



I should really have pressed this first, but when Mr M has time available to model, well, you have to take it.
Another brown western shirt, from a 70s pattern this time, and a dark chocolate colour. I like the slim fit, and Mr M says he likes it. Brown is apparently the hardest colour to find in a plain western style shirt, so Mr M says. He would know.
Frocks are so much more fun to make! Did I really promise him a corduroy one of these? I think I shall have to beg off, due to warm weather, and urgent frock making requirements. He won't be wearing corduroy shirts again for at least 8 months anyway.
I bought a leather jacket at St Vinnie's today, blazer length, with patch pockets. It's western style too. I have yokes on the brain.
(Edited to add, by popular demand, full pic of jacket and pocket detail, and to beg appreciation for modelling it on a 31 degree day. You're welcome, Moggy)



3 comments:
Mr M really does make a fine model - you could put together your own catalogue!
And that leather jacket - what a find! Yokes are ace. Can one see it on?
I appreciate the effort, truly I do!
I like the western shirt, looks very nice. I sewed my husband a shirt recently, and I was surprised to learn I actually enjoyed it, and now i want to make myself a shirt with a collar. I had been scared of collars, before.
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