Arctic Pullover Sweater Pattern (Straight Fit)
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The Arctic Pullover Sweater is comfortable, stylish and a closet staple!
This Straight Fit Sweater has a semi-relaxed fit with slightly dropped shoulders and features:
- Turtleneck, Button Cowl and Zipper Cowl Options,
- Long Sleeves with a Cuff,
- and a Waistband.
We hope you will love this pattern as much as we do, and we wish you loads of sewing fun while sewing all options!
Sewing Techniques You'll Learn:
How to sew a zippered placket, how to sew a button placket, how to sew a turtleneck, how to add bands to sleeves, and more!
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Sizes:
This PDF sewing pattern comes in sizes XS - 5XL. This pattern was drafted for our Straight-Loose Fit Size Chart that is drafted for the height of 5’10"/177.80 cm. The instructions include steps for adjusting the pattern for height differences if needed.
Fabric Recommendation:
This top is designed to be made using 4 way, heavy-weight stretch knit fabrics with 50% horizontal and a minimum of 25% vertical stretch. For Example: Fleece with stretch, Sweatshirt Knit, French Terry, Cashmere, Wool, Cable Knit. Fabric requirements based on 152.4 cm/60 in width fabric.
Features:
Long Sleeve with Cuff
Turtleneck, Button Collar and Zipper Collar Options
Waistband
No trim pattern pieces for quick and easy assembly.
Layers printing feature is included for this pattern for your convenience.
What's Included:
Pattern pieces for all parts
Projector File with Layers
Copy Shop A0 File
Fabric Requirements Chart
Size Chart
Tips and Notes
Glossary
Table of contents
Pattern Piece Diagram
Printing Instructions
Supply List
Step-by-step instructions. Each step has a color photo for visual aid.
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**Copyright**
This pattern is copyrighted.
You may use this pattern to create and sell clothing of your own. Giving credit to the pattern when selling would be appreciated, but not required.
You may not edit or recreate this pattern to sell.
You can not distribute this pattern to others.
You may not mass produce this pattern or clothing made using it.
I want you to love what you make and have fun making it.
- This pattern is copyrighted. You may use this pattern to create and sell products of your own. Giving credit to the pattern when selling would be appreciated, but not required.
- You may not edit or recreate this pattern to sell.
- You can not distribute this pattern to others.
- You may not mass produce this pattern or clothing made using it.
Sewed this up in stretch fleece as a Christmas present for my Dad (who is really hard to buy for!) he didn’t take it off for the entire festive season 😂
Quick and easy sew for a relatively new sewist .. less than a year .. great fit and my husband loves it 😍
Made this with the wonderful help of the free sewing tutorial for sure I wouldn't have managed without it, thank you so much Deanna. When it came to deciding what size to make my husband I feel it would've helped to show the finished size because he likes his clothes roomy and I couldn't see any ease measurements. Really loved this and will definitely make again.
this sweater has so many option and works for everybody! Love it
I like the pattern! I did size up when I made it
Very pleased with the result.
I bought this for my husband, but haven’t made it yet. It’s just his style and comes in his size!
Great pattern. Took me a while to get round to it and apart from sewing down the colar flap ( my inexperience ) the rest of it was fab.
Great pattern
Great pattern!
This pattern is great. I wanted to make a quarter zip pullover and this pattern and video tutorial from Deana helped make that happen. It was my first time adding a zipper to a garmet.
