nancy2001 said... What a gorgeous, gorgeous jacket with impeccable fit and workmanship. How fortunate you are to have attended Pam Howard's workshop. 2/8/10 7:38 PM
Fran S said... This is so lovely -- really perfect. 2/8/10 8:06 PM
ImListening said... What a nice jacket and great fabric. It looks really good paired with the "purplish grey" of the dress form. 2/8/10 8:14 PM
stretch queen said... Beautiful....inspires me to find a great boot camp. 2/8/10 8:41 PM
JanJanB said... Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration. 2/8/10 10:54 PM
Jane S said... What a beautiful jacket. You must be so excited to have finished it and so proud to wear it. 2/9/10 7:26 AM
Sewing Chick said... Great looking jacket. I am finishing my first 1945 jacket this week an dlove it. On your pink jacket, are those zippers for the welt pockets? 2/9/10 8:42 AM
ElizabethDee said... Wow! Your jacket looks absolutely beautiful. Love the fit and the tailoring, and love the fabric. Congratulations on achieving your goal. 2/9/10 8:52 AM
Patti B said... Just beautiful! This jacket pattern has a lot of fans -- there must be a reason. 2/9/10 10:08 AM
cindyann said... Wow, That's wonderful. 2/9/10 11:27 AM
LisaRM said... Your jacket is beautiful, and the fit is perfect. I wish I could take one of Pam's classes. 2/9/10 12:57 PM
lilyofthevalley said... Martha, absolutely exquisite! The fabric, the tailoring, the fit, and oh! that striking lining fabric. Quite special. [Sewing Chick: on the pink jacket, I believe the welt pockets are hand-stitched closed until the pocket assembly "memorizes" its position in space - no zippers.] Always a visual pleasure to see your work, Martha. -Lily 2/9/10 2:28 PM
sewnsewtoo said... Wow. What a wonderful jacket and fantastic fabric. Was that class on line? 2/9/10 7:36 PM
marthamyers said... No, the class wasn't online. Pam lives in the Atlanta area. She'll be teaching at ASG National here the first week of August. 2/10/10 9:42 AM
Patti B said... What a lovely color and the silk/linen sounds delicious. I'll look forward to your dress version of this. 4/17/10 7:21 PM
carolynw said... This is so nice - your sewing skills shine throughout!! Well done 4/17/10 10:11 PM
Nancywin said... Great jacket and good job on the top as well. I am also a newsletter subscriber, have all of her patterns (except the 1962) and have yet to complete my 1945! Hope to do it by this fall. I had not heard of Pam Howard before. I will have to look her up. Really nice job on your jacket and top 7/18/10 12:24 PM
What a gorgeous, gorgeous jacket with impeccable fit and workmanship. How fortunate you are to have attended Pam Howard's workshop.
2/8/10 7:38 PM
This is so lovely -- really perfect.
2/8/10 8:06 PM
What a nice jacket and great fabric. It looks really good paired with the "purplish grey" of the dress form.
2/8/10 8:14 PM
Beautiful....inspires me to find a great boot camp.
2/8/10 8:41 PM
Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration.
2/8/10 10:54 PM
What a beautiful jacket. You must be so excited to have finished it and so proud to wear it.
2/9/10 7:26 AM
Great looking jacket. I am finishing my first 1945 jacket this week an dlove it. On your pink jacket, are those zippers for the welt pockets?
2/9/10 8:42 AM
Wow! Your jacket looks absolutely beautiful. Love the fit and the tailoring, and love the fabric. Congratulations on achieving your goal.
2/9/10 8:52 AM
Just beautiful! This jacket pattern has a lot of fans -- there must be a reason.
2/9/10 10:08 AM
Wow, That's wonderful.
2/9/10 11:27 AM
Your jacket is beautiful, and the fit is perfect. I wish I could take one of Pam's classes.
2/9/10 12:57 PM
Martha, absolutely exquisite! The fabric, the tailoring, the fit, and oh! that striking lining fabric. Quite special. [Sewing Chick: on the pink jacket, I believe the welt pockets are hand-stitched closed until the pocket assembly "memorizes" its position in space - no zippers.] Always a visual pleasure to see your work, Martha. -Lily
2/9/10 2:28 PM
Wow. What a wonderful jacket and fantastic fabric. Was that class on line?
2/9/10 7:36 PM
No, the class wasn't online. Pam lives in the Atlanta area. She'll be teaching at ASG National here the first week of August.
2/10/10 9:42 AM
What a lovely color and the silk/linen sounds delicious. I'll look forward to your dress version of this.
4/17/10 7:21 PM
This is so nice - your sewing skills shine throughout!! Well done
4/17/10 10:11 PM
Great jacket and good job on the top as well. I am also a newsletter subscriber, have all of her patterns (except the 1962) and have yet to complete my 1945! Hope to do it by this fall. I had not heard of Pam Howard before. I will have to look her up. Really nice job on your jacket and top
7/18/10 12:24 PM