I chose a loose, hip-length jacket. I was lucky to find one I liked at D.I. for $5.
The back view has the most vintage patches.
The patches are graphics available from graphicsfairy.blogspot.com
I printed the labels and patches on Colorfast Sew-in Inkjet Fabric Sheets.
After a quick rinse & spin cycle and a tumble in the dryer with a load of towels, the patches are starting to fray nicely. The idea is a worn, comfortable look.
The next jacket is just in time for Halloween!
Back view with owl graphic I scanned from a vintage decoration I got on eBay.
Close-up of Owl
The front is simple, with leaves and rick-rack and the addition of bottle-cap buttons.
The sleeve cuffs are also embellished with rick-rack.
I have made embellished denim jackets for my grand-daughters and had a lot of fun doing it. Just think how many things you can do when denim is your canvas. Go thrifting today!
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ReplyDeleteI am agree with your thoughts thatdenim jackets are always perfect choice for men and women both.
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