Interesting Pattern!

Nov 23, 2010 14 Replies

I have been poking around looking for a pattern to make my DS a fleece cape. She's way too thin, and consequently cold all the time, and loves the white cape/poncho she has. I'd like to replicate it, but I also want it to be a surprise, so I can't just measure the one she has.



However, while I was exploring, I came across this:

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interesting! I might just have to buy the pattern to see the "guts".



For DS, I bought some gorgeous plum-colored Malden Mills Polartec 200,

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I'm going to use McCalls #5764
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alter it to full length front and back with the sides left open. I'll draw a new line starting about waist level, and gently curving to CF and CB. I may try using the coverstitch for all the edges.


i like both patterns--but that vogue one..wow! outstanding! I would love to see what you do with that Beverly....I bet it would wonderful...

betsey

That's absolutely the most unusual design I've ever seen. I would think you would have to be 6 feet tall and weigh 05 pounds to carry it off. Lots of fun though

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but alter it to full length front and back with the sides> left open. I'll draw a new line starting about waist level,> and gently curving to CF and CB. I may try using the> coverstitch for all the edges.That's yummy fabric. I love that fabric. I love polarterc. Waiting for pics. Have fun. Juno

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I probably would not ever make it up. I think it requires someone very tall and very skinny to pull it off. I wish I hadn't missed the JoAnn's Vogue $3.99 sale last week.

I agree!

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I had some MM Polartec "Eggplant" in my stash I thought I might use for DS, but I only ordered 2 yards, and the Blueplum is more her color.

I've been toying with 'wasting' a Vogue freebee coupon on that one, just because... I have to say I do love it, and I have several short bits of tweed in the stash...

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and I'm going to use McCalls #5764>
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but alter it to full length front and back with the sides> left open. I'll draw a new line starting about waist level,> and gently curving to CF and CB. I may try using the> coverstitch for all the edges.>

I'm still trying to complete the laminated fleece I've been making for Big Sis for several years! Keep getting interrupted by pay jobs and other distractions... I'm using a purple/green laminate with this pattern:

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It brings a dinosaur to mind. Perhaps a cartoon dinosaur, with regular scallops down the back.

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Dinosaur or an alligator. It's an ugly coat.

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??? ;->

I really think it would be a cool coat, minus the scallops. And a really good way to use up scraps...

Go for it!!! Take pics!!! ;-)

I remember that pattern, I think its wonderful. So c'mon, how long does your Big Sis have to wait??? ;-P

but i think someone as talented as you would do that coat justice.....

betsey

Thanks, I think. ;-} I may just show it to my DGD, the budding sewist, and see if she would like to make it (with my guidance of course).

YES!!!!!

For that, I like

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I have a pattern for a steg...

Nice, but I need sleeves.

The pattern has sleeves, but it can also be made without them. Interesting pattern. Many, many pieces. Should only be done as a labor of love, but it's a great showpiece for embroidery and trim.

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