DIY – Oslo multi-position stole

Borealis

Oslo is the perfect project to start if you have never sewn any garment. A few markers in the right places, straight seams…. that is all there is to it. Oslo is a stole/cape, with pointed edges. A fold creates the impression of a shawl collar on one side and a loose high-collar on the other side. You can wear Oslo opened (several possibilities) or closed with the button.
The file contains an illustrated instructions leaflet to sew your Oslo stole in one of 4 sizes (S, M, L and XL). There is no sewing pattern: the cut is really simple and explained in the leaflet.

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Main measurements

Reference height: 168 cm/66”

For this simple, wide garment, we have made four groups of sizes: S (S34-36), M (S38-40), L (S42-44), XL (S46-48).

French sizes 34 36 38 40 42 44 46
Bust  80cm
31.5”		 84cm
33”		 88cm
34.6”		 92cm
36.2”		 96cm
37.8”		 100cm
39.4”		 104cm
40.9”
Waist  62cm
24.4”		 66cm
26”		 70cm
27.6”		 74cm
29.1”		 78cm
30.7”		 82cm
32.3”		 86cm
33.9”
Upper hips 78cm
30.7”		 82cm
32.3”		 86cm
33.9”		 90cm
35.4”		 94cm
37”		 98cm
38.6”		 102cm
40.2”
Hip 86cm
33.9”		 90cm
35.4”		 94cm
37”		 98cm
38.6”		 102cm
40.2”		 106cm
41.7”		 110cm
43.3”

Supplies

  • The fabric has to be identical on both sides – 240cm/95’’ x 110/43’’ or 140cm/55’’ wide
  • One 34mm/1.34’’ button
  • Matching thread

Suggested fabric

Choose a resistant, supple, medium- to heavy-weight woven fabric. Avoid thin fabrics that could tear at the buttonhole, and those that fray easily. As far as fibers are concerned, cotton or wool blends can be appropriate choices.