Well done, did you mark up your toile changes on the pattern? I'm a bit slack at this and usually find some cryptic note scribbled on the back of the packet when I get the pattern out again.

Fran - can you draw me a picture? I don't understand where I pivot it

Ditto, I thought I recognised the logo- my goddaughter is at UK

I would second the Imperial War Museum, we went to the one in Manchester and plan doing the London one at Easter. HMS Belfast is also good, I believe you can also go in Tower Bridge, and check on the website for the times at which it will be opening. Walk along the south bank and peer through the gate at the Globe Theatre. The London Eye is also great, we'll be doing this for the 3 time, each time we have just turned up and jumped on. The first time I took my son to London he was 4 and got lots of thrills riding at the front of a double decker bus and watching and riding the tubes.... Chinatown and environs is a great place to eat, and often the museums have good cafes. Greenwich is another place that may be worth a visit, there's the maritime museum, market, park, and Cutty Sark, you can take the DLR to Island Gardens (? End of the line) and walk through the tunnel under the river to Greenwich. (theres also a very large very new Lego shop in Leicester Square) St Martin in the Fields used to offer brass rubbing in the crypt for a small fee, not sure if it still happens. The Natural History museum is fun, and free.

I have an adjustable one - and I don't use it, it's currently in the basement as I was intending to put it on eBay when we drive over at Easter. I'll put some pictures up and list it in the for sale section if you or anyone else is interested. No clue which brand it is but it's royal blue.

Bad day here, started on project 2 the jacket. I'd traced the pattern out a few weeks ago, so I pinned it, cut it out, ironed the interfacing on then sewed the back and front up, tried it on for size. Quart and pint pot came to mind, unpicked it, let seams out, no joy. I think i'd misread the pattern and traced off the size based on hip size and not bust

I thought it was just me, I find Style Arc patterns really big, I've made the Twiggy dress and the Lana tunic and (despite measuring for the correct size) they were both huge. Both were a fag to mess with, I couldn't be bothered with the Lana tunic, I gave it away and made another. I love their style but it's put me off making any more.