I finished the jacket today. The pattern is The Keystone Jacket by Golden Thyme Designs. I had never heard of this company until I saw them in a booth at the International Quilt Festival in Houston. I liked their samples and its an easy pattern.

For my first sample I made it pretty much by the directions. The only thing I changed was using flannel instead of muslin as the base.

And in their samples the slanted strips next to the feature strip on the back were darker...giving a slimming effect. Mine were pretty dark but not reading as dark as I might have liked.
And the directions don't call for interfacing or shoulder pads. A big no no with me but I gave it a go.

The front closes with the lapels turning back a bit and showing the lining. Hard to photograph without a lot of pinning.

I just showed it closed in front in this photo. One could also add some interesting closures on the front as well.
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