mausfrau
Intermediate OK USA Member since 4/3/05 Posts: 8 |
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Date: 3/9/10 2:01 PM I'm looking for a basic coat pattern that looks like this:
http://bit.ly/cgqp9Q
I'm not crazy about the back detail, so I'm not looking for that, but I'd like to find a coat pattern in this style. Most of them I've seen are either really fitted with princess seams or boxier, instead of that nice classic A-line.
Has anybody seen anything like this? I'm thinking a heavy solid cotton or linen lined with a cute spring print would be lots of fun, but the way our weather's looking I might not get it made in time to wear before it gets too warm outside. :-) |
Sewliz
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Date: 3/9/10 2:40 PM 

KwikSew 3534 ------ Liz
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mmmckay
Intermediate UT USA Member since 7/24/08 Posts: 828 |
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Date: 3/9/10 3:38 PM After looking at the different views, I think the J. Jill coat is actually straight, like the Kwik Sew pattern. If you do want a true A-line, here is the "Penelope" coat from Ottobre Design 5/2009:

The side seams gently flare out, starting under the bust. The back has a yoke similar to the front, and a center back seam from yoke to hem - no pleats or other detailing.
McCalls 5767 is a Palmer/Pletsch classically shaped coat:

It lacks the collar you want, though.
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mausfrau
Intermediate OK USA Member since 4/3/05 Posts: 8 |
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Date: 3/9/10 3:59 PM Thank you so much!!!! The Kwik-Sew looks perfect, and I love their patterns. AWESOME!!! I kind of remember seeing the safari-like jacket, but I must have passed right over the other one (or I'm thinking of a different pattern).
Thanks again! |
mausfrau
Intermediate OK USA Member since 4/3/05 Posts: 8 |
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Date: 3/11/10 12:07 PM mmmckay, I didn't mean to ignore your post. :-) Thanks to you also! I have wanted to try a Palmer/Pletsch pattern, since I have their book. But you're right, I'd like the collar.
Thanks again to both of you! |