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15 Fashionable Quilted Coat Patterns
Now who doesn’t love to wear a fashionable quilted jacket that you made yourself? Quilting garments is one of my favorite things to make because it’s something that’s very practical that I get to wear.
I also love quilting garments as a special gift for a loved one for his/her birthdays or for the holidays! Nothing screams sentimental like a handmade gift to a best friend or a family member.
In this round-up, you’ll find all different styles of quilted coats, and the skill level ranges from beginner to more advanced-level quilters. Below, you’re going to find the best quilted coat patterns, that are a mix of free and paid patterns, to inspire your next sewing project!
Before we dive in, if you’re a quilter looking for a more advanced machine, check out our top 8 quilt machine review article where we deep dive into quilt machines that range from beginners, advanced-level machines.
1. Coast Coat Quilt Pattern
Credit: https://www.etsy.com
If you love to repurpose and reinvent, this boxy, oversized jacket is the perfect option, and no new fabric is needed!
This pattern is suitable for all body types, because of the oversize style to it, and it’s beginner-friendly.
2. Baby Coat Quilt Pattern
Credit: https://www.etsy.com
Isn’t it adorable to match with your little one? We’ve got you covered! After making your own quilted coat with the first pattern, create a matching one for your baby will make entire outfit even more adorable. This matching set is perfect as a meaningful gift for a mother and daughter.
It’s also an easy to follow and can be created for newborns up to 7 years old.
3. Bohemian Style Patchwork Jacket
Credit: https://www.katia.com
The beauty of a patchwork coat lies in its handmade charm, allowing you to express your personal style while staying warm and fashionable all winter long. This bohemian style jacket is one of so many ways to express your creativity! This is a great project to take on if you’re looking for a unique and trendy garment, and it’s a free pattern.
4. Elemental Coat Pattern
Credit: https://crinkledreams.com
This creative looking quilt jacket features a relaxed, slightly A-line silhouette with options for full-length, mid-length, or cropped styles, and the choice of 3/4 or full-length sleeves.
The pattern also includes options for adding a hood or collar, as well as a button loop closure.
5. Know Me Coat Pattern
Credit: https://jaycotts.co.uk
Do you want to create a chic and functional piece? This coat is a fully lined asymmetrical coat with a striking angular color block design. It’s available in two lengths, it features accent sleeves, a mandarin collar, welt pockets, and a snap closure.
6. Elise Jacket Quilt Pattern
Credit: https://www.etsy.com
With a charming bow detail at the front, this jacket beautifully blends feminine style with everyday practicality. This pattern is ideal for beginners and is available in sizes XS to 3XL, ensuring a perfect fit for everyone.
Make one for yourself to stay cozy while adding a touch of flair to your wardrobe.
7. Carling Loves Cat Quilted Coat Pattern
Credit: https://carlinglovescats.com
This quilted pattern is a reversible relaxed-fit coat, offering comfort and ease, rather than a fitted jacket. It includes detailed instructions for creating a quilted coat with your choice of a classic collar or a cozy hood.
Whether you prefer the polished look of a collar or the extra warmth of a hood, this design gives you the flexibility to customize it to your liking.
8. Reclaimed Quilt Jacket Pattern
Credit: https://www.shabbyfabrics.com
This pattern is a versatile one-size-fits-most quilted jacket. This project allows you to repurpose a twin-size or larger quilt, or create your own quilted fabric.
To complete the jacket, you’ll need 2-3 yard cuts for both the exterior and lining, along with batting, 170″ of 2″ binding, and 155″ of 1 1/2″ binding.
9. Carling Loves Cat Quilted Coat Pattern
Credit: https://sparrowrefashion.com
This free long jacket with a hood sewing pattern is cozy, warm, and perfect for cold weather. Available in 5 sizes, you can easily download and print the pattern at home. Plus, you can also download free patterns for the hood and pocket to complete your coat.
10. Coda Quilted Coat Pattern
Credit: https://www.lovenotions.com
This pattern is a standout addition to your outerwear collection, offering both style and versatility. It’s a fantastic transitional pattern for quilters looking to try garment sewing or for garment sewists eager to explore quilting.
The coat features three neckline options: bias, hood, and collar, allowing for a personalized touch.
11. Elna Jacket Quilt Pattern
Credit: https://www.etsy.com
If you’re into reversible jackets just as much as I am, simply because of it’s conveniency and you get two styles in one coat, this pattern is a fantastic way to repurpose fabric scraps or even old quilts you have at home.
You can make this reversible quilted jacket with buttons for yourself!
12. Toddler Quilted Jacket
Credit: https://www.smalldreamfactory.com
A toddler quilted jacket is a cozy, lightweight outerwear option designed to keep young children warm and comfortable during cooler weather. And I love this color for a kid, it really brings out the fall or spring feel to it!
You can enhance the look by adding adorable buttons to the front, like in this pattern.
13. Floral Jacket Sewing Pattern
Credit: https://www.etsy.com
The Flora Jacket is a boxy, slightly oversized quilted outerwear piece that will quickly become a key item in your wardrobe.
Offering 3 pocket styles, 2 length options, and two hem choices, it provides plenty of versatile options!
14. Pattern Couture Patchwork Jacket
Credit: https://www.etsy.com
This patchwork sewing pattern is an ideal choice for intermediate sewists, offering a fun challenge and a stylish result.
With its detailed design and construction, it’s a great way to enhance your sewing skills while creating a unique, cozy jacket.
15. Striped Quilt Coat Pattern
Credit: https://kileysquiltroom.com
The best type of designs to make a quilt jacket with are strip patterns! I like the design of this pattern because it comes with big pockets in the front and a hood. It also has that casual look to it, but if you decide to choose darker colors for this coat, then it can look a lot more formal for a night out.
Final Thoughts
Thank you for spending your precious quilting time with me! Quilted coats are a timeless addition to any wardrobe, offering both style and functionality. Whether you’re drawn to classic designs, modern takes, or versatile options like reversible jackets, there’s a quilted coat to suit every taste and need.
With a variety of styles, fabrics, and features to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect piece to keep you warm and stylish throughout the colder months. Happy sewing, and enjoy crafting your next favorite outerwear piece.
Keep sewing delightful,
Meghan
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