Digital Pattern + Video Class Pixie Coat Sewing Pattern - Men's/Straight Fit
An updated Twig + Tale classic with a relaxed, boxy fit and cosy woodland vibe, the Pixie Coat is like a wearable hug on chilly days.
With its neatly-faced lining, the Pixie Coat is deceptively simple to sew, with beautiful finishes that are accessible for beginner sewists. Choose from a classic round hood, or a whimsical pixie hood.
Skill level: Adventurous beginner
Skills you will learn: Sewing a lined garment with facings, sewing patch pockets. Fitting adjustment resources included.
Video Support: A full course of clear, concise videos accompany this pattern, alongside a comprehensive written and photographed instruction booklet.
Sizing + Supplies
Choose between two size ranges:
Size Range 30-52 Includes youth/tween sizes, bridging from where the children's sizes finish
Size Range 46-66
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Size Chart + Finished Garment Measurements + Fabric Requirements
Make old things new again! Twig & Tale patterns pair wonderfully with recycled fabrics. Look to gently-used blankets, vintage sheets, corduroy or wool trousers for inspiration.
Views
- Relaxed, boxy fit
- Pixie hood or classic round hood
- Fully lined and faced for a neat finish
- Patch pockets
- Button closure (buttonholes or loops)
Add-ons
Animal Add-on for Pixie Coat: Transform your Pixie Coat into a fun animal coat! The Animal Add-on includes the elements required to make 14 different animals.
Helpful Resources
FITTING
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Fuller Abdomen Adjustment
- Fuller Arm Adjustment for a Set-In Sleeve
- Forward Shoulder Adjustment
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Shoulder Width Adjustment for a Set-In Sleeve
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Fuller Seat Adjustment for Tops
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Fuller Bust Adjustment for a Flat Front Garment - Adding a Dart
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Fuller Bust Adjustment for a Flat Front Garment - No Dart
ADAPTIVE
- Post-Mastectomy: Lowering an Armhole for Swelling or Sensitivity
- How to Add a Split Back to Coats
- How to Create a Cutout Back for Wheelchair Users
- How to Add a Welt Pocket
- How to Make Handmade Wooden Buttons
- Interlining a Garment for Warmth
- How to Sew "Kissing Elephant" Sleeves
- How to Add a Knit Cuff to a Coat
- How to Add a Concealed Zipper to a Coat
- How to Add a Visible Zipper to a Coat
Printing Info + FAQ
This is a PDF pattern and includes three printing options:
- US Letter/A4 - tiled and designed to print on your home printer
- Copyshop - A0 wide-format file (33.1″ x 46.8″)
- Projector - specially-formatted and optimized for home projector use. Read more about using our projector files here
All pattern printing formats include “layers”, allowing you to print only the size(s) you need, or all of the sizes. A comprehensive sewing instruction tutorial is supplied.
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Customer Reviews
Made some modifications to my basic coat pattern and turned it into a vest for my youngest grand daughter. Delivering it to her in Melbourne on Sunday. Pattern was easy to use.
I love the simplicity of this pattern.
It is a wonderful gender-neutral pattern that lends itself easily to creating a one-of-a-kind coat. I am presently working on my third quilted coat. With all the options this pattern comes with its a must for any creative sewer or quilter.
I loved sewing this coat. I made it for myself with the round hood and wave pockets. All the instructions were very clear and easy to follow. It was only the second time I had lined something and the first was not a success. This time it all went very smoothly thanks to the excellent instructions and photos. Thank you for a wonderful pattern. I will definitely be sewing more Twig and Tale clothing in the future.
This classic coat was a joy to make up.
The instructions were clear but perhaps could incorporate a bit more detail when applying the button strips. All easily remedied.
What a great result!
I enjoyed making this coat for my niece's 7th birthday, the only trouble i had was choosing which size as i had read it runs big, i ended up making a size 5 with the length of size 6 and it was perfect! Plenty of room for her to grow but also doesnt look heaps oversized. I sized up to a size 7 hood upon seeing other's reviews and that even fit me. I had a few issues sewing the neckline and hood together but the facebook group offered me some great tips for how to do that better next time. I would recommend this pattern to others.
Made this little coat for my niece. The pattern was so easy to follow, with clear instructions and helpful pictures. I used boiled wool for the exterior and cotton for the lining. Will definitely revisit this pattern when the coat has been outgrown :)
This pattern was really easy to follow and didn’t take long at all to come together. We used an old blanket, and a satin dressing gown and it looks fantastic and we are very happy with it.
I love this pattern. Easy to follow instructions.
Such an easy to follow pattern - would recommend to anyone. Once all the cutting out was done, the sewing itself did not take long at all!
Will be making many more of these coats!
This pattern was a pleasure to sew. I’ve made 2 for my grand children from wool blankets. Lined with leftover fat quarters which I joined in a higgilty piggilty patchwork . Hopefully the coats will fit for a couple of years as I left the arms Long and rolled up to grow into. I also put a zip in the boys jacket with buttons in the girls version. Very pleased with how they just effortlessly went together.
Instructions were very good and easy to follow
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