Towel Kaftan ZW Sewing Pattern
Make yourself the most stylish and practical kaftan using 3 beach towels!
In collaboration with the author and zero-waste pattern cutting expert, Liz Haywood, this pattern uses zero-waste pattern cutting principles to replicate House of Akong's Towel Kaftan design. As such, there are no "pattern pieces" to print. The PDF file you will receive shows you the cutting layout to follow for each towel, along with illustrated step-by-step sewing instructions. It is ideal for use with towels measuring 70 x 140 cm, although instructions are provided on how to adjust the pattern to accommodate towels with bigger or smaller dimensions.
The pattern has 2 variations -- one with a deep V neckband and the other a medium-depth neckband.
You can also register to join Nicole's online Towel Kaftan Sew-Along event, where you will have the opportunity to sew this project alongside other makers and crafters, and ask any questions in a live Zoom Q&A.
Make yourself the most stylish and practical kaftan using 3 beach towels!
In collaboration with the author and zero-waste pattern cutting expert, Liz Haywood, this pattern uses zero-waste pattern cutting principles to replicate House of Akong's Towel Kaftan design. As such, there are no "pattern pieces" to print. The PDF file you will receive shows you the cutting layout to follow for each towel, along with illustrated step-by-step sewing instructions. It is ideal for use with towels measuring 70 x 140 cm, although instructions are provided on how to adjust the pattern to accommodate towels with bigger or smaller dimensions.
The pattern has 2 variations -- one with a deep V neckband and the other a medium-depth neckband.
You can also register to join Nicole's online Towel Kaftan Sew-Along event, where you will have the opportunity to sew this project alongside other makers and crafters, and ask any questions in a live Zoom Q&A.
Make yourself the most stylish and practical kaftan using 3 beach towels!
In collaboration with the author and zero-waste pattern cutting expert, Liz Haywood, this pattern uses zero-waste pattern cutting principles to replicate House of Akong's Towel Kaftan design. As such, there are no "pattern pieces" to print. The PDF file you will receive shows you the cutting layout to follow for each towel, along with illustrated step-by-step sewing instructions. It is ideal for use with towels measuring 70 x 140 cm, although instructions are provided on how to adjust the pattern to accommodate towels with bigger or smaller dimensions.
The pattern has 2 variations -- one with a deep V neckband and the other a medium-depth neckband.
You can also register to join Nicole's online Towel Kaftan Sew-Along event, where you will have the opportunity to sew this project alongside other makers and crafters, and ask any questions in a live Zoom Q&A.