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Angela Kane - Classic Roll Collar Coat
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Description
My latest pattern fits in so well with my on-line pattern collection. Wear it with many of the garments you have already made.
If you haven’t joined my site, you can now buy all my patterns individually. Bundles are my newest addition. This pattern is bundled with my Authentic Jeans, the Classic Shirt patterns and also the Roll Collar Coat Video Series and the Jeans Video Series.
Alternatively, try the Elegant Classics which bundles this pattern with the Classic Shirt and the Pencil Skirt patterns together with the Shirt Video Series and the Roll Collar Coat Video Series.
Check out The Roll Collar Coat
Material Notes
The Roll Collar Coat was made in Pure Linen in Tan, my favourite colour at the moment – it would look great in a medium weight wool, corduroy, velvet and more.
The Jeans – blue denim with some Spandex, Elastine or Lycra or denim as is but choose a size up.
The Shirt – white cotton lawn but is great in silk.
Difficulty
Novice
Related Techniques
Categories
- For
- Women
- Garment Type
- Coat/Capes
- Style
- Business, Casual, Classic, Preppy
- Material
- Coating, Corduroy, Blends, Denim, Flannel, Linen, Suiting, Velvet, Wool
Credits
- photography
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Nov 4, 2012, 01.39 PMby misumihaela
I think your patterns and movies tutorial are realy usefull for everybody who like to reach perfection, its not enough to have skills if the quality of sewing dont reach high standards. This is what I want to improve and thats what I found in your site :-) so thank you again for sharing your vast experience in making clothes of such quality! quality will always make the diffrence :-)
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Nov 5, 2012, 06.56 PMby Angela Kane
Thanks again. I must admit I work hard at it but I know it is worth doing from the feedback I get.
The number one tip is the pressing – press as you go – the easiest way to make garments look homemade is to skimp on the pressing!
Nov 3, 2012, 07.12 PMby misumihaela
perfect! just perfect!watched also the tutorial…realy realy great! think I will became a member soon…i still have many things to learn to be better that I am :-) thank you for sharing and for having the site :-)
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Nov 4, 2012, 09.45 AMby Angela Kane
Thank you so much. I notice from your profile that you make beautiful things yourself so it is praise indeed!
I’m just presenting classic/simple ideas that a beginner can tackle and will look stunning. With basic skills you can make anything. Having said that, many of my members are more experienced and find my range of patterns really useful.