It’s that chilly time of the year where boiled wool returns to shops!
Of course, boiled wool can be a bit confusing. It’s a knit, but it’s for jackets, but it doesn’t fray so you don’t have to overlock or finishes the edges? Many of the patterns below are specifically for boiled wool fabrics!
The Loden Sweater
Free Loden Sweater from Dressmakers’ Guild
Mallee Jacket
Designed specifically for boiled wool, the Muna and Broad Mallee Jacket highlights the non-fraying qualities of boiled wool in this easy-to-sew jacket
Flared Tunic and Top
The Flared Tunic and Top from Maker Atelier looks great sewn up in boiled wool!
Shoalhaven Shacket and Belmore Jacket
The Muna and Broad Shoalhaven Shacket and Belmore Jacket are pictured here in boiled wool
The Boxwood Hoodie
The free Boxwood Hoodie from Mood Fabrics
Jameela Jacket
The Jameela Jacket from Sewing Patterns by Masin looks excellently cosy in mustard boiled wool!
Xanthea Zero-waste t-shirt
The Craft of Cloths Xanthea looks great in boiled wool and there’s a great blog on the process.
This boiled wool jacket pattern from Tatyana Designs is described as boxy unlined jacket that requires shoulder pads!
The Tobin Sweater
The Tobin Sweater from Cashmerette is shown here in boiled wool!
Harry
The Eve Jacket
The Eve Jacket from Schnittchen Patterns
Jocko pullover
The Jocko pullover from Ready To Sew
Rye Jacket
The Rye Jacket from Sussex Seamstress looks great sewn up in boiled wool!
Boiled wool scraps?
I’ve been a bit obsessed with these boiled wool cushion covers, and I’m sure I have enough extra bits of boiled wool in my scrap stash to make myself a few throw cushion covers.
Want to get printing?
Email your files through to hello@chchsews.com to get started!