Grove Coat
A timeless coat with finishes so beautiful you'll want to show off the inside too!
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A timeless coat with finishes so beautiful you'll want to show off the inside too!
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I found the instructions really straight forward, even though I’m quite a novice. I made a size 3, with appliqué on the front, which added some bulk. Be careful not to add too much extra fabric if you decide to do something similar as you’ll struggle to turn it back from inside-out to finish - it needs to all pull through the shoulders. You’ll know when you know!
My son wanted to go as Mothra this year for Halloween. I knew 100% that I was going to use this pattern as my begining steps for the costume. It was a great project and the tutorials were spot on. My son is very happy and I feel really good about how it all came out.
This was my first time using a digital pattern, I was nervous about it, but it was actually really easy with all the numbers and markings on the paper! Just took a little time to tape them together, but it wasn’t hard! I used a cotton valor for the outer fabric and interlock cotton for the liner. I consider myself still a beginner sewing, I’ve been making easy clothes patterns for a couple years now. I thought the directions were very clear and easy to follow. This is my most favorite thing I’ve made yet. I’m just so pleased with how it turned out. I can’t wait to make another for my son!
I used this pattern for a client's clown costume. I love that the pattern is so clearly marked and is easy to make adjustments to. I also bought the collar add on.
I got this pattern for little gnome capes for my daughters and it's so adorable. I used the pointy hoods and sewed on a magnetic snap for the closure. Mine are pretty bulky because I used a two layer wool blend for the outside and a flannel sheet for the lining but it still looks great with the top stitching. It's cold here on Halloween. I might make summer weight ones in the spring so they can play in them all year round. I think the cloaks will really grow with them!