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Category: Jackets

Cocoon Jacket

August 9, 2008
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At the FirstSamples moving sale I happened to find a pattern for a Cocoon jacket.  My mom had a pattern like this ages ago and I thought, “who would wear it?”“  Now I want it.  Apparently they have been resurrected from the 80s. Stay tuned for this blast from the past…

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Free Stuff/McQueen Mini-kimono

August 9, 2008
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So Tina sent me an email alerting me to FREE patterns online. Granted you will have to dig around for them, but I promise that they are there. My fall project (after I get the stuff for the show done) will be this Alexander McQueen Jacket.  It’s a mini kimono with vest-like attributes.

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Wrapping the Package

March 2, 2007
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I had made this jacket a while back when I made pants for myself and Meg. The jacket didn’t really fit me that well so I put it aside. I was also trying to figure out how to finish off the seams on the inside. I had Meg try it on and it fits her…

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Level II

March 2, 2007
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I audited the level II class at FirstSamples. The project was a darted skirt with a waistband. I had already completed this task over the summer (a PR challenge). I audited the class so I could 1) see how a sewing class was taught (this was my first class) and 2) see what my students…

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Winterized Jacket

January 9, 2007
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This is the “winterized” version of Simplicity Pattern #4099. How did I do it? The inside was lined with fleece. I serging fleece to the individual pieces before constructing the jacket. A zipper was added to the front before attatching the front facing. The mandarine collar was extended so a button closure could be added….

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Suit up!

October 22, 2006
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My suit is done now. The fabric is a men’s suiting (whatever that means these days). It’s polyester with a little bit of stretch to it. I paid $1.50/yd and I bought what was left on the bolt. I managed to get 2 pairs of pants and a jacket out of it. All notions for…

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