Huge Pattern Sale & New Coat
Hi all! I’m beyond excited to show you what I quite literally just pulled off the sewing machine. This is definitely up there in the top coolest patterns I’ve used – it’s the Downton Duffle Coat by Peek-a-boo Pattern Shop. (Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the post for the details on their…
Hi all! I’m beyond excited to show you what I quite literally just pulled off the sewing machine. This is definitely up there in the top coolest patterns I’ve used – it’s the Downton Duffle Coat by Peek-a-boo Pattern Shop. (Be sure to scroll to the bottom of the post for the details on their HUGE sale!) This post includes affiliate links.
This pattern went together like a dream. Have you ever made something with sleeves and the danged sleeve won’t fit right and you’re fighting it the whole way around? This sleeve fits PERFECTLY in the arms-eye. I couldn’t believe how wonderfully it fit. The design features look so professional, but couldn’t be easier. I had never made toggle closures before so that was a bit of a challenge, but I love the effect. So here are the details:
Pattern: Downton Duffle Coat by Peek-a-Boo Pattern Shop
Main Fabric: Wool Blend Suiting Mini Plaid Green from Fabric.com – Can you believe it was $2.95/yard!? There are several colors at the price, so check it out!
Lining: Dark Green Polyester Twill Quilted Fabric found on ebay.com (I can’t believe I didn’t snap a picture of it – it made a great lining)
Toggle Buttons: SuppliesSundries on Etsy
The Camo Fleece, Green Vinyl and the cording for the toggles all came from F&M Fabrics locally.
If you love the Downton Duffle, you can pick it up on a great sale, going on now through Midnight on Saturday, November 30th. Just Click the image below to browse all the wonderful patterns available.
I’ll come back Friday to show you another Peek-A-Boo Pattern I’ve used. In the meantime, have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
You did lovely job!
Thank you Justine! Thanks for stopping by!