
And the sketch I drew of it in the dressing room of my local Anthropologie?
Well, in the latest issue of Threads magazine I saw the sketch for this jacket, Kwik Sew 3624,


that was similar to my sketch of the Moth sweater. I have to admit I would never have looked at the jacket twice if not for the sketch. The Kwik Sew version uses a lot more fabric and details; gathered pockets, drawstring bottom, and fuller sleeves. However, I'm sure a simpler version could easily be made.
Close up for better detail of the two layers.
3 comments:
I just bought that KS pattern after seeing it in Threads. It is so simple, but I wanted the pattern anyway! It's a perfect starting point for that Anthro sweater.
Oh, Anthropologie, they get me every time. That does look a like a really simple top to make. Was the anthro top a knit fabric or a woven?
It was a knit, a very thin knit actually.
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