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Your jacket looks great!
9/8/10 9:02 PM
Great review - I definitely have quite a bit of polar fleece to get through!
9/8/10 9:11 PM
Great job and glad to see the tidbit on the 3-part sleeve!
9/8/10 10:51 PM
Very nice jacket, one you'll probably use frequently this fall/winter. Helpful review.
9/9/10 9:27 AM
Your new jacket looks wonderful, especially the green with the black zipper. I have this pattern and plan to make up a few jackets for this winter in the desert. I am on the east side of the Cascades and we go from warm to COLD so my fleece jackets need lining. Do you think this could be lined easily?
9/9/10 9:59 AM
Marec, what kind of lining are you thinking of? The polartec 200 is already pretty warm and often used as an insulation layer in combination jackets. There are some special fleeces out there these days that are warm and have special windproof capabilities as well, some of them less bulky than the one I used. If you're thinking of a simple thin lining to make putting it on and off less static (for example), it probably would work, particularly if you invest in a less bulky (yet still warm) outer fleece. Hope that helps!
9/9/10 11:05 AM
Great job! I have this pattern and will be starting it very soon. I love the raglan sleeves!
9/9/10 11:18 AM
Thanks katib...I was thinking for those days when the wind chill is close to freezing here in Oregon; in the southwest this jacket will be fine.
9/9/10 4:18 PM
Wonderful looking jacket.
9/9/10 4:41 PM
I love your jacket! Regarding your comment about the lack of facing: you can easily put a narrow binding along the edge of the zipper in a coordinating light-weight polyester fabric. Of course, that would be for your next jacket!
12/26/10 7:56 PM