Looking for skydiving jumpsuit pattern

[Gordon McQuillin]

I'm looking for a pattern for a skydiving jumpsuit, and have been unable
to locate anything even close to what I need.

I'm looking for a simple, full body, baggy (especially under the arms)
one piece suit with a zipper from the neck to the crotch. Thick velcro
straps/bands at the ankles and wrists to keep it all in place.

Can anyone help me out with this?

Thanks for any help that you can offer.

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Gordon McQuillin
A-33465
91' MR2-T

[Bev]

Clown costume pattern?

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Cheers,
Bev
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[Penny S.]

Gordon, try this site for Amish clothing. They have a coverall pattern that
would make a good base to start with.

http://www.hischaracter.com/patterns.htm Good luck!

Penny

Specialty Outdoors
http://www.nextdim.com/users/pschwyn
Visit "tips for making your own gear"

>one piece suit with a zipper from the neck to the crotch. Thick velcro
>straps/bands at the ankles and wrists to keep it all in place.
>
>Can anyone help me out with this?
>
>Thanks for any help that you can offer.
>

[Penny Lemire]

There was as of last year a Green Pepper Patterns (available
through joannes, and other places) that is a one piece jumpsuit,
fairly loose fitting, front zipper. I think there were options
for wrist and ankle bands, too. I got the patterns and sent it to
my Mom so she could make my brother a winter bike riding suit out
of the polarfleece windblock, and the thing turned out extremely
well. The times I've used their patterns (3 now) they seem to be
pretty easy to alter to whatever you need.

Hope this helps.

In article <MPG.125305298...@news.matnet.com>,

Gor...@KHRR.Com (Gordon McQuillin) wrote:
>I'm looking for a pattern for a skydiving jumpsuit, and have been unable
>to locate anything even close to what I need.
>
>I'm looking for a simple, full body, baggy (especially under the arms)