I started this project so long ago I can barely remember the details! But here we go...
This is one of the more recent Seamwork patterns, Baz.
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Baz is an unlined, knee-length wrap coat with a pointed shawl collar.
I made a size 16 from Seamwork's larger range, so it has a DD cup. In retrospect, maybe I should have gone up a size for a bit more wiggle room over all. But that may also be because I used an unforgiving woven on a "works for stable knits OR wovens" pattern. I ended up taking a smaller seam allowance on the side seams.
I also did a 1" full bicep adjustment, and then lengthened the sleeves by 1".
The fabric I used is a tweedy wool coating I bought from Emma One Sock years ago... it was a bit thinner than I thought it would be, and brushed soft on the inside, so I decided it would work well for this unlined cardigan/coat situation.
The fabric has great texture and color: tan and black warp and weft threads, with brightly colored nubs throughout, in orange, turquoise, yellowy green and red.
I cut bias tape from cotton/linen scraps leftover from this project, and did Hong Kong seam finishes on the insides of my Baz. Gah, I love pretty insides!
