A little view from the back.
Colla-h! The collar is possibly my favorite part of the coat (not counting the buttons. So shiny!). I love how it's all big and exaggerated, and yet still practical. I am, for once, looking forward to the brutal Midwest winters we have here in Illinois, just to strut around in this cozy, and fashionable, woolen wonder.
Back tab (it has a snap so it separates).
And it is fully lined! I am so proud of myself for successfully executing that. Plus it makes the insides all silky smooth and cozy.
Even my kitty-cat seems to like it :-)
P.S. I used the Talea pattern from BurdaStyle to make this coat. And it's free! As for the fabric, I once again honored Project Runway by shopping at Mood (well, moodfabrics.com, but it still counts).

I cut out this pattern two years ago but still didn't find the right wool to make it. Your wool-print is very nice, I love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I had the same problem- the right wool is so hard to find. I must have been searching for over a month before I found this fabric. Don't give up! :-)
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ReplyDeleteHi! I found your blog through BurdaStyle, while browsing through member projects for Talea coat! Yours look great! I am going to make it for myself this winter..
ReplyDeleteThe pattern instruction says it requires 3meters. Did it take the same amount for your coat?
Chie
www.vivatveritas.com/blog
Yes the fabric amount required was just perfect for this coat. I hope yours goes well!! :-)
DeleteI love your coat! It looks absolutely wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of making it as well, but I just can't understand what I'm supposed to do with the facing. Did you have any trouble with this?