I have finished. Hooray!
mine, finished.
Leather trim was an interesting option. But...
- I have limited knowledge of sewing leather.
- Though at times, I fly without a net, the previous mistakes made me cautious.
- There is probably a great way to make lapped 3/16th inch seams with leather, but I don't know it.*
- I was able to cut the new piece from my wool/cashmere scraps with just one splice.
two remnants lapped |
Here you can see how much I relied on pins to insure a decent lapped seam.
The rest of the construction was easy, fun, and I am happy with the result. The only change I made was to top stitch all of the hems
such sweet pockets tho mine are a bit small |
It is done and I am glad to move on.
the back: not too bad |
Yep. It's a wrap.
* tape or glue, maybe.
Looks good!
ReplyDeleteThis is so gorgeous! I'm sure you'll enjoy wearing this.
ReplyDeleteI think you came up with a great solution. Looks very much like a original style line.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Look perfect from here!
ReplyDeleteWhat a save! That color is fantastic and I live the collar. Have fun keeping warm and looking stylish.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate you sharing your mistake and the steps you made toward your solution. Your coat is lovely and I am sure you will receive many compliments.
ReplyDeleteI must have missed a post. How did you recut your pattern to make it right?
ReplyDeleteThe coat looks great!!
Oh sorry, I finally found the post where you show how you did this. Wonderful! You will love this coat for a long time, I'm sure!!
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