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PDF Sewing Pattern – Oversized Jumper Hedy
10,90 €
An oversized cozy jumper, perfect for spending a chill winter! Wear it with jeans, sports leggings, or even a skirt. What makes this model special? Flat pleats on the bottom of the sleeves, the option to sew ribbing knit cuffs or to sew the neckline and cuffs in the main fabric, the option to add zippers on the sides or leave side slits; the back slightly longer than the front with the option of a simple hem. PDF Pattern in A0, A4, US Letter formats Tested in all sizes Sizes: 32-48 | US 0-16 | UK 4-20 (see size chart…
Sizing Advice
Available in Sizes 32 to 48 | US 0 to 16 | UK 4 to 20
This oversized design offers a relaxed, comfortable fit.
Sewing Tip: We recommend sizing down for this sweatshirt.
Tip: Learn more about Poesis sizing by clicking the link below.
Fabric Suggestions
The Hedy Sweatshirt is designed for slightly stretchy fabrics, such as French terry or a thick knit with some stretch. We recommend fabrics between 250 and 300 g/m² for the best structure, especially to ensure the pleats at the sleeve cuffs hold their shape.
Note: If your fabric has more than 35% stretch, the pleats may not drape as intended.
For my version, I used Mind The Maker with matching ribbing.
Additional Information
Skill Level
For Adventurous Beginners 🙂
This pattern isn’t complicated, but working with jersey fabric can be a bit tricky if it’s your first time. Don’t worry! The illustrated booklet and step-by-step video will help you sew this sweatshirt stress-free.
Pattern Options
- With ribbing
- Without Ribbing
- With zip or not
Languages Available
French
English
Sizes
From 32 to 48 | US 0 to 16 | UK 4 to 20, pattern tested in all sizes (see the sizing chart and tips above).
PDF Detail
- A0 (copyshop) – 2 pages
- A4/Letter (for printing-at-home) – 26 pages/23 pages
- Projector file
Techniques Covered
✄ Sewing with jersey
✄ Square sleeve assembly, kimono-inspired
✄ Installing zippers on knit fabric (in option)
✄ Attaching ribbing (in option)
Finished Garment Measurements
What’s Included in the Download
- PDF pattern (A0, A4, Letter, and Projector files)
- Size Layer: Yes, to print only your size
- Seam Allowances: Included, with a 1 cm seam allowance
- Double Line (seam allowances + stitching lines): Yes, stitching lines are disabled by default but can be activated via layers (instructions in the booklet)
- Instruction booklet: with diagrams for each step
- Sewing video: Available on YouTube to guide you through each step in detail
Materials Needed
| Fabric (width 150 cm) | 32 | 34 | 36 | 38 | 40 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| With ribbing (cm) | 120 | 120 | 120 | 170 | 170 |
| Without ribbing (cm) | 150 | 150 | 150 | 190 | 190 |
| ribbing (cm) | 140×40 | 140×40 | 140×40 | 140×40 | 140×40 |
| Fabric (width 150 cm) | 42 | 44 | 46 | 48 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| With ribbing (cm) | 170 | 170 | 170 | 170 |
| Without ribbing (cm) | 190 | 190 | 190 | 190 |
| ribbing (cm) | 140×40 | 140×40 | 140×40 | 140×40 |
- 140 x 40 cm of rib knit (the pattern also allows you to cut your pieces from fabric for cuff/neck finishes)
- 65 cm of 8 mm clear flat elastic to reinforce shoulder seams or 65 cm x 1 cm fusible interfacing.
- 4 strips of 8 x 1 cm fusible interfacing
- Option with zippers: 2 metal-toothed zippers 12 cm each
- 35 cm x 3 cm jersey bias tape for the clean finish strip
- One special jersey needle size 90
- Matching high-quality polyester thread (more durable than cotton for stretch fabrics)
DIY Video: Watch the step-by-step sewing video for the Hedy Sweater on YouTube!
Testimonials
“It’s a really fun pattern that will keep adventurous beginners engaged with things like sewing knits, working with and encasing ribbing for a clean finish, adding exposed zippers. This pattern lends itself to so many fun variations of color and fabric within its components. And, it has the added bonus of being a quick sew so you can enjoy your garment right away. I love that it’s a cozy oversized sweat that can be worn as is or layered over a woven top for a more styled look.“
Jeanette
“This is the sweater you want to live in. Super comfy, easy to make with a special twist.“
Marie
FAQ – How to Use My PDF Pattern?
1. How do I download my pattern?
Once you’ve purchased your pattern, head over to your account to download the file. You can download it up to 3 times.
For the best experience, we recommend downloading the file on a computer rather than a phone to avoid compatibility issues. If you’re using an older PC, you may need a program like 7-zip to extract the file. The download should be immediate; if not, please reach out to me at hello(at)poesis-couture.com.
2. How do I print my pattern?
A0 : Take this to a professional print shop.
A4/Letter: Print it at home. Before printing the full set of pages, check the 5 cm test square to ensure the print scale is correct.
3. What are size layers, and how do I use them?
Yes! Seam allowances are included in all Poesis patterns, and they’re set to 1 cm.
On the latest patterns, you may also see the sewing lines. For full details, refer to the instruction booklet.
4. Are seam allowances included?
Les marges de couture sont incluses sur tous les patrons Poesis et sont de 1 cm.
Sur les patrons les plus récents, les lignes de coutures peuvent également être affichées. Pour plus de détail, livret d’instructions.
5. What does the projection-optimized pattern file look like?
For newer patterns, we provide a file optimized for projection, which includes a measurement grid in both centimeters and inches.
All pattern pieces are aligned with the grainline, and there’s extra space between them for easier cutting. You’ll find two file options: one with a black background and white lines, and the other with a white background and black lines.
6. Can I sell garments made with your patterns or use them in paid sewing workshops?
Reselling Poesis patterns in any form is not allowed.
However, if you’d like to sell finished garments made with Poesis patterns or use them in paid sewing workshops, there’s a way to do this! Contact me for a Creative License, which gives you permission to use the patterns for commercial purposes. We’ll define the terms together.
