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Moto Jacket Pattern Tour and Giveaway

By on August 15, 2015 in Jennuine Design, Moto Jacket, Pattern Tour, Uncategorized

It’s almost time for the Moto Jacket pattern tour!  I am really excited to see all the different versions our participants have in store.  We have a great variety of “tourists” – some were pattern testers and others are bloggers I invited.  The tour will run from August 17 to the 21st, with four different versions being shared each day.

Moto Jacket Tester Tour

Reyna Lay  ma me mi mo  Beri Bee Designs  From a Box

Friends Stitched Together  Sew Not Perfect  Climbing the Willow  Sew Shelly Sew

The College Seamstress  Rebel and Malice  Sew Cool for the Tween Scene  Gingerbear

PenSeb&Rox  Just Add Fabric  Call Ajaire  Create3.5

Project Destash  Milk Monster Momma  Miss Castelinhos  All Things Katy

 

And… I’ve organized a fun giveaway to go along with the pattern tour.  I really want to thank all of the amazing sponsors who offered prizes to sweeten the tour!

Moto Jacket Giveaway Collage

One lucky winner will receive a really great prize package:

And there will also be a discount on the Moto Jacket pattern as well as the rest of the patterns in my shop.  Be sure to check in each day for links to the blogs.

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3 Responses to Moto Jacket Pattern Tour and Giveaway

  1. Diana August 15, 2015 at 7:49 PM #

    How exciting!! Can’t wait to see all the wonderful versions! 😀

    Reply
  2. LINDA August 15, 2015 at 7:53 PM #

    THANKS FOR SHARING A GREAT GIVEAWAY!

    Reply

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  1. Moto Jacket Pattern Tour - Miss Castelinhos - February 6, 2017

    […] Today, I’m happy to join the Moto Jacket Pattern Tour, hosted by it’s designer, the lovely Jennifer from Jennuine Life.I was lucky to be one of the testers for the Moto Jacket. During the test I made two jackets, already showed here. I wanted to take new pictures, for the tour, but it’s just to hot…  so I decided to make a new one, as a way to celebrate this wonderful pattern and also to show how versatile it can be.You must have notice by now, that the jacket has no sleeves… That’s right, I turned into a vest! Also I used a knit as main fabric. Jennifer recommends knits for the sleeves and collar (great way to repurpose old sweaters!), but I thought this pattern would make a cool knit cardigan. Since I’m planning my son’s “back-to-school” wardrobe, I wanted to make an outfit, so I pair it with the Mini Hudson pants. My son loves to wear track-suits on a school day, and I have a pet-hate for them, but if they all look like this, I’ll be glad to bend to his will!I made no alteration to the armscye, simply adding a band in the same ribbing as the collar and welt pockets. The side zipper is such a cool feature, and the length is perfect! The grey knit is bit thick, it’s the Denim-look college from Nosh, so it has a nice structure, and worked pretty well on this pattern. The lining is a jersey knit also from Nosh, with a bit more stretch. I had to be careful not to stretch it to much when attaching it to the jacket.In the end, it came out just as I intended. The instructions are so easy to follow. Jennifer’s illustrations are some of the best I’ve seen in patterns (and really beautiful too!). Also she explains every little detail very thoroughly, like, for example, how to shorten the zipper.Don’t forget to check what all the other lovely ladies are doing! Jennifer is offering a 25% discount on all her patterns using the code “MotoTour”, and there’s also an amazing giveaway. […]

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