A front view. I was pleased with how smoothly it fits over the shoulders, chest, and bust. Just right - not too tight or too loose.
And a back view which clearly illustrates why I have signed up for a jean making course in April. The bum of this 47 year old body has definitely dropped. I really Really REALLY want jeans without those back wrinkles which I know from the Palmer/Pletsch pant making course that I took last year is due to the angle of the back crotch curve. I can only imagine what was going on back there that I didn't know about (and maybe still wish I didn't) in life before digital cameras - LOL.
Very nice
ReplyDeleteThat's a very classy jacket and it looks great on you. That jacket looks nice over jeans as well is it will over dress pants or a skirt. Very nice job.
ReplyDeleteMyrna-- I love the jacket and it looks great with the "uniform." You should be very proud!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!
ReplyDeleteI love that style. You certainly stepped outside the box and did something Channelish, but with a little edge. You look nice with it dressed down, but I think it will look fab dressed up too - slacks or skirt, necklace. I like it very much.
ReplyDeleteYes, definitely a winner! Very stylish and a great fit. I also love how you made this pattern your own.
ReplyDeleteGreat jacket for dressing up or dressing down. I admire the work you put into it.
ReplyDeleteThe jacket look very nice with your t-shirt and jeans. I would love to see a picture of how you dress it up.
Looks even better on you! Thanks for sharing the pics.
ReplyDeleteI really like the jacket. And I love the plaid you created with quilting - gives the jacket less formal look (though I can imagine it as a part of a skirt/pants suit) and goes perfectly with jeans.
ReplyDeleteYour comeback to garment sewing was really successful!
I think I'll knockoff the jacket (I can't buy New Look patterns in Serbia), it is fantastic.