j222b said... Wow! I love your jacket. Yours is so much better than the pattern photo. I like the decorative stitching you chose for the pockets and your choice of buttons. Great!! 5/6/07 6:24 PM
Lunar_C said... Looks fab. I have this one on my list to get for hubby so it's great to hear it was fairly easy and straight forward. It looks very hip and slighly shaped. 5/6/07 8:15 PM
Annika said... Too cool! It has a great look - clean lines, great looking sleeves. btw, I used to work in film too, first as a wardrobe mistress then a set decorator. 5/6/07 11:55 PM
Liana said... This looks great, and yes, that's the way I like to do a notched collar, too. 5/7/07 0:32 AM
Christina Sonja said... Awesome jacket, thanks for sharing. I actually bought this pattern recently for my husband as it seems to have a lot of potential. Thanks for pointing out the half & full lining issue, I wondered about that when I was skimming through the directions. Can't wait to see more from you! 5/7/07 1:54 AM
Sew4Fun said... Great jacket. I like all your details. Congrats on your first review. 5/7/07 2:35 AM
Helen near Sydney said... Your jacket looks great, especially the unusual fabric. Great review. 5/7/07 3:06 AM
Skymom said... Your jacket looks great. The notched lapels came out perfectly--taking the time to sew those in two steps really does pay off. I like the zigzag topstitching. 5/7/07 8:54 AM
Linda G said... Nice, some guy should be happy about this new jacket. 5/7/07 6:09 PM
SexiSadi said... Great job on the jacket! That's one thing I haven't tackled yet...jackets. I don't know why. 5/10/07 8:31 PM
AnneM said... Great job! Yes, Burda does have some of the best men's styles out there. Well, I'll still enter the 'sewing for men' contest even if I don't have much of a chance next to your jacket. :) I think we have all done the 'oops the wrong side of the fabric will show' routine so don't feel bad. 5/14/07 8:11 AM
christine A said... You are very talented and this jacket is awsome! 6/1/07 2:32 PM
Steve J. said... Nice jacket, and the review is very clear on helpful tips to make this project a keeper. I'm ordering the pattern now ! 3/2/09 10:11 AM
Wow! I love your jacket. Yours is so much better than the pattern photo. I like the decorative stitching you chose for the pockets and your choice of buttons. Great!!
5/6/07 6:24 PM
Great job!
5/6/07 6:46 PM
Wonderful garment! A++++
5/6/07 7:52 PM
Very cool
5/6/07 8:02 PM
Looks fab. I have this one on my list to get for hubby so it's great to hear it was fairly easy and straight forward. It looks very hip and slighly shaped.
5/6/07 8:15 PM
Too cool! It has a great look - clean lines, great looking sleeves. btw, I used to work in film too, first as a wardrobe mistress then a set decorator.
5/6/07 11:55 PM
This looks great, and yes, that's the way I like to do a notched collar, too.
5/7/07 0:32 AM
Awesome jacket, thanks for sharing. I actually bought this pattern recently for my husband as it seems to have a lot of potential. Thanks for pointing out the half & full lining issue, I wondered about that when I was skimming through the directions. Can't wait to see more from you!
5/7/07 1:54 AM
Great jacket. I like all your details. Congrats on your first review.
5/7/07 2:35 AM
Your jacket looks great, especially the unusual fabric. Great review.
5/7/07 3:06 AM
Your jacket looks great. The notched lapels came out perfectly--taking the time to sew those in two steps really does pay off. I like the zigzag topstitching.
5/7/07 8:54 AM
Nice, some guy should be happy about this new jacket.
5/7/07 6:09 PM
Great job on the jacket! That's one thing I haven't tackled yet...jackets. I don't know why.
5/10/07 8:31 PM
Great job! Yes, Burda does have some of the best men's styles out there. Well, I'll still enter the 'sewing for men' contest even if I don't have much of a chance next to your jacket. :) I think we have all done the 'oops the wrong side of the fabric will show' routine so don't feel bad.
5/14/07 8:11 AM
You are very talented and this jacket is awsome!
6/1/07 2:32 PM
Nice jacket, and the review is very clear on helpful tips to make this project a keeper. I'm ordering the pattern now !
3/2/09 10:11 AM