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I bought this material because I liked it and also it was at a bargain price and had no idea what to do with it until I showed my husband and he said he liked it too.
The Jakob shirt turned out to fit him perfectly and I managed to persuade him to stand still for 30secs to get a photo (he then went off to chop wood in it!)
I altered the Jakob into a short sleeve and would consider next time making the collar a little smaller.
I thought I had tried my hardest to line up the check when cutting out but that didn’t quite turn out!
It was an ok pattern for me as a beginner I just needed a bit of extra patience when it came to attaching the collar.
Cotton check in orange, grey and white - all in all spent NZ$4 including 7 buttons
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Jul 13, 2008, 08.43 AMby spottedturtle
nice job!
Jul 13, 2008, 08.36 AMby nikkiclare68
This is an awesome shirt!! The plaid looks great and it fits perfectly. I like the detail shot at the bottom, it shows your skills well. Really nice job.
Jul 13, 2008, 07.49 AMby dianacirne
Very nice! So well made! And the fabric is really nice! If I found this, I’ll buy too!!