Amanda.Claire said... Wow, beautiful jacket and great work! 11/14/12 4:34 PM
barebear said... Aw, this is a gorgeous jacket! You can't even tell it was recycled material, the fabric looks that good. Nice job on a great jacket! 11/14/12 4:42 PM
velosewer said... How stunning. I love the work you've done on this jacket. And the zip is a great choice. It just adds to the great style you've drafted, draped and developed. 11/14/12 4:53 PM
Baja Susana said... Another gorgeous Nancy jacket! 11/14/12 5:03 PM
PolishPoppy said... Can you make me one!? It is lovely! 11/14/12 7:22 PM
sewing for fun said... WOW!!! What a fantastic jacket. It is truly beautiful and original. What a courageous project to undertake - I am glad your efforts produced such great results - you must be VERY pleased! 11/14/12 9:01 PM
Renren said... Fabulous! Love that zipper and the lapels. I would definitely wear something like this all winter long. (When you say one side seam pant do you mean one seam pant? Kind of curious about that terminology.) 11/15/12 1:44 AM
pdiddly said... stunning jacket - good luck in the competition(s) 11/15/12 3:14 AM
annakeeton said... Beautiful jacket and a great use of the pants! 11/15/12 6:15 AM
JDpenelope said... You make it look so easy! Your talent shines brightly in your latest jacket project. You are definitely courageous -- to cut into 3 pairs of pants you made previously. But your courage was well-rewarded. This is off the subject, but I'm curious what pattern you used for the one seam pants. And also, was there a reason you didn't wear them? Good save, with this jacket that should get lots of use. 11/15/12 8:55 AM
redside said... Impressive! I like your noodle and your jacket. 11/15/12 9:59 AM
Laurie Lou said... Love all of it but the lapels trimmed with cotton twill tape really caught me eye. Very cool jacket and gorgeous lines. I love it! 11/15/12 11:10 AM
cleverkitty said... very sharp jacket and resourceful for sure! 11/15/12 11:49 AM
wimmie said... beautiful jacket. this is to pretty to be called a motorcycle jacket, although you did say modified. great job and thanks for the book suggestions. 11/15/12 12:22 PM
lbrundage said... It's lovely! What a great jacket and so nicely made! 11/15/12 3:30 PM
JEF said... Amazing. 11/17/12 8:36 AM
GwenH said... Very impressive. You jackets always look impeccable. When I started counting the pieces, and thinking you can get at most two major pieces per pant, I'm not surprised it took three pairs. I too am curious what a one-seam pant is. 11/18/12 7:22 PM
butterflyfly said... Great refashion project! 11/21/12 7:13 PM
arianamaniacs said... Noodle On! Awesome work as always, you have great style :) 11/22/12 8:28 AM
kiddo said... Love your jacket!!! A real stunner! 11/27/12 9:21 PM
nancy2001 said... Thank you all for your very kind comments and for your votes. 11/30/12 6:41 AM
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11/14/12 3:45 PM
Wow, beautiful jacket and great work!
11/14/12 4:34 PM
Aw, this is a gorgeous jacket! You can't even tell it was recycled material, the fabric looks that good. Nice job on a great jacket!
11/14/12 4:42 PM
How stunning. I love the work you've done on this jacket. And the zip is a great choice. It just adds to the great style you've drafted, draped and developed.
11/14/12 4:53 PM
Another gorgeous Nancy jacket!
11/14/12 5:03 PM
Can you make me one!? It is lovely!
11/14/12 7:22 PM
WOW!!! What a fantastic jacket. It is truly beautiful and original. What a courageous project to undertake - I am glad your efforts produced such great results - you must be VERY pleased!
11/14/12 9:01 PM
Fabulous! Love that zipper and the lapels. I would definitely wear something like this all winter long. (When you say one side seam pant do you mean one seam pant? Kind of curious about that terminology.)
11/15/12 1:44 AM
stunning jacket - good luck in the competition(s)
11/15/12 3:14 AM
Beautiful jacket and a great use of the pants!
11/15/12 6:15 AM
You make it look so easy! Your talent shines brightly in your latest jacket project. You are definitely courageous -- to cut into 3 pairs of pants you made previously. But your courage was well-rewarded. This is off the subject, but I'm curious what pattern you used for the one seam pants. And also, was there a reason you didn't wear them? Good save, with this jacket that should get lots of use.
11/15/12 8:55 AM
Impressive! I like your noodle and your jacket.
11/15/12 9:59 AM
Love all of it but the lapels trimmed with cotton twill tape really caught me eye. Very cool jacket and gorgeous lines. I love it!
11/15/12 11:10 AM
very sharp jacket and resourceful for sure!
11/15/12 11:49 AM
beautiful jacket. this is to pretty to be called a motorcycle jacket, although you did say modified. great job and thanks for the book suggestions.
11/15/12 12:22 PM
It's lovely! What a great jacket and so nicely made!
11/15/12 3:30 PM
Amazing.
11/17/12 8:36 AM
Very impressive. You jackets always look impeccable. When I started counting the pieces, and thinking you can get at most two major pieces per pant, I'm not surprised it took three pairs. I too am curious what a one-seam pant is.
11/18/12 7:22 PM
Great refashion project!
11/21/12 7:13 PM
Noodle On! Awesome work as always, you have great style :)
11/22/12 8:28 AM
Love your jacket!!! A real stunner!
11/27/12 9:21 PM
Thank you all for your very kind comments and for your votes.
11/30/12 6:41 AM