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1941 “Misses’ Mannish Jacket” (#3 of 3)

For this jacket I made patch pockets using the original pattern pieces.  The upper pocket pattern piece was not quite symmetrical, which I found curiously appealing.  Fusible hair canvas in fronts.  Bound buttonholes. This wool is actually shades of mossy greens, bought for a song at the Textile Center of Minnesota's annual Fabric Garage Sale.  It was fun to use fabric from someone else's stash to make up this vintage-pattern garment.

One of a three-jacket project to build tailoring skills.

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    Scooter2 | | #1

    I love 1940's style jackets. Yours is wonderful!

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