Details: The Regnbue jacket is a super versatile pattern with various variations. The name Regnbue comes from Danish and means rainbow. A rainbow is only visible when the sun is shining, and what could be more beautiful than rays of sunshine? When my children saw the shape of the pocket, they said: “Oh mom, they’re beautiful, they look like a rainbow.” At that moment, it was clear there could be no better name for the pattern.

When designing the pattern, it was important to me that the jacket could be sewn entirely from boiled wool, despite having proper pockets, and without using ribbed fabric. This is made possible with the rainbow yoke. You can read about its advantages on my blog in boiled wool part 1: Types, Properties, Washing, Lining. The rainbow yoke can also be sewn and finished as a single layer. However, a normal pocket welt on the rainbow pocket is also possible. Additionally, there are two different patch pocket variations in the pattern.

The cut is loose and casual with slightly dropped shoulders. This makes it even more comfortable for dressing, especially for babies. Regnbue can be sewn lined or unlined. You can choose between a zipper, a button placket, or snap fasteners. The pattern includes a pointed hood, a round hood, and a three-piece round hood.

Fabrics The pattern is designed for boiled wool, fleece, softshell, wool terry, waffle piqué, and similar fabrics. Further details on fabric selection can be found in the ebook.

In the ebook, you’ll find a detailed measurement chart, so you can sew Regnbue to fit your child perfectly. There are also tips and tricks for sewing with boiled wool and working with wool braid. If you’ve never tried working with boiled wool before, you’ll find several blog posts on my blog about caring for and sewing with wool.

The following variations are included in the ebook:

• Pocket with the rainbow yoke

• Single-layer, edged rainbow yoke

• Rainbow pocket with ribbing

• Patch pocket or patch bow pocket

• Zipper, button placket, or snap fasteners

• Pointed hood, round hood, or three-piece round hood

• Faux piping on the hood

• Unlined with stripe trim

• Single-layer version with zipper (free tutorial on the blog)

• Hooded cuffs

• Jacket hanger

• Normal or hidden sleeve cuffs

• Hemmed with eyelets and cord

• Tips for sewing with boiled wool

• Lookbook for plenty of inspiration

The pattern includes a 0.7 cm seam allowance.

If you’d like to sew Regnbue for your older child as well, the ebook Regnbue sizes 128-170 might be just what you’re looking for.

Anyone who would like a projector file with layers can check it out in my shop.

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