Navy Blue Log Cabin Jacket
Joan McClaren lost her handmade log cabin jacket about four years ago (approximately 1996?) in the Santa Barbara area of California She believes she may have accidentally left it on a chair. The jacket was made with navy blue fabrics with 6-inch log cabin blocks. Sketch of jacket and fabrics used are shown to the right. The jacket had navy blue lining with a tiny pink flower print. All fabrics were 100% cotton.
She does have scraps of the fabric so she can positively identify the jacket, but it does not have a label. The sleeves were made with extra length so they could be rolled up to form cuffs. The jacket has wooden buttons.
Joan is offering a generous reward for the return of this jacket. Joan reported, "I would really love to have this jacket back. I sewed on it every day for 5 weeks. It was a beautiful garment. I can't believe I was so careless and lost it!!!"
If you have seen a jacket that fits this description, please contact Joan at [email protected]. You can also contact her by writing to:
Joan McClaren
PO Box 604
Goleta, CA 93116
Posted February 1, 2000.
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