Patzee said... The coat came out looking very nice. I really appreciate your detailed review. This looks like it might be a good "first" coat for me to try. I'd really like to make the hooded version. Thanks! 2/28/07 1:41 AM
Nicky Scholnick said... I like the coat very much, and would like to thank you for your review. 2/28/07 6:00 AM
cindy-lou said... I really like how your coat turned out! I have a car coat in a similar color leather and wear it a lot. Yours, though, looks much more unique and nicer than mine from Kohl's sale rack of 4 years ago! 2/28/07 8:33 AM
MelissaB in WA said... The coat looks wonderful on you! I like the styl eof it too and great job using your "white elephant" fabric! :-) 2/28/07 10:12 AM
Seaspur said... Nice jacket, glad I'm not the only one who had a problem with the pockets. 2/28/07 10:28 AM
pterion said... Lovely coat - this looks like a wonderful coat pattern. The fabric suits it very well and you got a really nice fit. 2/28/07 10:58 AM
OP Gal said... Good looking coat. Thanks for all the details in the review. 2/28/07 2:17 PM
Frogstitcher said... Great job on you coat, it looks nice on you. I think your adjusted sleeve length looks pretty near perfect. Thank you for a very helpful review. 2/28/07 2:48 PM
emilieatjalie said... (It's Emilie from Jalie writing)
I'm sorry to hear that you had trouble with the pockets. I have posted a picture of the inside of a stretch denim jacket I am making (with the pockets tacked to the facing). Here is the URL: http://www.jalie.com/images/patterns/2680pocket.jpg
The last two steps in the instructions have been inverted. Sorry about that. The buttons and buttonholes should be the very last step (they are sewn through the pockets). I will modify the pdf and add the link to the picture to help other customers with that step.
I hope this information solves your pocket problem :)
2/28/07 5:23 PM
slanden99 said... Emilie--thank you for posting that photo for us and clarifying the last steps. I suppose having the buttonhole go through the pocket lining would help keep the pocket lining in place. 2/28/07 5:49 PM
Peggy L said... Great jacket!! 2/28/07 10:14 PM
blue mooney said... Sharp coat! 3/1/07 8:28 AM
Elemenopeo said... It turned out so nicely. You are really tackling some involved projects lately! 3/1/07 8:00 PM
LiZ said... Great coat. 3/2/07 8:48 AM
AnneM said... Nice coat. You made good use of that 'unwanted' fabric. 3/9/07 10:47 AM
The coat came out looking very nice. I really appreciate your detailed review. This looks like it might be a good "first" coat for me to try. I'd really like to make the hooded version. Thanks!
2/28/07 1:41 AM
I like the coat very much, and would like to thank you for your review.
2/28/07 6:00 AM
I really like how your coat turned out! I have a car coat in a similar color leather and wear it a lot. Yours, though, looks much more unique and nicer than mine from Kohl's sale rack of 4 years ago!
2/28/07 8:33 AM
The coat looks wonderful on you! I like the styl eof it too and great job using your "white elephant" fabric! :-)
2/28/07 10:12 AM
Nice jacket, glad I'm not the only one who had a problem with the pockets.
2/28/07 10:28 AM
Lovely coat - this looks like a wonderful coat pattern. The fabric suits it very well and you got a really nice fit.
2/28/07 10:58 AM
Good looking coat. Thanks for all the details in the review.
2/28/07 2:17 PM
Great job on you coat, it looks nice on you. I think your adjusted sleeve length looks pretty near perfect. Thank you for a very helpful review.
2/28/07 2:48 PM
(It's Emilie from Jalie writing)
I'm sorry to hear that you had trouble with the pockets. I have posted a picture of the inside of a stretch denim jacket I am making (with the pockets tacked to the facing).
Here is the URL: http://www.jalie.com/images/patterns/2680pocket.jpg
The last two steps in the instructions have been inverted. Sorry about that. The buttons and buttonholes should be the very last step (they are sewn through the pockets). I will modify the pdf and add the link to the picture to help other customers with that step. I hope this information solves your pocket problem :)
2/28/07 5:23 PM
Emilie--thank you for posting that photo for us and clarifying the last steps. I suppose having the buttonhole go through the pocket lining would help keep the pocket lining in place.
2/28/07 5:49 PM
Great jacket!!
2/28/07 10:14 PM
Sharp coat!
3/1/07 8:28 AM
It turned out so nicely. You are really tackling some involved projects lately!
3/1/07 8:00 PM
Great coat.
3/2/07 8:48 AM
Nice coat. You made good use of that 'unwanted' fabric.
3/9/07 10:47 AM