Burda Style For people who sew
Description
I made this Jacket ( how you can see with my dog´s help) with velveteen which I ordered in USA. For the lining i used a satin with embroidery. The lining I fixed with Iron-on Hemtape which I miss so much- didn´t see this here in Germany.
I had some mistakes: I think the hem is not that perfect and I should read before I set in the sleeves ( ;-) ) but I could rescue them.
Material Notes
velvet satin with embroidery
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Credits
Burdastyle and my Schoko how stood by me when I freaked out with the sleeves.
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Feb 19, 2009, 04.11 AMby ParaNoire
your jacket is wonderful. I like the soft color and the buttons :) I made this jacket myself over the last two and a half days and will post pictures soon :D excited I really love this pattern and your take on it.
Great project, great dog :)
BTW: is it just the lighting or did you some how get the grain/pile direction wrong? Some panels are lighter than others and with velvet-like fabrics this is mostly caused by (accidentally) turning pattern pieces upside down. the fabric reflects light different depending on the pile direction :) You can use this, when you want subtle color changes, though (Madeleine Vionnet once made a Harlequin outfit this way, alternating the direction of the fabric squares).
Hope you don’t get annoyed by my smart-ass remarks >.<
Jul 16, 2008, 10.54 AMby stormesweet
It’s a good thing you have such a helpful dog! Very nice choice of fabric for the design. My dog knows the command “get off the cloth!” (But then he just gets right back on it again.)
Jul 12, 2008, 01.55 AMby Jadestar
I LOVE your dog. he is just too cute! Sigh… Your jacket is great. I like the way you’ve used patterned fabric for the lining!
Jul 11, 2008, 03.58 PMby Bathina
I adopted Schoko 4 weeks ago and he´s already good known in sewin and he likes to search for some " leckerlies" in my clothes:-)..I am in love , too!
we send you all a thank you and a wau wau
Jul 11, 2008, 08.57 AMby oonaballoona
WOW. are you kidding me? this is divine. and your dog’s dotted eyebrows are killing me!
Jul 11, 2008, 01.01 AMby Polychromatin
The color-combination is great and Ialso like the fabric! Really cute jacket, but I find you dog even cuter ;)
Jul 11, 2008, 12.34 AMby LYBU
Looks great. Nice color and good fabric chooice. Cute dog !!!
Jul 11, 2008, 12.04 AMby evulekotule
I like the ribbon. It is funny. And your dog is really cute.
Jul 10, 2008, 04.02 PMby EmilyKate
Very nice! Your doggie makes me laugh, reminds me of how my cat likes to get involved in all my projects :o)
Jul 10, 2008, 10.21 AMby AnaJan
I love this model very much, and I think you did your job well. The fabric is awsome, I like the color, and matching buttons are great! I think I’ll use this pattern very soon on my light yellow-green flannel :)