Heyhey,
I havent finished the jacket yet, but I thought Ill start showing you the first steps. The pattern I used is #102 of burda magazine 3/2004.
and thats what i looked liked after copying it from the pattern sheet and adding seam allowance
for the lining parts: draw the back part on another paper, and the back-facing into the new drawing, then add twice the seam allowance, and you have you back lining part
when I did the pattern I still planned on doing a fake- slit at the sleeves, so I didnt need the additinal fabric at the lining (by now I decided to do no slit at all, lazy me, when I come to that part I will do a poll if you would like a tutorial for slits and fake slits in sleeves, I probably are going to use that pattern again anyhow)
for the lining of the front part, you need to fold the facing inside and only cut until the line where it ends, and the add twice the seam allowance again
looks like this
then cut the fabric, if you use suede like me, be sure all parts are not only according to grain line, but also faced in the same direction
and then cut the ling parts, for all parts I didnt talk about just use the same;)
next part will be up in latest a week, I have a long weekend so lets hope I get some stuff done. Supposedly there will be great and warm weather finally in Germany next weekend. Never loose hope!
keep sewing and smiling
your TailorFairy
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