Eden coat of jacket sewing pattern by Tilly and the Buttons

Eden coat or jacket sewing pattern by Tilly and the Buttons

Eden coat sewing pattern by Tilly and the Buttons

Eden Coat

Name: Eden Coat
Brand: Tilly and the Buttons
SKU: 1024D
Price: 15.5 GBP
Availability: InStock

PDF Sewing Pattern

£15.50

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Pattern Format

PDF Sewing Pattern

DIY WEATHER-READY OUTERWEAR!

Keep the elements at bay with the Eden raincoat and duffle coat sewing pattern. This fully lined handmade coat features raglan sleeves, a protective high-neck hood and practical pockets, combining thoughtful details with a comfortable fit for everyday adventures.

Choose a hip-length or long version, then customise your coat with snap fastenings or toggles, with an optional zip for extra versatility. Two pocket styles and optional storm flaps let you create anything from a practical raincoat to a cosy duffle-inspired layer.

Whether you're heading out for a weekend walk, packing for a festival or tackling the school run, Eden is a rewarding outerwear project that will help you build your sewing skills while creating something genuinely useful.

PATTERN FEATURES:

Fully lined raincoat or duffle coat
Raglan sleeves
High-neck hood for extra protection from the wind
Choice of hip-length or long coat
Choice of snap or toggle fastenings
Optional zip fastening
Choice of two pocket styles
Optional storm flaps
Hanging loop

The Eden Coat is a PDF pattern only. This pattern is not available as a printed pattern.

SKILL LEVEL - Improvers

PATTERN SUPPORT - Need extra Eden sewing help? See our FREE tutorials!

SIZE RANGE - UK 6-20 (US 2-16 / EUR 34-48)

MODEL SIZES - Suzie wears a size 4 (UK 12)

Size range: UK 6-20 / US 2-16 / EUR 34-48 / AUS 6-20

SIZE	BUST	WAIST	HIP
1 UK 6 / US 2 / EUR 34 / AUS 6	76cm (30in)	61cm (24in)	84cm (33in)
2 UK 8 / US 4 / EUR 36 / AUS 8	81cm (32in)	66cm (26in)	89cm (35in)
3 UK 10 / US 6 / EUR 38 / AUS 10	86.5cm (34in)	71cm (28in)	94cm (37in)
4 UK 12 / US 8 / EUR 40 / AUS 12	91.5cm (36in)	76cm (30in)	99cm (39in)
5 UK 14 / US 10 / EUR 42 / AUS 14	96.5cm (38in)	81cm (32in)	104cm (41in)
6 UK 16 / US 12 / EUR 44 / AUS 16	101.5cm (40in)	86.5cm (34in)	109cm (43in)
7 UK 18 / US 14 / EUR 46 / AUS 18	106.5cm (42in)	91.5cm (36in)	114cm (45in)
8 UK 20 / US 16 / EUR 48 / AUS 20	112cm (44in)	96.5cm (38in)	119.5cm (47in)

Check the sewing pattern size range before buying.

Supplies

Fabric (see below)
Lining fabric (see below)
Matching thread
1.4m (1½yd) interfacing (similar weight to your fabric)
6–8 x 15mm (⅝in) visible or hidden press-on or sew-on snaps
Optional: 2 extra snaps for pockets
Optional: 3 ready-made toggle fastenings, or toggle buttons and cord
Optional: Open-end zip: 50–53cm (20–21in) for the jacket version, or 58–72cm (23–28in) for the coat version
Sewing machine and basic tools, including zip foot

Fabric Suggestions

Medium- to heavyweight woven fabrics such as wool coating, cotton drill, waxed canvas, Gore-Tex, ripstop, PUL and cotton laminate. For the lining, try viscose, acetate, polyester or cotton lawn, or even low-stretch jersey for a casual anorak lining.

Fabric Requirements

150cm (60in) wide

Jacket version:

Sizes 1–3: 3m (3⅜yd)
Sizes 4–8: 3.3m (3⅝yd)

Coat version:

Sizes 1–3: 3.2m (3½yd)
Sizes 4–8: 3.4m (3¾yd)

Lining — jacket version:

Sizes 1–3: 1.5m (1⅝yd)
Sizes 4–8: 2m (2¼yd)

Lining — coat version:

Sizes 1–3: 1.7m (1⅞yd)
Sizes 4–8: 2.2m (2½yd)

115cm (45in) wide

Jacket version:

Sizes 1–3: 3.3m (3⅝yd)
Sizes 4–8: 4.3m (4¾yd)

Coat version:

Sizes 1–3: 3.6m (4yd)
Sizes 4–8: 4.6m (5⅛yd)

Lining — jacket version:

Sizes 1–3: 2.1m (2⅜yd)
Sizes 4–8: 2.7m (3yd)

Lining — coat version:

Sizes 1–3: 2.3m (2½yd)
Sizes 4–8: 3m (3⅜yd)

PDF Pattern Only

You will receive an email immediately after purchase with a link to download your files. Need help getting started? Learn how to use digital sewing patterns. This digital version includes:

Single-layer PDF files – All sizes are included on one sheet (sizes cannot be hidden).
Not suitable for projector sewing – This pattern does not include projector files. See our projector-friendly patterns.
Multiple print options – Print at home on A4 or US Letter paper (using a laptop or desktop computer), or use the A0 copyshop files for professional printing.
Correct scaling – You’ll need Adobe Reader (free to download) to print at the correct scale.

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Such a lovely coat

I would love to sew this coat. Is there any chance it could come in larger sizes?

Good service

I haven’t yet printed it out yet but I have read the instructions.
I think I will make my first one with cheaper fabric as I’ve never made a coat.

Hi Pam, thank you so much for your lovely review! :) It’s definitely a good idea to make a wearable toile first with cheaper fabric - I’m looking forward to seeing your final make when you’re ready! Happy sewing! Virginija x

Excellent practical coat

I made the coat with zip and anorak poppers. Water resistant canvas outer, cotton inner. It's a comfortable roomy coat that goes on easily over anything and the hood is great if it starts to rain. I needed less fabric than recommended because I don't fold my fabric down the middle and lay all the pattern pieces out but cut it out piece by piece. The pattern was straightforward.

Hi Angela, thanks so much for your amazing review! It’s great to hear the pattern instructions were straightforward - yay! Happy sewing and enjoy wearing your new coat! Virginija x

First coat !

I made the duffle version out of blue melton and it was my first proper coat. Lovely pattern, turned out really well. The instructions are excellent. The fit is just right. Highly recommend this one ☺️

William Morris winter coat

I was keen to make an Eden coat for a while then I saw this William Morris waterproof fabric and decided to go for it. I already had the perfect lining fabric but decided to make my life extra difficult by interlining the bodice with fleece.

This was definitely an intermediate make. There were a lot of steps, some of which I really had to think about. I fell between the two pattern size ranges which made the pattern stage more difficult. And because the fabric is waterproof I couldn’t press it. However… all those things aside, I am thrilled with my coat and have hardly had it off my back!