Sewing the Gnome Jacket from Stitch Upon a Time

I love the Gnome Jacket sewing pattern from Stitch Upon a Time.  It’s surprisingly easy to sew up and looks super smart with the contrasting turned up cuffs.  My kids love these jackets for autumn and spring layering. 


Gnome Jacket Sewing Pattern

I bought the Gnome Jacket sewing pattern from Stitch Upon a Time ages and ages ago. My kids needed a lightweight jacket and I have a big pile of lovely quality waterproof fabric that I inherited.

Before I found time to get started sewing up the jackets my children were each gifted a suitable jacket. So my sewing plans got pushed down my list of priorities.

SUAT Gnome Jacket PDF Pattern
SUAT Gnome Jacket PDF Pattern

Digital Sewing Patterns

Digital sewing patterns are fantastic for kids clothes because you just print the size you want, no tracing or messing about trying to preserve the larger sizes of the pattern for using as your child grows.

They generally come with loads of different options and a wider size range than traditional paper sewing patterns. Most of the digital sewing patterns I own go all the way up to the teenage years.

For me one of the huge benefits of using digital sewing patterns over their paper counterparts is space. I can keep as many digital patterns as I like on a tiny hard drive taking up hardly any space in my sewing room. My traditional paper sewing patterns have to squeeze into a box on a shelf. I don’t feel guilty keeping that digital pattern that I’ll probably never find the time to use because it doesn’t take up any resources in my home. That paper dress pattern on the other hand – that has to justify the space it takes up.


Fabric Choices

Minerva Core Range Waterproof Rubber PVC Vinyl Fabric

I’m using this beautiful waterproof fabric that I’ve inherited many, many years ago. I’ve been itching to sew it into a smart raincoat for years.

For the lining Little Miss picked out this black woven cotton from my inherited stash.


Sewing the Gnome Jacket

The Gnome Jacket has loads of different options. For this sewing project I’ve chosen the plain back as I’ve sewn this option before.

Sewing the Gnome Jacket from Stitch Upon a Time

I’ve gone for the bigger slashed pockets instead of the gathered patch pockets so there’s more room for treasures!

The turned up sleeves are just too cute not to include. I also opted to make the zipper fly. I figured that this would help to make the jacket a little more waterproof.

Sewing the Gnome Jacket from Stitch Upon a Time

I sewed the Gnome Jacket according to the pattern instructions.


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Sewing the Gnome Jacket from Stitch Upon a Time

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A Little Bit About Me . . .

Hi there! Thank you so much for stopping by my little corner of the interweb. I’m Bridie.

I’ve been crafting since I was toddling around craft shows while my mum sold knitting yarn. She used to buy me a new craft kit to keep me busy. When I grew up I set up my own online craft shop and loved every minute of it. There’s is nothing like the thrill of getting to be one of the first people to see new craft collections.

I sold my business to focus on raising my two children. They’re still young so for now I’m blogging my craft projects and sharing tutorials to inspire you. I love creating handmade cards with digital stamps. I scrapbook to preserve precious memories of my kids childhoods. I knit and sew to keep my kids in comfortable, unique clothes they love. I create batch cooked meals that give me more time to craft. And because I’m not currently earning I do all of this on a teeny tiny budget.

I’ll show you all the best ways to craft on a tight budget so you can still create a life you love.

Bridie @ Heart Hearth and Crafting

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