Our Favourite Sewing Patterns For Spring

Spring Sewing Pattern Round-up

Spring is just around the corner and I think it's safe to say that I think we're all itching to ditch the heavy winter layers and soak up the sunshine once again. So, in honour of the rising temps and melting snow, I've rounded up 9 sewing patterns for Spring that will easily take you from cold mornings to balmy afternoons, and from April showers to May flowers. 

Workshop Hayley Dungarees

1. Workshop Hayley Dungarees - Difficulty: Beginner

Slouchy and slightly oversized these dungarees look super comfy and like the perfect outfit for digging around in the garden. Paired with a simple tee-shirt these dungarees are perfect for sunny spring days; and when it inevitably gets a little chilly you can throw a cozy cardigan over top.

 

Ready to Sew Jamie Cardign

2. Ready to Sew Jamie Cardigan  Difficulty: Beginner

Speaking of cardigans, I believe they are a great wardrobe staple during the transitional seasons of Spring and Fall. I'm probably biased because the Jamie Cardigan is on my Make Nine list this year, but I think it's a great cardigan choice for Spring and good alternative to a light spring jacket.

 

I AM Jacques Raincoat

3. I AM Jacques Raincoat - Difficulty: Intermediate

When it comes to spring weather there are no guarantees - cold one day and balmy the next -  but one thing you can be pretty sure of is that there will be rain. Be prepared with The I AM Jacques, a classic raincoat that can be sewn in 3 different lengths.

 

Friday Pattern Co. Ilford Jacket

4. Friday Pattern Co. Ilford Jacket - Difficulty: Confident Beginner

Another great spring jacket option is the Ilford Jacket from Friday Pattern Co. I love that it's unisex and can be sewn up in variety of lengths and materials, making it an incredibly versatile pattern.

 

Closet Case Morgan Jeans

5. Closet Case Morgan Boyfriend Jeans - Difficulty: Intermediate

I love boyfriend jeans, but I only wear them rolled up which means spring (and very early fall) is basically the only time I wear them. The Morgan Jeans feature a slim fit, slightly tapered leg, and a button fly.

 

I AM Armor

6.  I AM Armor Pants - Difficulty: Confident Beginner

Back in highschool I owned a pair of vintage wool sailor's pants and they were my absolute favourite. So I guess you could say that these sailor inspired wide legged pants are right up my alley. With 3 different lengths to choose from this is an all-seasons pattern with the cropped length being ideal for spring.

 

Seamwork Jo Dress

7. Seamwork Jo Dress - Difficulty: Beginner Intermediate

Of course when it comes to spring sewing we can't forget dresses! After all, after months of being covered up it's time to get some vitamin D on those legs again. I always love a good shirt dress and I particularly love the band collar on this Seamwork Jo dress.

 

By Hand London Hannah Dress

8. By Hand London Hannah Dress - Difficulty: Confident Beginner

If you're looking for a more fitted and feminine dress option, I love the Hannah Wrap dress from By Hand London. It's just so pretty and perfect for spring.

 

Assembly Line V-Neck Jumpsuit

9. Assembly Line V-Neck Jumpsuit - Difficulty: Confident Beginner

Last, but not least, what would a sewing pattern round-up be without a little jumpsuit love? There is no shortage of jumpsuits to choose from these days, but I am quite enamored with the v-neck jumpsuit from Assembly Line. It has a relaxed fit without being too baggy and an optional belt if you prefer a cinched waist look.