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Now that’s a Houndstooth!

By lynnewill, member

double breasted wool jkt

This is a retro Butterick pattern from 1936 Made from a wonderful wool and angora houndstooth.  The top stitching was done by hand.  It is fully lined in silk crepe de chine. 

double breasted wool jkt

sleeve detail with hand stitching

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  1. Stormee | | #1

    Very nice work. This is a beautiful jacket. Love it.

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