I made a second Shacket, say that three times fast!
This photo makes me so happy with the plaid lining up from back to sleeves.
This time I used a thicker, more substantial flannel form Style Maker Fabrics, which I am sorry to say is sold out. I did use a bit of a rust shirting also from Style Maker Fabrics for the under collar, collar band lining and the yoke lining. I didn't have enough of the plaid and the rust was a nice compliment.
I did have to piece one side of the button band due to a shortage of fabric, plus this was cut on the bias.
I really like this one so much, it is just a better weight than my first one
My only change was to alter the hemline, I smoothed out some of the high sides that my original one had.
My buttons came from Style Maker Fabrics, which I ordered when I was working on this shirt. I need to remember to order buttons when I place my original order. But in all fairness that would mean, I knew what I was making from the fabric when I placed the order!
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