lcdrbetty said... Love your jacket...sharp looking lapped seams! Will keep your review in mind when I sew this pattern. Very nice job! 8/1/11 8:26 AM
sewbehind said... That is fabulous in a double faced wool. Looks great on you. Love the seaming in the back. 8/1/11 10:44 AM
marec said... You made such good use of this double sided wool-I think the jacket is so chic. 8/1/11 10:54 AM
Time4me said... Wow, I think I like your slightly looser version better. Really nice. 8/1/11 11:18 AM
Q Valley Mary said... Very classy jacket! Personally, I'm always glad when mine turn out a bit roomy, so I can wear whatever I want under the jacket and get more use from it. 8/2/11 11:28 AM
becca a said... What a gorgeous jacket! I love the seaming in the back, the fact that it is reversible, and the raw edges. It is a bit big in the shoulders, but short of removing the sleeves and resetting them in trimmed armscyes, I don't see a way to change that. With a big sweater it should be fine. 8/2/11 2:32 PM
WJean said... I went to your blog because I am very much interested in making this garment. The jacket looks wonderful and your sewing details superb. I am interested in the vest (and, I don't really care for vests!!), but your reveiw is so good that I know which fabric I am going to use to make this jacket. It's a black wool melton that I've had in my stash for quite a while. Do you think that will work? The back detailing on this jacket is what sold me. Fall and winter is on the way!Thanks so much. 8/2/11 3:00 PM
Sewingelle said... I think wool melton would be ideal for this jacket. Just check your sizing first 8/2/11 7:19 PM
Sew4Fun said... Fabulous jacket! It looks great in your fabric choice and I like how you made it reversible. 11/6/11 5:10 PM
yummymummy38 said... Wow! This looks very sharp, I would have not given this pattern another look... Great details, love the shape and that it's reversible 12/12/11 7:18 AM
Love your jacket...sharp looking lapped seams! Will keep your review in mind when I sew this pattern. Very nice job!
8/1/11 8:26 AM
That is fabulous in a double faced wool. Looks great on you. Love the seaming in the back.
8/1/11 10:44 AM
You made such good use of this double sided wool-I think the jacket is so chic.
8/1/11 10:54 AM
Wow, I think I like your slightly looser version better. Really nice.
8/1/11 11:18 AM
Very classy jacket! Personally, I'm always glad when mine turn out a bit roomy, so I can wear whatever I want under the jacket and get more use from it.
8/2/11 11:28 AM
What a gorgeous jacket! I love the seaming in the back, the fact that it is reversible, and the raw edges. It is a bit big in the shoulders, but short of removing the sleeves and resetting them in trimmed armscyes, I don't see a way to change that. With a big sweater it should be fine.
8/2/11 2:32 PM
I went to your blog because I am very much interested in making this garment. The jacket looks wonderful and your sewing details superb. I am interested in the vest (and, I don't really care for vests!!), but your reveiw is so good that I know which fabric I am going to use to make this jacket. It's a black wool melton that I've had in my stash for quite a while. Do you think that will work? The back detailing on this jacket is what sold me. Fall and winter is on the way!Thanks so much.
8/2/11 3:00 PM
I think wool melton would be ideal for this jacket. Just check your sizing first
8/2/11 7:19 PM
Fabulous jacket! It looks great in your fabric choice and I like how you made it reversible.
11/6/11 5:10 PM
Wow! This looks very sharp, I would have not given this pattern another look... Great details, love the shape and that it's reversible
12/12/11 7:18 AM