Trench in waterproof cotton.
I changed a few things – I didn’t care for the yokes so I borrowed the ones for the front from one of the other versions of this coat from the magazine and just redrew the back yoke. I used a 42 but took out some ease and did a narrow shoulder adjustment all in one by cutting along the grainlines and overlapping them for a total of 2" taken out of the circumference. Obviously I made a muslin after these changes :) And I left out the piping and made it shorter.
More info/photos on my blog: http://pairofbuttons.blogspot.com/2013/01/sewing-review-1.html
Waterproof cotton raincoating from Gorgeous Fabrics
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Feb 4, 2013, 02.30 PMby jeffrey
Well done! What a wonderful finished product. Congrats.
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Feb 8, 2013, 03.16 AMby janellelile
Thanks Jeffrey!
Jan 30, 2013, 01.10 AMby Missy Janecke
Nice! We need trenches right now :) I was thinking about digging out the one I plan to make, because it’s a little more fashionable than my big ski coat :P
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Jan 30, 2013, 09.17 PMby janellelile
Yeah, no kidding. I’m just trying not to drown when I step out the door. And that was pretty much my reason for wanting a waterproof trench…hoping to not look like such a hot mess in my rain gear :)