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David Page Coffin's new book arrived today.   I spent most of my free time today looking at it, reading bits of it, and looking at it some more.

Trousers

If you haven't done so already, Buy This Book.

I am going to need to make some pants soon enough.  I was thinking I wasn't quite ready for that yet as my attentions are still somewhat running toward scatter-brained.  

This should really help me focus my thoughts.  I have a lot to think about and a lot to absorb.  It should be fun.

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  1. Mary Beth Avatar

    Yes, this is a great book! I’ve always wondered how I would go about making a button fly and now I have an expert to consult. How cool.

  2. Mary Beth Avatar

    Yes, this is a great book! I’ve always wondered how I would go about making a button fly and now I have an expert to consult. How cool.

  3. karent Avatar

    I love his shirts book, so this will be on my list to get next. Thanks. K

  4. karent Avatar

    I love his shirts book, so this will be on my list to get next. Thanks. K

  5. Gemma Avatar
    Gemma

    I have also just received my copy of DPC’s book and have finally had a chance to peruse it. While David has given his readers tons of info on zipper application and waistband construction, I am disappointed that he did not give lining information and the various methods of lining a pants. He also did not show tailoring methods of hemming trousers. All in all, a nice book with lots of good pictures but it would have been really complete had he incorporated linings and hemming methods. Too bad.

  6. Gemma Avatar
    Gemma

    I have also just received my copy of DPC’s book and have finally had a chance to peruse it. While David has given his readers tons of info on zipper application and waistband construction, I am disappointed that he did not give lining information and the various methods of lining a pants. He also did not show tailoring methods of hemming trousers. All in all, a nice book with lots of good pictures but it would have been really complete had he incorporated linings and hemming methods. Too bad.