The garment is unlined and features princess seams and a nautical-type square collar. Braid trim around the bottom and collar is optional. You can just hem the edge or finish it with bias binding. The jacket would look just as wonderful with an embroidery motif in place of the braid!

This top is a great looking pull-over with two different cuff options; there is a long shaped cuff or a turned back cuff. The sleeves are kimono style and cut in one with the upper section of the top. The back of the blouse has a slightly shaped hemline that is very cute

There are only three pieces to this pattern. The sleeves are kimono in the front and raglan in the back. The scarf, cut in one with the front, ends in a lovely tie in the back. The wrong side of the fabric shows at the collar where the scarf goes over the shoulder so pick your fabric accordingly. A gusset provides ease at the underarm.
 

This is a semi-fitted jacket that hangs open in the front, usually worn over a blouse. It is slightly short of the waist in length. The main body is in three pieces, Back, Side Back, and Front. The front is fitted with a single dart. The sleeve is in two pieces, in either full length, or rounded ¾ length. A sleeve jockey can be worn over the long sleeve, or alone as a sleeve by itself. This jacket is fully lined and without boning.

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