One of the themes for this season of Project Run and Play was Spring Formal Wear, and as soon as I saw that theme I knew I wanted to sew something up!
I own the Blank Slate Basic Blazer, so it was of course my obvious choice!
Getting a nice picture of this jacket on a live model did require bribery, luckily I had some Angry Birds lollies stashed away for times like this.
I used Kathleen's tutorial from Fashion Incubator to complete the welt pockets, and let me tell you, they look amazing! My absolute favourite part of the jacket. So perfect.
Overall, I am very happy with this jacket and will post a few more details about the welt pockets and construction in another post.
The shirt was self drafted! I am super happy with my collar, but not so happy with the sleeves. Looks fantastic under this blazer though.
The shirt was an upcycle, the blazer was from some woven striped drill that I bought for $5 at a stash market, and the blazer lining was from some satin which was given to me. So the grand total for this project is about $3. Woo!
Here are some more pictures of the shirt.
Ignore the spot on the shirt front, please? LOL :)
I had planned to sew up some pants too, but lets just say that was a bit of an overambitious idea! They are ready to be sewn up, so I will finish them this week for KCW.
I am going to link this up to PRP this week, yay! x
Oh my gosh!!! That is one amazing blazer. And those welt pockets! You haz skillz lady! xox
ReplyDeleteI really like that blazer. I'm gonna have to sew one up for my boy some time soon! Good luck :)
ReplyDeleteYou've done an outstanding job!!! I love those welt pockets... you're right, they really do make it :) One handsome little model you've got there too xo
ReplyDeleteWow! Simply amazing! Sewing perfection xx
ReplyDeleteHe looks fab in his new gear and You have done an amazing job.
ReplyDeleteThat is gorgeous wll done!
ReplyDeletethis is absolutely darling! I love the material you chose for the fabric! ... can you say pin it?? lol
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That is amazing! And your little boy is a doll!!
ReplyDeleteWow Toni! You have done a super job - I love the blazer, the pockets are perfect and the model is such a little man! :)
ReplyDeleteLove formal jackets on little boys! Should make one for my two year old. Great job. The shirt also looks great. I am impressed you self drafted the pattern.
ReplyDeleteThis is pure gorge!!!! Love it. Perfection!
ReplyDeleteHow handsome.....Love the stripes!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous job! Pinned.
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