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There are so many ways to style the Clemence jumpsuit with the different versions.

For a fancy evening outfit, try making the jumpsuit version using a viscose crepe fabric to wear with sandals.

Clemence also has a playsuit version that you can make using double gauze fabric, to wear with wedge sandals for a perfect beach look.

Or, you could make the jumpsuit version again, this time using twill or cotton gabardine fabric. Wear it with a white t-shirt underneath and sneakers to create that overall vibe.

And lastly, create a swirling dress with the short dress version and English embroidery. Or go for the longer version with a nice Tencel fabric for a chic look, and complete the outfit with square-toe sandals!

Clémence jumpsuit - PDF Pattern

12,90 €

Immediately after your order, you will receive a zip file containing the instruction booklet in PDF format, the pattern sheet in A4 and A0 formats.
There are many fabric options to choose from for the Clemence jumpsuit; it really depends on the style you’re going for.

You can use cotton crepe, viscose crepe, viscose linen, Tencel linen, cotton poplin, cotton twill, English embroidery, double gauze, corduroy, lightweight jacquard, and more!

The possibilities are endless!

If you are working with lightweight fabric, I recommend applying a strip of fusible interfacing to the neckline.

Stick to your usual size for the Clemence jumpsuit.

I highly recommend making a muslin!

The jumpsuit was designed to fit my size and measurements.

I am 5’6 [168cm], I wear a B cup and my measurements are

35 ½ -27 ½ -37 (in)

[90-70-94 (cm)].

Almost every pattern tester had to make some adjustments to get the jumpsuit to fit them perfectly.

Make a muslin especially of the bust if you don’t want any unpleasant surprises!

Chest (in / cm)

Waist (in / cm)

Hips (in / cm)

6 (XS)

31 3/32 - 32 9/32

79/82

23 7/32 - 24 13/32

59/62

33 7/8 - 35 1/32

86/89

8 (S)

32 11/16 - 33 7/8

83/86

24 13/16 - 25 31/32

63/66

35 7/16 - 36 5/8

90/93

10 (S/M)

34 1/4 - 35 7/16

87/90

26 3/8 - 27 9/16

67/70

37 - 38 3/16

94/97

12 (M)

35 27/32 - 37

91/94

27 15/16 - 29 1/8

71/74

38 19/32 - 39 3/4

98/101

14 (M/L)

37 13/32 - 38 31/32

95/99

29 17/32 - 31 3/32

75/79

40 5/32 - 41 23/32

102/106

16 (L)

39 3/8 - 40 15/16

100/104

31 1/2 - 33 1/16

80/84

42 1/8 - 43 11/16

107/111

18 (XL)

41 11/32 - 43 5/16

105/110

33 15/32 - 35 7/16

85/90

44 3/32 - 46 1/16

112/117

20 (XXL)

43 11/16 - 45 21/32

111/116

35 27/32 - 37 13/16

91/96

46 15/32 - 48 7/16

118/123

22 (XXXL)

46 1/16 - 48 1/32

117/122

38 3/16 - 40 9/16

97/103

48 13/16

51 3/16

124/130

Print only page 1 of the pattern at first. Make sure to scale to 100%. Double check the 1.97” x 1.97” test square [5cm x 5cm] on the printed page.

If the scale is accurate, proceed with printing the remaining pages of the pattern. Piece your pattern together by putting the pages in numerical order and matching up the grey circles on the pages. You can choose to either trim or fold the edges.

Clémence jumpsuit - PDF Pattern

Pattern content

Required supplies

Necessary Tools and Equipment

Recommended fabrics

Sizing chart

Printing instructions

Level

Sewing time

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