Burda Style For people who sew
Description
A very nice linen three quarter cuff jacket with pleated pockets. This was inspired by a style in a very old backdated issue of burda magazine. This jacket was what made me first interested in burda style from then to now. It was a style from February 2009. Although it might seem very old to me it still has edge, very modern and not to mention very chic for the office.
I modify the style by making the cuff very small and remove the buttons. With the slight modification it is a very awesome jacket.
What do u think? Chic or not?
Material Notes
2 1/2 linen and 6 buttons
Difficulty
Intermediate
Categories
- Season
- Spring
- For
- Women
- Garment Type
- Jacket/Blazer
- Style
- Business
- Material
- Linen
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Oct 6, 2012, 08.37 PMby strickmeise
It’s very nice, I love it! It’s an example for what you can do with “old” patterns. You have done a good job!
Sep 26, 2012, 04.40 PMby Leila Breton
Totally chic! You look awesome in this jacket.
Sep 26, 2012, 03.13 PMby sewknitting
I love your jacket! I think classic jackets like this never really go out of style.