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Follow the yellow brickroad
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I used the Hikaro #8020 pattern for the jacket.., changed it here and there… Mostly the length… The original one is 15cms longer, and that just wouldn’t have looked good on me… I’m very short!! Here’s a tip: If you don’t have long legs, don’t wear a long jacket!!! I found the idea for the skirt in a Burda magazine, but can’t remember which one, Sorry! I decorated the whole outfit with Yellow stitches, so I could wear my new yellow shoes with it ;)
Material Notes
Pleated wool, dark blue denim and 8 buttons ( I used snap fasteners/press studs )
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Credits
My husband for his patience when he has to be without me, while I sew all night long!
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Feb 24, 2009, 01.18 PMby Julietta
Great idea to use these fabrics together. It suits you very well!
Jan 31, 2009, 10.52 PMby flyaways
Wow! I really like the fabrics you chose and I especially love the front! I might just attempt a jacket and hopefully it turns out as cute as this!!
Jan 31, 2009, 07.14 PMby Sew4my3
Nicely done! You are so right about using correct proportions according to your height!
Jan 31, 2009, 04.08 PMby erdronen
great job! it’s a beautiful suit! I really like the different fabrics you used and the neatly done topstitching :)