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Jamie Christina: JC314AC (Abbey Coat) - Type:Coat/Jacket

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ErikaMadeIt


	About ErikaMadeIt
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	Member since: 1/29/10
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2/6/13 9:31 AM

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Jamie Christina Pattern Info

Pattern Rating:

Difficult, but great for Advanced Sewers

See other patterns in this category: Coat/Jacket

Available for sale on PR: $14.95 (See envelope)

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Fabric:

Wool Coating [See other projects in this fabric]

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Pattern Description:
from the pattern website "A sewing pattern to make a semi-fitted, fully lined coat. The Abbey Coat features princess seams, 3/4 sleeves, and a peter pan collar. View A is made with the flounce and view B is made with out the flounce."

I did view A with longer sleeves

Pattern Sizing:
2-18
Did it look like the photo/drawing on the pattern envelope once you were done sewing with it?
yes
Were the instructions easy to follow?
yes
What did you particularly like or dislike about the pattern?
I love the styling. HATE that it doesn't have pockets. A must add
Fabric Used:
gorgeous blue wool and sunback satin for lining
Pattern alterations or any design changes you made:
pockets, longer sleeves, and tailoring techniques. Bound buttonholes, padstitched the collar etc
Would you sew it again? Would you recommend it to others?
maybe the shorter version
Conclusion:
I love my coat!
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	sunnysewer said... Super cute and the color is so great on you, and to brighten up a snowy winter day. Love it. lot of work but so worth it, a coat to wear for years to come. 2/6/13 11:28 AM
	aliesje said... i love that pattern, your coat is gorgeous and the colour is perfect. Beautiful work! 2/6/13 12:13 PM
	sewlovefabric said... I love your coat. You did an awesome job. 2/6/13 4:40 PM
	yummymummy38 said... Beautiful snowflake colour, cute flounce! 2/7/13 6:07 AM
	pdiddly said... such a pretty coat - lovely setting 2/7/13 6:36 AM
	becca a said... Gorgeous coat! It is so much more practical with full length sleeves and pockets. 2/7/13 10:00 AM
	cleverkitty said... adorable coat love the style... 2/7/13 12:40 PM
	zombieamelia said... good job with the pockets!! (coats need pockets, I totally agree) 2/21/13 10:30 PM