Discover the meaning of comfort and style with Mood Fabric’s Oliver Jumpsuit Pattern. This versatile wardrobe essential effortlessly combines a chic aesthetic with the ultimate level of relaxation. Made with Mood’s Exclusive striped linen and rayon, this jumpsuit will provide a laid-back and carefree vibe. Perfect for any summer occasion!
Also, we’ve updated our fit and created a few special pattern hacks allowing you to customize your jumpsuit and add a personal touch that’s uniquely you.
Purchase Materials Used Below:
- 4 yards of Mood Exclusive Linear Transcendence Navy Linen & Rayon Woven
- 1 spool of 6210 Dark Navy 100m Gutermann Cotton Thread
- MDF247 – The Oliver Jumpsuit Sewing Pattern (free download below!)
Alternative Recommended Fabrics:
Pattern Hacks:
1. Front Bib: First, we omitted the front bib band. Next, we’ve added a large patch pocket to the front. Then, buttonholes were added to the top edge corners of the bib to add stability and to pull the straps through easily.
*Tip: Apply small fusible strips to the bib’s corners to support the buttonholes.
2. Back Bib: The back bib was sewn straight into the waistline in the original Oliver Jumpsuit Post. The waist was then made adjustable by adding buttons or snaps to the sides. We’ve updated this pattern to include the option to gather the back waist into the back bib. See the photos below:
3. Side Patch Pockets: Easily add side patch pockets to your jumpsuit by self-drafting pocket patterns. Play around with different sizes and measure your hand for a comfortable fit. Make sure to be mindful of pattern matching when working with prints, particularly stripes!
4. Pant Cuff: For the last pattern hack, we simply removed the bottom cuff. This will give your jumpsuit an overall relaxed look and feel.
10 comments
I love the pattern as I am going to use the top part to sew aprons for my family. Thank you for all the wonderful patterns and I absolutely adore all your advice. I live in South Africa and wish I was closer to you to be able to buy your beautiful materials and the cost is so much cheaper quality wise than here. Please keep up the great work and once I have made the aprons, I will send you them as well. I am also going to make the infinity dress for my step daughter’s wedding in September and I will also send you a photograph once I have done that as well.
Hi Marina! The top of this jumpsuit would make an excellent apron! Happy sewing 🙂
I love the original it looks so fun. The pants without the cuff is probably easier to wear but still so cute.
Where is the Download button?
Hi Marie! You can find the download form in the original Oliver Jumpsuit post. 🙂
It does work. I have tried it twice and tells me to fill in the form, go to the email and again, and back to square one Is there any other way to get the pattern? Thanks..
Hi Ana, email [email protected] and they’ll send the pattern to you. 🙂
Hello, I love your patterns and I did subscribe to be able to download them, bit I haven’t received any link in mail.
Could you please help me? I’d be interested in the Oliver jumpsuit, thank you very much
Hi Sara, if you’re still having trouble downloading the pattern, email [email protected] and they’ll send it directly to you!
Very good !