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BWOF Jacket
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BwoF jacket from 2/2008 issue
My take on this jacket – omitted piping and pockets, made it all from the same fabric (no contrast sleeves)
It was an experiment and I was a bit impatient with it so next time I’ll make sure the gathers on the collar show at the front, bind the seams on the facing on the inside, use a heavier weight fabric to make sure the pleats stay in and it doesn’t crumple. Apart from that I’m actually quite pleased with how it looks on!
Material Notes
lightweight denim style cotton from my stash
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Burda World of Fashion
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Jul 5, 2008, 11.04 AMby mrsbowles
Nicely done! The collar looks really pretty that way.
Jul 3, 2008, 07.43 AMby dianacirne
So well made! Looks so professional! You made a really good job! The neckline is so beautiful! Nice job!