Frog Jacket
This is a sample jacket for a class I will be teaching for high school seniors next year. Several years ago I made my daughter several scrub tops from frog fabric. Some of the scraps were too large to just throw away. I had a granddaughter who loved frogs and I had purchased a beautifully embroidered tee shirt for her in Nepal which she subsequently outgrew and gave back. So I decided to add a few "frog" half yards of current prints and make a jacket. The front is asymmetrical.





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