1908 Americans Fabric
Last weekend we found the right color and drape of fabric for Josh’s 1908 St. Louis Americans jacket. We considered going more authentic, but the right color, weight and drape of wool flannel is just too expensive for such an experimental project (have we mentioned that we’re kind of cheap?). Instead, we found a stretch corduroy that’s very fuzzy and really has the look that we want, even though it’s not straight up authentic.
This is as far as we’ve gotten in the project.
We’ll keep you posted.
A big “thank you” to Nancy of Sew West for her input on the fabric. Hopefully, this one will work out fabulously so we can do an awesome flannel one next.
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Thanks for the shout out! It wasn’t necessary but nice all the same. (blush)
I’m looking forward to seeing how the legacy jacket comes out.