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Jacket with front frills
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Brushed mohair
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Intermediate
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Apr 24, 2012, 01.25 AMby missdemeanor
What concerns me is that this jacket is self-lined, which would, IMHO, make it annoying to put on and get off again due to the friction of the mohair fabric. Susan Khalje, the noted couture sewing instructor, likes this pattern very much, as I do, but there are some ‘issues’ with how it’s constructed. Burda, can you modify this pattern and offer a lined and interfaced version?
Jan 31, 2012, 05.54 PMby Jambalaya
This really works in a mohair paired with lingerie.
Jan 30, 2012, 09.10 PMby Karen Godfrey
This looks fantastic – need to practice my sewing skills a bit first but maybe for next autumn!