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8 Ways to Sew the Beckett Overalls

Seamwork ambassadors show off their interpretations of this month’s pattern.

Posted in: Style & Wardrobe • July 31, 2020

Some of our ambassadors sewed up the new Beckett overalls. Isn’t it fun to see the ways that different makers interpret the same sewing pattern? Take a look.





Danielle sewed Beckett in an 11 oz. denim in size 10 shortened by 3”, paired with the Aurora top!





Claire sewed the Beckett member bonus in this printed canvas in size 16. Instead of grommets, Claire widened the back piece and straps and used traditional overall hardware.






Grace made denim shortalls in size 14 graded to a 16 in the hips, with 1” taken out of the rise and a 3 1/2” inseam. She paired them with the Julia tank.





Jenny made shortalls with an 8” inseam in size 14. The fabric is a stretch denim with tiny white polka dots.






Vicky made the Beckett member bonus version in a stretch cotton sateen in size 18 for the hips and 22 for the waist. Instead of grommets, Vicky used overall hardware.





Denise used three and a half pairs of her late father-in-law’s Levi’s jeans to create the Beckett overalls in size 10 with a shortened rise.






Kelly made the Beckett overalls in linen for a less-structured silhouette.





Danielle sewed the Beckett overalls in linen, in size 12 for the bib and size 18 for the pants, with added pleats at the waist..






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