sunnystich
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Date: 10/19/12 1:42 AM Anyone know of good sewing patterns to make a fitted women's leather jacket. I am looking to make something classic and can be worn with different outfits. |
Loreen
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RI USA
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Date: 10/20/12 6:55 AM I have made several jackets from Material Things Fearless Jacket.
http://www.ceceliapodolak.com/classic108.html
Lots of panels make it easy to fit. I have done some with a looser, more casual fit and one that is quite fitted.
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VivianZ
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LA USA
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Date: 10/20/12 9:39 AM This is a great pattern. I had never looked at this company before. I do have leather, but I probably won't make it in leather. But a classic wool or twill. Thanks. |
Courtney Ostaff
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WV USA
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Date: 10/20/12 12:52 PM I'm working on this BurdaStyle blouson jacket. I'm going to do a pleather version, and then if I like it, a ponte knit version. |
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