Free Trench Coat Pattern, Fringe Coat, Fall Pattern, Free Coat Pattern, Tansy Trench Free Sewing Pattern

Just because it’s cold out, that doesn’t mean your wardrobe can’t be hot! Show up and show out in this redux version of Mood’s Tansy Trench pattern! I’ll show you how a little fringe can go a long way! Each long luxurious strand will rock your world with movement and flare. Made with Mood Fabrics Italian faux leather, you’ll look and feel like a rock star without breaking the bank! Try using a fashion weight faux suede as another great option. How will you wear your new Tansy Trench? Let us know!

Purchase Materials Used Below:

6 yards of Italian White Faux Leather with White Knit Backing
10 packs of Dritz Antique Brass Grommets
10 Italian Gold Metal Shank Back Button
1 Quilt Sew Ruler
1 Fiskars Rotary Cutter
1 Dritz Grommet Plier Kit
MDF175 – The Tansy Trench Redux Sewing Pattern (free download below!)

Alternative Recommended Fabrics:

All seam allowances are 1/2″ unless otherwise stated. See chart below for sizing specifications. Note, this specific pattern is available up to a size 30.

Here’s how I altered the original Tansy Trench pattern:

Changed the sleeve to a basic sleeve without the pleating at the cap
Added a raingaurd to the front bodice
Shortened the width of the lapels
Made side inseam pockets
Altered belt into a sash belt

Trim down the front lapel for a more classic look. Once you close the shoulder dart, you can draft your front rain guard as shown in the pattern diagram.

Use the length of the back bodice rain guard as a guide for the length of the front rain guard.

The lining sleeve pattern will be used as the main sleeve pattern. Split the sleeve in two seperate pieces. Make sure to add the seam allowance to each piece.

Use your grommet kit to add the grommets along the edge of the rainguard and sleeves.

Rainguard: Sew together the rainguard front and back bodice pieces and set aside. Now, sew together the coat as the original pattern instructs. Before adding the sleeves and collar, pin the rainguard to the coat and baste stitch around the neck and armholes.Attach your sleeves and collar.

Fringe: Use your clear quilting ruler and mark on the backside of your fabric, 1/2″ x 60″ long strips. Use the rotary cutter to make long even slits. Fold each strip of fringe in half. Take the loop end of the fringe and pull it through the grommet. Now pull the two loose ends through the same loop and pull until it’s tied securely.