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2nd November 16, 11:32 AM
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Thank you Todd for the link again. I was looking for it last week and couldn't find it.
Do you think it would be successful made in light garment weight leather?
A friend wants a beret style cap in leather and your pattern came to mind due to the shaping in the pattern pieces.
Leather, industrial sewing machine, thread and other bits & bobs are all in our combined stashes so no issue there.
I'm just wary of cutting into the leather and can't think of a suitable fabric to use as a muslin.
Thanks
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2nd November 16, 01:35 PM
#12
I think a light leather should be fine. I did this one out of a hunk of ultrasuede upholstery material which I found in the bargain bin at the fabric store. It's not real leather, but it's at least as heavy as a lot of garment leather. Real leather would also be somewhat mold-able as well for shaping purposes.
Next for me will be a waxed cotton shell (like Barbour coats have) probably fleece or wool lined. I tried one but I was messing around with the pattern piece shapes and it didn't fit me once it was done. I have an Inverness cape started from the waxed cotton and a hunk of wool to line it with so I might as well make a matching tam.
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2nd November 16, 07:30 PM
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