Utility Overskirt Sewing Pattern

Utility Overskirt Sewing Pattern

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Utility Overskirt Sewing Pattern

Utility Overskirt Sewing Pattern

The Utility Overskirt is a mid-waisted PDF sewing pattern inspired by workwear and traditional utility garments. It features gusseted pockets, pocket flaps with ties, an adjustable belt and structured topstitching. Designed for mid- to heavyweight woven fabrics such as denim, gabardine, twill and canvas, the pattern includes 12 sizes, illustrated PDF instructions in English and French, and a complete video sewing tutorial.

Intermediate
€9,00

All sizes included · PDF delivered instantly · For personal, non-commercial use only

What's included
  • PDF sewing pattern in 12 sizes (A–L)
  • A4/US Letter print-at-home file
  • A0 copy-shop file
  • Layered PDF by size
  • Illustrated PDF instructions
  • Full video tutorial
  • English & French instructions
  • Cutting layouts
  • 1 cm (3/8") seam allowance included
Fabric
  • Heavyweight Twill
  • Gabardine
  • Denim
  • Canvas
  • Duck Canvas
  • Workwear Fabric
  • Upholstery Fabric
Notions & supplies
  • A slider buckle, 4 cm or 1.57"
  • Fusible interfacing, such as Vlieseline G700
  • Erasable fabric marking tool, such as tailor’s chalk, fabric pencil, or fabric marker
Sizes

12 sizes. A-L

Body measurement chart

Women’s A–L

Size Bust Waist Hips
A 80 cm / 31½ 62 cm / 24½ 86 cm / 33¾
B 84 cm / 33 66 cm / 26 90 cm / 35½
C 88 cm / 34½ 70 cm / 27½ 94 cm / 37
D 92 cm / 36¼ 74 cm / 29⅛ 98 cm / 38½
E 96 cm / 37¾ 78 cm / 30¾ 102 cm / 40¼
F 100 cm / 39¼ 82 cm / 32¼ 106 cm / 41¾
G 104 cm / 41 86 cm / 33¾ 110 cm / 43¼
H 110 cm / 43¾ 92 cm / 36¼ 116 cm / 45¾
I 116 cm / 45¾ 98 cm / 381½ 122 cm / 48
J 122 cm / 48 104 cm / 41 128 cm / 50⅜
K 128 cm / 50⅜ 110 cm / 43¼ 134 cm / 52¾
L 134 cm / 52¾ 116 cm / 45⅝ 140 cm / 55⅛
Printing formats

A4 / US Letter + A0

Every pattern includes a home-printing file compatible with both A4 and US Letter paper, as well as an A0 large-format file for copy-shop or professional printing.

How to print & assemble

Print at 100% / Actual Size, with scaling turned off.

Print the first page only and check the 5 × 5 cm test square before printing the full pattern.

For A4/Letter files, trim the indicated edges and assemble the pages by matching the corresponding edges. You can also have the A0 file printed at a copy shop or online pattern-printing service.

For the most accurate printing and to ensure the pattern scale is preserved, we recommend opening and printing your files with Adobe Acrobat Reader. It is free to download and also gives you access to the pattern's Layers feature, allowing you to display and print only the size or sizes you need. The Layers feature may not be available when opening the PDF directly in your browser or with other PDF viewers.

Prefer to see it in action? Watch the printing & assembly tutorial →

Language

English & French

A look inside the instructions

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Watch the video tutorial

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Merel

Loved this pattern. The pocket pieces are genuis, the video instructions are so clear, and it was honestly a joy to sew.

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Sylvie Gonthier

Parfait 👍 je l‘ai decliné dans plusieurs matières et et elle rend toujours bien 👍
Un Must de mon armoire à présent 😍

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Ava Penner

This pattern is expertly designed and the instructions are very comprehensive. The companion instructional video was incredibly helpful too. I usually misread instructions and have to do a lot of “unsewing” on my projects, but the instructions and video avoided all of that. I couldn’t be happier with the end result!

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Eliise

this was a fun project and it looks so cool and it's functional!! I had some minor issues when sewing everything together:
1. the lining wasnt long enough after sewing together the three pieces. so I ended up having to improvise on the hems on the side. (Im not sure if it's because I cut out a wrong pattern piece, if the material shrunk or if the seam allowance stole some of the needed length)
2. I ended up reinforcing the belt with some interfacing
3. I also ended up making the belt a bit narrower by folding the un-sewed edge by a couple of mm. otherwise the belt would've not fit too well

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Susan Tordoff

Loved your pattern, especially the amazing pocket pattern. It was all cohesive and well put together in conjunction with your YouTube how to make video. I’ve already make a denim and leather Utility Overskirt! They look great!

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Mol

Pattern was perfect and made sense, procedure also was very logical coming from the perspective of a pattern maker myself. I also enjoyed the instruction video both athletically and also for its clarity. I made this as a gift for someone and she really loved it! I made a few fit adjustments but it was straightforward for the design. I think this is also a beginner friendly project as well.

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Tamsin

Easy to follow pattern and lively result. I used black and white pattern webbing instead for the belt to match the bias binding I used which worked well. Also did french seams on the sides. Can’t wait to use it!

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Lana Stupar

I’m really happy with how it turned out, especially the fit at the front! However, I wish the back were a bit more fitted and had less bunching.

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Lenka Hones

This was so much fun to sew & instructions were very easy to follow. I love the final piece, thank you so much! 🥹

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Jay

Lovely pattern! Super clear instructions and having the option to turn off layers on the pattern was awesome. Would recommend!

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Anonymous

Great pattern, easy to follow!

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Anonymous

Original and easy to follow. Missing an allowance for seams? My sewing teacher suggested it. I'm a newby and need the guidance.

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Anya Johnson

Pretty good! A little frustrating how many ads the video has and that it doesn't match up with the order of steps in the instructions, but overall a good pattern!

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Anonymous

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