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Afternoon Tea Jacket pattern by PinkRoses1220

I love going to Etsy and finding things that you can not buy anywhere else. That was just the case when I stumbled upon PinkRoses1220's shop. I first noticed the adorable clothes for children and then realized the pattern for the Afternoon Tea Jacket was available in both adult and kid sizes!!! I got so excited that I bought it quickly. I will tell you that the pattern is the templates alone. The instructions are not available with the pattern. If you need any help I don't mind sharing the order of how to sew the pattern together. I also spoke to Lisa the Etsy store owner, whom is extremely nice, and she said that she was only selling a few patterns to the public. Her shop is having a huge sale so go check it out!! The jacket is not lined, so for this project a serger is a great machine to use. The fabric find was located at Material Girl Shoppe.

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Anonymous saidā€¦
I have been eyeing that jacket FOREVER. I missed the sale though...bummer. It looks great!!
February 15, 2009 at 8:19ā€ÆPM
Sew Spoiled saidā€¦
I would Esty convo. her if you are still interested. She might sell more:)
I have a pair of Sassy jeans but I can't wear them to work. Now I have found a way to bring my favorite fabrics with me:) LOL
February 15, 2009 at 9:39ā€ÆPM
Leah saidā€¦
I love it! Why Oh why dose Etsy have to be in US Dollar? The Aussie dollar is so crappy!
February 23, 2009 at 1:19ā€ÆAM
Bette's Bags saidā€¦
Love this jacket!!!!
March 4, 2009 at 10:06ā€ÆAM
J Sizzle saidā€¦
I just bought the pattern thanks to seeing your blog! I'm glad I checked, I've always admired this jacket. If I get stuck once it arrives I'll let you know ... I may need some pointers!
March 9, 2009 at 3:36ā€ÆPM
Maddie Dean Photography saidā€¦
I love this jacket and feel soo tempted to purchase the pattern... Butt, I am scared of not having directions! I may go ahead since you offered to help if anyone gets stuck! I just wish the women's size was still for sale... I'd love to be able to have a mom/daughter set :(
March 12, 2009 at 12:33ā€ÆPM
Unknown saidā€¦
I have loved this jacket for months and couldn't pass up the chance to make one for my daughter. I purchased the pattern today but am VERY nervous about making this with no instructions. Any help you could offer would be so much appreciated!
March 13, 2009 at 8:41ā€ÆPM
Sew Spoiled saidā€¦
No problem! If you have any questions let me know:) Don't ever be scared to try new adventures in sewing!!! The worst thing that can happen is that you make a mistake and learn from it:)
March 14, 2009 at 7:14ā€ÆAM
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