the coat is also included and can be made with pre-quilted fabric.  You can even make it as an unlined coat.

Separate cutting lines are given for all sizes. The length can be adjusted as needed.

Suggested fabrics: Medium-weight, soft fabrics such as broadcloth, silk, linen, or lightweight wool. The coat's segmented design makes it easy to work in small pieces of your treasured handwoven or vintage fabrics.

Sizing and Yardage chart (.pdf)

This pattern is available as a Paper pattern and PDF pattern. Choose the
pattern format you want in the drop down menu. The PDF pattern has instructions and files for copy shop (36” and A0), print at home (A4 and 8.5”x11”)

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