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I felt that I didn’t have any excuses not to make the Naomi coat, pattern that was inspired by my idea and worn by Naomi Campbell. I really enjoy how it came out, although it wasn’t very easy! It makes a nice summer cover-up. Originaly I wanted to make it nautical; blue and some white accents, but while fabric shopping I saw this natural tone cotton with white and gold stripes, I Knew it was ment for my Naomi. Since I already spend some time searching for the shell and ship pictures for my nautical embroidery I decided to apply them as well. Overall I think this way is better than my original idea.
Technicaly it wasn’t the easiest thing to make, but not the hardest either. I managed to attach the tie-belts, but I am not shure if that is how BurdaStyle ment it.
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Sep 19, 2011, 09.41 PMby patti-r
OMG, Really love this!!!! Downloaded quite a long time ago, first time I seen it finished. Thank You!!!
Jul 20, 2009, 04.52 AMby candyjoyce
Hi, I love this jacket pattern and am hoping to make one (a shortened version) to go over a dress for a wedding I am attending in a couple of weeks, would you say that the sizes are ok or should I go down one from my normal size?
While I’m here I want to tell you how much I love the Kasia Skirt pattern as well, it’s really cool.
Thanks Candy
Feb 20, 2009, 02.11 PMby duffledilly
Too difficult for me now, but maybe next year. So clever and elegant!
Apr 23, 2008, 12.25 PMby erinelizabeth
Wow. you are skilled AND creative. very very very cool. Nothing better than unique embroidery. I’m quite inspired and motivated!
Apr 23, 2008, 10.32 AMby oonaballoona
oh that is so cool. love the embroidery & the technique. i bet it would look really cool with added length and a big belt too…
Apr 23, 2008, 02.54 AMby ceregana
Really great! I love the embroidery. And off course you had to make a Naomi.
Apr 20, 2008, 11.21 PMby lauriana
I think it looks great. Of course, you just had to make Naomi ;) I’m quite impressed with the detailed embroidery as well.
Apr 20, 2008, 04.12 PMby mmmrphs
Looks great, especially matched with your skinny jeans. It’s really beautiful.
Apr 20, 2008, 12.05 PMby kasia26
Thank you! I don’t have an embroidery machine, I did it on a regular sewing machine. I saw the technique on Martha Steward Show a while ago, it gives the embroidery very polished finish. Find the “freehand embroidery” instructions here It is simple, but time consumming. I changed it a little; instead of tracing the image I pinned very thin pice of paper with a printed image to the right side of fabric and sew directly over it, I didn’t use stabilizer. To easily rip the paper hold it between your hands and rub it against itself to wrinkle the paper.
Apr 20, 2008, 08.46 AMby dianacirne
I love it! That’s great! And I love those embroidery details. How do you do this? Whith some specific foot? Or do you have a embroidery machine?