I Made a 1952 Cape Coat from Just a Picture

I have been needing new rainwear for a couple years now but I couldn't find the right coat. Then I happened to stumble upon 2.5 meters of soft shell fabric in the discount section of my local Fabricland, and low and behold it looked like just the right amount of fabric to create the 1952 cape coat from this photo I had saved a few years ago. With fabric and inspiration in hand it was time to make it a reality! This entire project ended up taking around a month for me to make with my limited sewing time due to my injuries. ★★ FLOOD DONATIONS LINKS ★★ RedCross Canada https://donate.redcross.ca/page/94172/donate/1?locale=en-CA GoFundMe - BC Flooding https://www.gofundme.com/en-ca/c/act/bc-flooding Footage of floods from Pilot Yellow https://youtu.be/lE9lsThbaQk I would like to say a HUGE THANK YOU to Natasha for creating my new Intro card!!! ★★Pattern Info ★★ SPOTS FILLED Thank you! I am in the process of turning this into a one size pattern and I am going to need a few pattern testers to see how adjustable the size range is! If you are interested please email me with your measurements! MATERIALS: 2.5 m 60" wide Soft shell coating fabric (3 would have been better) 3 m 60" wide polkadot lining 9 large buttons 9 tiny buttons 2" belt buckle Interfacing Button thread Sewing thread MUSIC: All songs can be found on Epidemic Sound. https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/m6x5vx/ The following links are affiliate links, so if you decide to purchase one of the items below