Georgene said... Sounds great! I hope you will post a photo. 2/1/03 10:59 PM
Teri said... Philip, thanks for the review. It is so nice to get info on mens patterns. 2/1/03 11:00 PM
Philip Kime said... There should be a picture there now ... 2/2/03 12:02 PM
AnneM said... Very sharp. Vogue pattern instructions do not seem very good to me; they assume you know a lot of steps, even in their easier patterns. (I have not tried very many of them, though.) 2/2/03 12:44 PM
Capri said... Nice cut to the pattern- glad you posted a photo. If you sew up any high fashion or unusual men's patterns, I hope you post the reviews! 2/2/03 4:32 PM
http mom said... Wow! These are both so very handsome! They look exactly period authentic as well. My daughter and I just rewatched the BBC/ A&E production of "Pride and Predjuice" and this reminds me again of the wonderful costume design in this series. You have done a beautiful job with these vests.
Bravo! 2/2/03 7:15 PM
Julia Graham said... Philip, my husband loves vests and I don't have much information about men's vest patterns. I'm really enjoying your reviews! Heavy old brown silk brocade from Edinburgh... how romantic! :-) 2/2/03 9:21 PM
kittykate said... Wonderful work Philip, I'm going to pick up this pattern the next time Vogue goes on sale based on this review 2/3/03 2:22 AM
GorgeousFabrics said... Wonderful work, Philip! I love the buttons. Bravo! -Ann 2/4/03 8:04 PM
Skymom said... I wonder if you could change that collar from a notched collar to a shawl collar? That would solve the problem of the tricky points in a heavy fabric, perhaps. Nice work--I love the look! 2/5/03 12:17 PM
Marita Kinnula said... Philip hi! I like this very much, and since I don't do much sewing for my brother or any other male, I was wondering would you be interested to have two Burda specials for men? If I can find them, I know they are Somewhere! LOL!!! 2/5/03 1:43 PM
Jay Cadiramen said... Another fantastic vest/waistcoat! 7/11/04 7:47 PM
Kaolyn said... I also found that the instructions for the lapel and collar on the waistcoat (B) were not clear. I have made many garments with lapels too so this should not have given me so much trouble. I found that not all areas of the pattern were trued up either, but was able to work with it.
The result was really beautiful. I made this vest for my daughter's boyfriend who is a violist in an orchestra. Hope he likes it! 11/6/09 0:11 AM
Seanmt97 said... H. I just want to say, very nice job on the vest.
I started making this same vest the other day, but I am stuck on the lapel bit. Vogue patterns are notorious for not being very clear/leaving things out. I was hoping that I could get some help? 11/14/11 5:08 PM
Sounds great! I hope you will post a photo.
2/1/03 10:59 PM
Philip, thanks for the review. It is so nice to get info on mens patterns.
2/1/03 11:00 PM
There should be a picture there now ...
2/2/03 12:02 PM
Very sharp. Vogue pattern instructions do not seem very good to me; they assume you know a lot of steps, even in their easier patterns. (I have not tried very many of them, though.)
2/2/03 12:44 PM
Nice cut to the pattern- glad you posted a photo. If you sew up any high fashion or unusual men's patterns, I hope you post the reviews!
2/2/03 4:32 PM
Wow! These are both so very handsome! They look exactly period authentic as well. My daughter and I just rewatched the BBC/ A&E production of "Pride and Predjuice" and this reminds me again of the wonderful costume design in this series. You have done a beautiful job with these vests. Bravo!
2/2/03 7:15 PM
Philip, my husband loves vests and I don't have much information about men's vest patterns. I'm really enjoying your reviews! Heavy old brown silk brocade from Edinburgh... how romantic! :-)
2/2/03 9:21 PM
Wonderful work Philip, I'm going to pick up this pattern the next time Vogue goes on sale based on this review
2/3/03 2:22 AM
Wonderful work, Philip! I love the buttons. Bravo! -Ann
2/4/03 8:04 PM
I wonder if you could change that collar from a notched collar to a shawl collar? That would solve the problem of the tricky points in a heavy fabric, perhaps. Nice work--I love the look!
2/5/03 12:17 PM
Philip hi! I like this very much, and since I don't do much sewing for my brother or any other male, I was wondering would you be interested to have two Burda specials for men? If I can find them, I know they are Somewhere! LOL!!!
2/5/03 1:43 PM
Another fantastic vest/waistcoat!
7/11/04 7:47 PM
I also found that the instructions for the lapel and collar on the waistcoat (B) were not clear. I have made many garments with lapels too so this should not have given me so much trouble. I found that not all areas of the pattern were trued up either, but was able to work with it. The result was really beautiful. I made this vest for my daughter's boyfriend who is a violist in an orchestra. Hope he likes it!
11/6/09 0:11 AM
H. I just want to say, very nice job on the vest. I started making this same vest the other day, but I am stuck on the lapel bit. Vogue patterns are notorious for not being very clear/leaving things out. I was hoping that I could get some help?
11/14/11 5:08 PM