It snowed just in time for my coat debut! I am so glad to be back here on the blog writing about one of my latest makes (and because I am so busy with teaching middle-schoolers, one of my only makes of late)! I was asked back in September what I wanted to make for my November make and I declared... a coat ... in wool-cashmere ... and then ... whomp whomp, my sewing machine tanked and I had to get it fixed. Fortunately, I could use my serger, so I was able to write up a post on these dresses I made , and pushed back my coat post to January, giving me time to finish all of the coat up. I spied a luscious wool/cashmere blend in a very lovely army green color*, and made a plan to make it up in any coat that would suit this somewhat heavy felted wool best. In the end, I chose a Butterick Lisette pattern ( Butterick 6423 ), since it really makes quite a statement in a solid color, what with its huge shawl collar, unique pockets, and slightly flared opening below th...