I haven't had chance to sort my camera out yet so I can't show you, but I had multiple problems with this. Firstly, I used a fairly stable knit fabric with a good weight that I thought should be OK. That may have been my first mistake. Secondly, I followed the instructions and started the sleeve seam from underarm to wrist and then went back and started the side seam "from the same place" to the hemline. She says it doesn't matter if you end up with a hole at the underarm. I beg to differ - I think it does and if I was to do this again I would do the side and sleeve seams all in one.
My fabric, ordered on line - a charcoal grey, had the most disgusting white reverse side and had to be lined, although I probably would have done this anyway, I like linings. The points that form the interior apex of the "bucket" are supposed to be caught into the front facing. I did this but the result was dreadful. The difficulty with my fabric is that the front doesn't hang straight - it sort of hangs in diagonal folds (don't know how best to describe it). It was slightly better when I released the points but now they are drifting about inside. I think at least I am going to have to unpick the entire front facings and possibly interface large areas of the fronts? I used the medium size and it has come up quite big so I could overlap it and put buttons down the front to hold it in place but I wouldn't always want to wear it buttoned up.
I thought I would enjoy making this, but I didn't. It was heavy and unwieldy and I was glad to put it down. I have hung it in the wardrobe and don't feel inclined to take it out again yet!