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This is My Bag

The lavender jacket is lookin' good. That bag lining technique is neat-o. Sandra B. offers a tip about decorating the seam that joins the jacket facing to the lining. I did that, using one of the few decorative sitches that my ol' Viking can do. (Different cams = different stitches and I only have 3 cams). But it looks really nice. Of course, the jacket isn't actually finished, but it almost is, and it does look nice.


Jacket almost done.

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