Saguaro Pieced Shacket Digital Sewing Pattern

Description A shacket is the perfect in-between layer, lighter than a jacket but cozier than a shirt, and this quilted version delivers both warmth and style. Pieced from soft flannel and fully lined, it features classic details like a cargo pocket, sleeve cuffs, and a notched collar. Say hello to your new favorite layering piece sewing pattern for any season.   The notched collar adds an elevated touch to this pattern and creates a perfect opportunity to introduce contrast by cutting it from a coordinating fabric. It’s that timeless shirt detail that gives the garment its effortless, casual-cool vibe. And don’t worry, sewing a notched collar is much easier than it looks!  This sewing pattern, designed by Meg Healy, is offered in sizes 0–34 and comes in both printable PDF and projector-friendly formats. Supplies: Assembled quilt top and fabric according to quilt pattern (at least 60″ x 60″; Radiant Beauty on Quilting Daily used in sample) Cotton flannel fabric for lining/backing (amount according to chart) Small piece of interfacing Thread: All-purpose Needle: size 90 / 14 universal 9 snaps or buttons Point turner Quilting pins Batting (optional, you can add batting to the entire shacket, or just the body or sleeve pieces)   This pattern is one of the standout projects featured in The Quilted Runway, a series that brings quilts to life through fashion. Each design transforms classic quilting techniques into wearable art, paired with inspiring patterns and step-by-step garment-making videos. Watch our tutorial to sew this project together here.