Blue Dot Dover jacket

[annieeg]

This is a nice, comfortable, but not over-sized top which is intended to be a jacket but certainly works as a top.
It started off as a toile, but I think its good enough to wear in public .  It could also be a useful summer housecoat/dressing gown.
It went together easily and I'll definitely make it again in a heavier fabric (it would probably drape better) as a lightweight jacket. 
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[Gernella]

Nothing wrong with it but the colour would put me right off @annieeg , I don't see you in something in that colour, although screens sometimes don't show the true colour.

[coffeeandcake]

I don't think there's anything wrong with the colour and I like the embroidered leaves?. I think it would look very nice with leggings.

[UttaRetch]

Not keen on the colour, but it's a good wardrobe staple.

[Gernella]

I like the embroidered leaves?.

I think I need new glasses.

[BrendaP]

I think that the embroidered leaves are part of the fabric - either pre-embroidered or possibly just embossed, hard to tell.

The colour isn't for me either but  yes a good wardrobe staple - but without the pockets; I'm not a fan of pockets.

[annieeg]

Here's a photo taken earlier today of me wearing the Blue Dot Dover Jacket as a top, rather than a jacket.
I just thought it might look better being worn, rather than on the hangar, because that fabric doesn't drape very well.
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[Gernella]

Not bad at all, when the right body is in it @annieeg . Looks a better colour as well, more pale beige.

I'll have those earrings please, if you don't mind.

[Lady Violet]

Looks lovely.  Fabric is very pretty.

[Tamnymore]

Lovely top @annieg and beautifully sewn! Very nice design. Good to have the raglan sleeves and pockets. Must have a look at that pattern.

[sewmuchmore]

looks lovely on you, but personally not a big fan of necklines that low.