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Start After Breakfast - Finish Before Lunch Jacket Pattern by Karen Nye

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$7.67 $11.98 In stock

Dress up any outfit with this versatile jacket – created to fascinate! Mix up ‘n’ down with back ‘n’ forth stripe, use 2 complementary fabrics or make all from one fabric. Slimming inverted back pleat. Pockets in side seam. Easy c assembly. Let your mind create!
Sizes included: 6-22.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason Z. ★★★★★

The inverted back pleat gives just the right amount of shape without any bulk, and the stripe-mixing instructions are so clear I finally used up those two coordinating fabrics I’d been hoarding. Slipped it together in one focused afternoon and it’s already my go-to layer over everything.

Samuel T. ★★★★★

The striped pattern is surprisingly easy to match with different fabrics, and the finished jacket feels polished without being fussy. I made mine from two coordinating cottons and got compliments before I even had lunch.

Sophia ★★★★★

I love how the inverted back pleat gives this jacket a sleek, slimming fit while still being roomy enough to layer over a sweater. The pattern’s stripe mixing idea really paid off—I used two complementary fabrics and the result looks custom-made.