Jane demonstrates how to make the belt openings in a manner similar to bound button holes.  In the photos below, note how much fun the students are having in this class.  

Pressing, pressing, pressing.  Jane demonstrates once again how to press our garments.  We love to laugh.

Joy was happy to have taken the time from her busy life to spend the day in Jane's cape class.  Her husband says "A happy wife is a happy home". 

Kathleen's cape is nearly finished.    

Barbara tries on her cape.  The hemming is the last step to be done..

Barbara B. cuts out her cape designed by Jane Foster.

Kathleen sews the buttons onto her cape.

Albie is pressing her London Cape.

This is Daria's first class with Jane. 

Clara is busy sewing her cape seams.

Zelda is thinking of purchasing a leather belt for her cape.

Fran had a great day.  We enjoyed watching her sew, and seeing how she could accomplish all the steps so quickly..

The blue grey color of Sharon's cape is fabulous on her. 

Cheryl is making the most gorgeous cape. 

The color and pattern of this fabric looks fabulous on her. 

Notice the neck edges are still raw.  Students have the option of binding the edges on the cape, or finishing the seams in the normal way, and then applying a trim if desired. 

Joy found a great cream colored cashmere fabric for her cape in Berkeley, and a wonderful metal black and cream button at Britex. 

Betty chose a teal colored fabric for her cape, and is going to make the binding from a solid colored teal knit fabric.