The Jorinde blazer is truly the jacket for all seasons. Make it in a corduroy or wool to carry you through the rest of winter, slide your cell into the flap pockets, and you're on your way. Or, try it in a lighter weight fabric to get prepared for spring. Give it the cool grandpa look by adding elbow patches, or go a bit more lady like and use some sparkling buttons on the sleeves!
good instructions, be easier with pictures though but cant complain, its free. I printed the pattern off on my computer, brilliant, i didnt think it was possible. I have stuck all the pieces together and i am cutting out the fabric pieces. Saves me lots of money. I love the shape of this jacket, hopefully comes out looking as good. Thankyou
good instructions, be easier with pictures though but cant complain, its free. I printed the pattern off on my computer, brilliant, i didnt think it was possible. I have stuck all the pieces together and i am cutting out the fabric pieces. Saves me lots of money. I love the shape of this jacket, hopefully comes out looking as good. Thankyou
cute jacket! i think i'll have to make one sometime