Compose Robe
$12.50 $7.50
All Love Notions Sewing Patterns are digital downloads, you may print them at home or send to a copy shop. A physical pattern will not be mailed to you.
The Compose Robe is here to comfort you. The robe comes in two lengths- knee and calf and can be made with either a simple band or a nice, deep hood for ultimate comfort. This robe can be made with knit or woven fabric. A full bust option is included.
Compose Robe Features:
- Meant for knit and woven fabrics
- Two lengths: knee and calf
- Hood and band options
- Full bust option
- Patch pockets
- Bonus Compose Hair Wrap pdf pattern included
Sizes: XS-5X (See Size Charts here)
Skill Level: Beginner
Pattern Formats Included:
- Print at home for US letter & A4 paper, trimless format with layers
- Large format file for copy shop printing. This file will print on 2 A0 (33″ x 46″) size sheets. Be sure to instruct your printer to print actual size in black and white on their cheapest paper. We recommend PDFPlotting for printing the large format files.
- A projector file is also included for those using projector technology
Anne LaPointe (verified owner) –
This robe is easy to make and fits well. I made a test one to check the sizing but I like it so much that I haven’t needed to make another. The only thing I’d change is to make the belt loops a bit thinner.
Linda Ross (verified owner) –
Ok! This was easy but if you are making it out of Velvet Plush have your vacuum cleaner handy! It turned out beautiful and made a wonderful gift. Make a robe or a swimsuit cover up and have fun.
Christine Blumer (verified owner) –
I finally purchased this pattern during the sale. Looks amazing and I can’t wait for my new woven waffle robe.
snyder2501 (verified owner) –
I made this robe as a maternity robe for my daughter-in-law. The directions were so helpful and the Facebook advice from Tami gave me confidence to move ahead. She had LOTS of compliments, my son said, from the hospital staff.
Stacey Gambetti (verified owner) –
I have been looking for a hooded long dressing gown for ages, this Compose robe hits all the points I needed in my new robe! Thanks, LN 🙂
Jennifer Van Pernis (verified owner) –
Finally purchased,long lead time as I will need it next winter! Using the hood pattern on a different garment- all good. I have finally mastered the send of download to be printed- woow woow- even better!
karilynpittman (verified owner) –
Easy to sew robe pattern. You can make one cozy and warm for the winter as well as a lightweight one for summer. Perfect for our weather in Virginia!
Terrie (verified owner) –
Easy to sew and makes a great gift, especially when you don’t have exact measurements for the person receiving it. I made matching ones for our daughter and granddaughters last year out of a warm plush fabric. If using something like that, be ready to vacuum and clean your sewing room a lot, but so worth it! I made the loop at the neck out of a grosgrain ribbon making it less bulky in that area. Now to make one for myself!
RebeccaB (verified owner) –
This is easy to make and so very comfy! I finally made one for me, after making one for my toddler several months ago. Mine is made of a very drapey and soft French Terry and it is SO comfy. I love that the sleeves aren’t too big at the wrists (I feel like some robes have very wide wrist openings; they look nice but I find they just get in the way a lot) – I’m still playing with the idea of gathering the sleeve and putting a cuff on but we’ll see! A note about fit: I made the size I measured into (and the size for most LN patterns) and it definitely fits but doesn’t cross over in the front quite as much as I would prefer; looking at pictures, I don’t think it’s so much about my girth, just how the pattern is designed. I made it out of very stretchy fabric but if I’d made it out of something more stable I think I’d want to make it a little wider to cross over a bit more in front – just my personal preference, not a flaw in the pattern!
mv_bel (verified owner) –
One of the best fitting rob ever! Very detailed and clear instructions and fit is perfect. I made mine from towelling fabric and are enjoying it every day. Thank you for one more high quality pattern!
Frances Campbell (verified owner) –
I made my robe in a summery, brightly coloured rayon challis and it’s fabulous!
I use it for travel and holidays as it packs down to a tiny size and is so lightweight and comfortable.
Another Love Notions winner!
gamblese (verified owner) –
I love this robe! I made a fleece one with a hood and I wear it nightly in the winter. I really need to make a lighter-weight one for the warmer months. I’ve also made a couple of the kids’ version for my kiddos.
hellolorijoy (verified owner) –
This is a great pattern. I keep making them as gifts and everyone loves getting them.
ruthspory (verified owner) –
Very easy sew with great directions. These robes also make wonderful gifts for family members. I made mine out of fleece and it is the comfiest robe I own.
Joanne Creech (verified owner) –
This robe is a great gift idea. I have made it in a lighter material version and one out of fleece… They were all 3 dreamy and they go together easily with the great instructions that come with the pattern! My biggest tip would be make sure your band option is even on both sides if you add length to the robe!
Jeannie M (verified owner) –
I made this for my niece, adding length (she’s 5’9″ and a bicep adjustment. She LOOOOOOVES it.
Kristi Craft (verified owner) –
This was my first Love Notions pattern that I made. It is well drafted and fits great. I made a winter robe in a terry cloth fabric. It’s nice and cozy. I will make a summer robe in a lighter weight fabric. Love how it fits and the tie is long enough to cinch closed. When I sit the robe doesn’t gap open. I highly recommend this pattern.
mlgatward (verified owner) –
Love Love Love this pattern. I have made two housecoats for myself. I also made the pattern longer making my husband, who is 6′ 4″, two housecoats.
Terrie (verified owner) –
So easy to make and it’s a great option for gifts when you don’t know precise measurements for the recipient. Have made them for many in our family.
Emiko Nakagawa (verified owner) –
My robe turned out pretty well. I used the kimono view and used cotton woven fabric. A bit of challenge installing the flat band piece to the curve of the back neck and points that end the “v” neckline. I am an advanced intermediate sewer, but after a few rip out and re-sews, I was not able to get the body attached to the band without puckers. Not sure what I did wrong. My next attempt, I thinking I may make my own band piece with a curvature to reflect the shape of the neckline I need to stitch it to. Anyone else had any problems with wovens?