Here's my partially finished first take on Vogue 9212 (back and front)- the jacket pattern that I'm trying out as a tunic top for starters before proceeding to tweedy jackets. I've moved Bertha to a tidier marginally less untidy bit of my sewing room so you aren't distracted by the clutter. Unfortunately, the pattern is so busy you can't see any detail. I may have to take a pic of me wearing to when I'm finished.
I eased out the side seam on the centre fronts by quite a bit (to accommodate tum - ahem). This wasn't entirely clever as it made it quite difficult to fit the seam of the side front panels to the centre front pieces and I had to stretch them quite a bit to fit. Also, it has made the front, below the bust, a wee bit loose. Next time, I won't do this adjustment, I'll just add a tiny bit to all seams and that should be enough. It fits well across the shoulders and the back - hooray.
Now for the front facing, collar facing (both interfaced) and also a facing for the front 'skirt' bit (I'm not interfacing that bit). Collar and fronts have to be interfaced - not so sure about the front skirt. As this is a jacket pattern it has instructions for a full lining so a bit of imagination has to go into 'not' lining it. Will post a pic of the insides when I've done that.