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Another project finished. I started out with a white sweatshirt, some vintage embroidered runners and 2 of my mom's hankies. The hankies made a great collar. The only thing I would do differently next time is to buy a sweatshirt that is 2 sizes larger than my size. After taking it apart and re-stitching it together causes it to lose some width. It does fit, but I would have liked it to be a little looser, since it is a jacket.
2 comments:
Just beautiful and original. Fabulous use of pre-loved pieces. Very Green. lol
Shirley
I LOVE this jacket...very original and what a great way to preserve your mother's hankies.
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