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Last year I was crazy for the japanese sewing books. Even though Japanese writing is for me some kind of nice little drawings, these books have enough pictures for the steps to understand them. I bought 7 of them.
Unfortunately, most of the time the pictures are somewhat too old-fashioned for me. So I need to go to this french website to come up with ideas. I see what people have done with the pattern.
But in this book, I found one jacket I wanted exactly like the photo:
Unfortunately, most of the time the pictures are somewhat too old-fashioned for me. So I need to go to this french website to come up with ideas. I see what people have done with the pattern.
But in this book, I found one jacket I wanted exactly like the photo:
Book: Happy Homemade, volume 1
ISBN: 9784579112425
pattern J
ISBN: 9784579112425
pattern J
So here it is, in a nice blue linen:
I've been doing a japanese size 9 for an american size 8. And I'm happy with the nice french seams I have done (I think that's now my fav' seam).
And I loooove it!
I'd like a black one in a thinner fabric (I've already seen a "country cotton" in JoAnn's)
