The Classic Yellow Rain Jacket

Don't get me wrong, I'm really happy with the finished object. I loved the pattern before I made it and I've already got some (normal) fabric lined up for a second version, but honestly, I don't think I'll ever find the motivation to make another project with fabric like this. At some point during the process (was it the eighth time I tried to topstitch the zipper? Or maybe when I got so tired of restitching to get rid of a particular section of bobbin rats' nests that I just sealed the entire area with seam tape and hid it under the facing) - anyways. At some point, the project shifted from a joyful pursuit of nostalgia to rage-sewing fueled by a singular stubbornness and an unwillingness to be beaten by a synthetic fabric. I'm thankful that I'm able to detach those feelings from the finished garment (which, yes, is almost exactly how I pictured it.. could have lengthened the sleeves another 1/2" but I'm not sad..). It would appear that the only thing I'm harboring resentment towards is the leftover fabric, which I initially had slated for a kid's sized rain jacket for a small friend who calls me "Meow" but I'm now tempted to host a bonfire instead.

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