BjP said... I think it's really cute. Love the red ribbon/snaps. Looks sharp! 3/2/05 9:39 PM
lmg said... I think you have a great looking jacket there. Love the ribbon idea and the red snaps. 3/2/05 9:57 PM
PVA said... I like your jacket & I especially appreciate the photos & construction details. I feel certain you'll enjoy wearing it. I do agree the style certainly seems just right for a knit. 3/2/05 10:39 PM
gabrielle said... I would never have thought of that as a wovens pattern, either. That's a really sharp jacket; I think you made terrific design choices. I especially like that grosgrain trim. Glad to know a spool of thread and a hammer will do the trick for setting snaps, too. :) 3/2/05 11:15 PM
Kathy Russell said... Wow I expected to read a review of success because that's what your end product looks like. Great color choices and changes. I love the snaps and grosgain ribbon. Very inspiring results. 3/3/05 0:47 AM
Eli said... I have to reiterate what already has been said - it is one SHARP jacket! Sorry for the problems though... 3/3/05 0:55 AM
SewingSusan said... Wow. You have really done a wonderful job. Great jacket. 3/3/05 6:09 AM
cindyann said... What a nice looking jacket. I love it. 3/3/05 7:12 AM
Lisa Laree said... I've had a few surprises on patterns that I picked up on the basis of the photo/drawing w/o checking the fabric recommendations, too...both on garments that I thought should be knit and weren't and structured garments that looked designed for wovens but actually insisted on knits. Kinda makes you think 'What were these people thinking?" ;) You have a great looking jacket despite the misleading pattern! Great job! 3/3/05 7:59 AM
MaryBeth said... Nice design details for sure!!! Brilliant additions! 3/3/05 8:26 AM
Georgene said... Very nicely detailed. Good save...aren't you glad you didn't give up? You used your pattern as a springboard for your own idea, and adapted as you went along. It doesn't get better than that. 3/3/05 9:19 AM
Sew it seams said... Thanks everyone for your positive comments. I do apologize for my atrocious spelling errors! I was interupted several times while trying to post this review and I neglected to check my spelling when I finished. Those of you with dislexia know what I mean when I say almost *every* word looks misspelled to me. :) I'm off to correct! 3/3/05 10:05 AM
Lou. said... Oh wow I absolutely love your jacket, this is totally my kind of top and I would pay big bucks for something like it! 3/3/05 12:18 PM
sewsue said... This looks fantastic, and well worth the time and effort you put into it. It is lovely. 3/3/05 3:03 PM
Debbie Cook said... Despite hating the instructions, you certainly came up with a winner! What a great looking jacket. I love the ribbon trim and the colors! 3/6/05 3:27 PM
I think it's really cute. Love the red ribbon/snaps. Looks sharp!
3/2/05 9:39 PM
I think you have a great looking jacket there. Love the ribbon idea and the red snaps.
3/2/05 9:57 PM
I like your jacket & I especially appreciate the photos & construction details. I feel certain you'll enjoy wearing it. I do agree the style certainly seems just right for a knit.
3/2/05 10:39 PM
I would never have thought of that as a wovens pattern, either. That's a really sharp jacket; I think you made terrific design choices. I especially like that grosgrain trim. Glad to know a spool of thread and a hammer will do the trick for setting snaps, too. :)
3/2/05 11:15 PM
Wow I expected to read a review of success because that's what your end product looks like. Great color choices and changes. I love the snaps and grosgain ribbon. Very inspiring results.
3/3/05 0:47 AM
I have to reiterate what already has been said - it is one SHARP jacket! Sorry for the problems though...
3/3/05 0:55 AM
Wow. You have really done a wonderful job. Great jacket.
3/3/05 6:09 AM
What a nice looking jacket. I love it.
3/3/05 7:12 AM
I've had a few surprises on patterns that I picked up on the basis of the photo/drawing w/o checking the fabric recommendations, too...both on garments that I thought should be knit and weren't and structured garments that looked designed for wovens but actually insisted on knits. Kinda makes you think 'What were these people thinking?" ;) You have a great looking jacket despite the misleading pattern! Great job!
3/3/05 7:59 AM
Nice design details for sure!!! Brilliant additions!
3/3/05 8:26 AM
Very nicely detailed. Good save...aren't you glad you didn't give up? You used your pattern as a springboard for your own idea, and adapted as you went along. It doesn't get better than that.
3/3/05 9:19 AM
Thanks everyone for your positive comments. I do apologize for my atrocious spelling errors! I was interupted several times while trying to post this review and I neglected to check my spelling when I finished. Those of you with dislexia know what I mean when I say almost *every* word looks misspelled to me. :) I'm off to correct!
3/3/05 10:05 AM
Oh wow I absolutely love your jacket, this is totally my kind of top and I would pay big bucks for something like it!
3/3/05 12:18 PM
This looks fantastic, and well worth the time and effort you put into it. It is lovely.
3/3/05 3:03 PM
Despite hating the instructions, you certainly came up with a winner! What a great looking jacket. I love the ribbon trim and the colors!
3/6/05 3:27 PM