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Robin Hood Jacket
Pattern: Robin Hood Jacket, by Zoë Mellor
Source: Adorable Knits For Tots
Materials: Rowan Cork (Discontinued), Colour 038 Bug, 9 skeins
Needles: Knit Picks Interchangeable Circs, 6.5mm and 8mm
Modification: I did the 3-4 year size, extended the length of body and sleeves, and it fits my 6 year old daughter with room to spare.
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Warm, zippered, lots of pockets, reversible. What else does a Boy on the go need?
Color: Bedford Navy
Rifling through my parents' photos. This one is from one of several shots of my dad kicking a football about with his mates all dressed in suits. So mod.
I took this photo in 1998, back when Brick Lane was full of leather jacket shops and not coffee shops! It's a good fit. From a 35mm negative scan.
This shows close up of trim I will use for this jacket. It is pinned on here. You can see a little gold flecks. This is one of the yarns I am using to interweave with the other yarns.
it was because of my grandmother that i never got to know my grandfather. for some reason that i'm sure made total sense to her, she caused a bit of a rift in our family a long time ago. i was maybe 13 or 14 when it all happened and for the next few years after i didn't really see them all that much. and then i didn't see them at all.
until a few years ago: my grandfather was in the hospital in London and my dad had been going up to visit him, so i asked if i could come along. and for the first time in nearly 20 years, i got to see him again. and talk to him.
and i realized how much i had missed him. and it made me want to laugh, and to smile. and it made me want to cry.
i got to go visit him back in Windsor only one more time before he died. it was one of the days that i will remember for the rest of my life. he was staying (i believe) at the Villa Maria, which sits right on the Detroit River nearly under the Ambassador Bridge. we sat outside at a table, and watched the ships go by, and he told stories i had never heard before—things about when he was in the air force, and when he was over in the war. i wished to god i had had a tape recorder, because i'm never going to remember all of the things he said.
and when i went down for his funeral, i saw my grandmother again for the first time since i was 14 or 15. and i was polite. and i said hello. and she looked quite the same as i remembered (though obviously older), but at the same time it was like being introduced to a stranger.
and i couldn't tell if i wanted to hate her, or to hug her.
but maybe she wasn't totally to blame—i've been an adult now for quite some time, and if had really wanted to rectify the situation, couldn't i have at least tried...?
i don't know.
it doesn't really matter now though.
i had been thinking about all of this more and more since he died, and i had been working up the courage to get back in touch with her when my father called to tell me that she was ill, that they had had to move her from her house to 'The Lodge' because she couldn't take care of herself anymore.
and i thought about going down to visit. i struggled with it.
and ultimately, i decided that i would go see her over christmas, and that i would see how i felt about things then.
and then she died.
5 am christmas morning.
just hours before we were going to visit.
my dad woke me up around 6, and him and my brother and myself, we went down to see her.
it wasn't quite the way i was expecting it to happen, but i did get to go visit her in the end. and tried my best to say my goodbyes.
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the photo?
oh, right.
so, a few days later we were at the house, moving her stuff back from 'The Lodge'.
"if you see anything you want, take it" they said—so this is what i have, this jacket (his) and its twin (hers). and since i can't have THEM anymore, i guess these will have to make do.
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THE DETAILS : shot against the red wall in my office using a 580EX bounced off the ceiling and side wall.
Riding an e-bike can be useful for those who don't want to work up a sweat, when in a hurry. The other way is to just ride slower.
"The Hunter"… is the name of this A1 jacket designed by Mister French Cancan himself and manufactured by Theodoros Pampoukas (Thedi Leather owner). Inspired with original hunting and fishing early 30's leather jackets of the Mister FCC's collection, this model was made with UK domestic lamb to find the nearest supple quality leather of the deerskin, used in the 20's/30's for this kind of outwear jacket. It was made with, very authentic color leather and accessories, original 30's casein buttons, wool lining… ! Details as chinstrap, shoulder strap, gamebag are totaly original…and to the question "how fits this hunter jacket", just have a look !!!!!!…but don't forget… this "KING-O FCC" JACKET could'nt be considered as a simple "vintage jacket" as "fedora loungers" basically thought…This jacket is a condensed version of 25 years of 20's to 50's american leather jackets collection and historic wildlife references…So… for the true and rugged men ONLY…long life to the hunter !!!! or best …long WILD LIFE to it !!!!!
Hollywood's brown coat: US$10 AVAILABLE!
Disco Boogie Jacket: US$10 (SOLD)
Takara Set Brown Jacket: US$10 (SOLD)
Cinnamon Girl headband: US$2 AVAILABLE
Shipping: US$4 (I combine shipping)
As a kid, I always admired older teens with elaborately decorated leather jackets in New York. They were popular, as I grew up in Manhattan in the 1970s. I bought a motorcycle jacket at some point and always meant to decorate it. That I didn't really get started until now is sort of silly. But, I was in the midst of a "thirty days of making" marathon, and it seemed like a good time to get started. Is it ever too old to DIY?
These are from the sleeves — there are two triangular patches behind the zippers at the ends of the sleeves, and these seemed like good places to experiment.