A Chanel inspired Moto jacket?

[Tiggy]

I used a Burda pdf pattern I saw on the blog by ‘Sunnygal studio’ (www.sunnygalstudio.com).  I used a vanilla loose weave fabric with viscose, from Fabworks.  Each piece was quilted to the lining before the side seams were machined then the hand sewing began.  It took a long time, but I enjoyed it.
And yes, I could cry, the zipper goes on the wrong side, but if I tried to unpick it, the fabric would unravel.  It’s supposed to have press studs, but I used shanked buttons and sewed them on tightly to sink the shank into the fabric and give that press stud look.  [ You are not allowed to view attachments ]  

[Bodgeitandscarper]

That looks lovely!

[Ouryve]

That is superb!

[Acorn]

Fabulous!   

[Silver Rose]

Oooh, lovely 

[Lachica]

That is great, I like the trim too.

[Sewingsue]

What a super piece. Well done.

[Vezelay]

Classy jacket and very unique @Tiggy. No one else will notice the zip anomaly btw, just don't let them try it on😊.

[WildAtlanticWay]

Wowsers! That’s one delicious jacket. 
It looks fabulous on you too. 

[Nevis5]

Gorgeous!  You're braver than me!  All that hand quilting     xx

[Gernella]

I do like that @Tiggy and how you've done the braid.

[Tiggy]

Gorgeous!  You're braver than me!  All that hand quilting     xx

Machine quilting is the way forward.  I’m not into masochism, lol

[So Chic]

Looks great, I wish my efforts looked as good.

[Surest1tch]

That's lovely @Tiggy, the zips not on the wrong side, it's where your comfortable with it 😄.

[Catllar]

Your zipper, your decision for the sewing in of! Lovely jacket.