Draft an Unlined Coat Pattern (Double-Faced Wool) | Raglan + Collar + Sleeve | Class 2

Learn how to draft an unlined coat pattern using double-faced (double cloth / splittable) wool. In this step-by-step pattern drafting tutorial (Class 2 of my unlined coat series), I show you how to draft a raglan coat with collar, lapel, sleeves, belt and pockets. Let's create a DIY coat in this step-by-step sewing / pattern drafting tutorial. This method is ideal for unlined or reversible coats because double cloth can be separated to create beautiful clean finishes (no lining required). NEW TO THIS SERIES? Watch Class 1 first: How to sew double-faced (splittable) wool for unlined coats → https://youtu.be/o0OTqlyvOtQ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Intro + what you’ll draft (Class 2 overview) 00:31 What you need (bodice block / pattern options) 01:17 Draft the back + coat length 02:56 Add A-line shaping 04:41 Shoulder + neckline adjustments 06:44 Add kick pleat / vent 07:58 Draft raglan design line 08:42 Draft the front + bust dart removal 12:31 Front shaping + overlap extension 14:08 Draft collar + lapel 20:03 Collar roll line formula 21:08 Separate collar stand + fall 23:57 Draft the sleeve 29:26 True raglan seams 31:21 Add elbow dart + wrist shaping 32:46 Draft belt + belt loops 34:38 Pocket placement 35:09 Seam allowances for double-faced wool 39:26 Collar pieces + grain / nap notes 42:43 What’s next (Class 3 teaser) PREFER TO USE A READY-MADE PATTERN? If you'd rather skip the drafting process, the Cresswell Coat Pattern is available here: https://madetosew.com/product/cresswell-co