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the pattern for this jacket comes from a book i found at kinokuniya bookstore here in san francisco. the book, entitled sweet dress recipe, contains numerous adorable blouse, dress, and jacket patterns. when i found this beautiful wool plaid and the nice complementary brown yarn, i decided that this would be the pattern i tried first. the collar, waistband, and cuffs are hand knit.
Material Notes
wool (fabric & yarn), rayon lining
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Credits
sweet dress recipe.
stone mountain & daughter fabric store in berkeley for their fabulous taste in wool fabrics.
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Sep 11, 2010, 04.33 AMby patchygirl
Stonemountain and daughter AND that bookstore are two of my favorite places! This jacket is also!!! it is beautiful.
Feb 15, 2009, 07.35 AMby juliamomo
in response to sewobsessed’s note: no i do not speak japanese, so following the instructions was a bit of an adventure. the illustrations were pretty good, albeit somewhat brief. luckily the crucial info was in numbers. and it helps that i’ve been sewing for nearly twenty years so i have a firm understanding of how to construct garments.
thanks for the comments!
Feb 14, 2009, 12.09 PMby allygally
This is excellent work. I really like it.
Feb 14, 2009, 11.00 AMby dressdummy
Wow, you’re good. Great job on the details and the ribbing!
Feb 14, 2009, 10.35 AMby lunatepetal
wow what a great jacket you made!
well done :)