Perfectly patchy? :)
Love,
Jane
This little jacket is a just-for-fun, use-it-up make. The main fabric is fabric leftover from my cream jumpsuit that I dyed indigo a while ago (the fabric, not the jumpsuit). The block print band is from a well-loved + well-worn top. The pockets are the best parts cut from a threadbare dishtowel. I just liked how they all looked together. It's kind of fun to realize that each of these fabrics was dyed with indigo at different times, by different people, with different results. No appropriately colored thread meant that navy embroidery floss was employed for hemming + attaching the pockets. I used a vintage robe pattern, cut the length at a point I liked, + left the sleeves off. The side seams were each cut in about an inch, since I imagined wearing this piece open rather than tied closed + didn't need so much width.
Perfectly patchy? :) Love, Jane
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Linda
3/22/2017 07:36:22 am
So cute!
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Jo in London
3/23/2017 04:54:11 pm
Just perfect! Somehow it reminds me of jackets that I'd see on men who worked on construction sites when I lived in Tokyo in my early 20s. You have a great eye and are so clever and thrifty to put these fabrics together in this way.
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