REESE COOPER Presents: "How To Make a Chore Coat"
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- Опубликовано: 16 апр 2020
- "How To Make a Chore Coat" is an instructional video to go alongside our first RCI - DIY capsule collection online now. In this video we're making the RCI Chore Coat Kit with Khaki Corduroy. The collection, as of right now, features an RCI Field Sewing Kit, a 3-pack of RCI embroidered patches and the RCI Chore Coat Kit in 7 different fabrics we had in the studio. More fabrics will be made available as they become available to us.
"On paper, this is just materials, but after around 40 steps (or magic) this will be something you can be proud of. The print on the fabric can go anywhere on the garment or not at all. Get creative, have fun. Thank you for participating."
Video directed by Tom Winslade (tomwinsla.de) 
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I wish every tutorial was filmed just like this. Everything you need, and I didn’t have to increase my playback speed once!
I must be a slow learner! Not getting everything the first time, but plugging away.
I'm shook by how you used NO PINS! Great sewalong. I really want my spouse to order a kit so I can sew it for him.
Corduroy has a definite nap...people should be instructed to ensure all pattern pieces have the same orientation-- not turn upside down to save on fabric.
So, dont fold it in half before cutting?
@@boogaloobomber9889 when you initially lay out fabric for cut, especially if you purchased from a fabric store, there’s already a fold in it. Any pattern pieces that require placement on fold should be pinned in this area. You’re doing so to insure that you are getting a perfectly symmetrical piece as in a collar, some garments that don’t require a seam in the main pieces, etc.
The weird edges of the fabric (that weren’t cut at the fabric store) are called selvage edges which should always be even and aligned parallel with the fabric fold for most sewing projects unless noted it should be cut otherwise.
When sewing with fabrics like corduroy, velvets and any fabric with a nap (a raised textured pattern in fabric that you can actually feel), the pieces should always be pinned and faced in the same direction.
Store patterns usually include arrows on the pattern pieces so that you will always know what direction to cut the pieces on your fabric.
Hope I didn’t confuse you and it helps!
Have my 3 kits -- can't wait to get started. Going to make jazz it up a bit with my fabrics!
Amazing content and tutorial, crazy how no one is seeing this...when a tree falls lol
pro tip : you can watch series on flixzone. Me and my gf have been using it for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Phillip Aden Yup, been watching on flixzone for months myself :D
This is great. DIY all day
I smiled all the way through this. I love my jacket. Wanted to buy the kit because it's an awesome idea to support designers, in this challenging time. But...I still smiled all the way through. ( I'm decrepit, ancient etc. Designing and sewing, since I was about 5. Several lifetimes). And I still love my jacket.
Thank you! You explain very well
LEGEND!
This is class
Thank you so much
thank you , needed this , been struggling with the collar
Thanks s👏🏼👏🏼
GOD LEVEL CODES
Wooooow
Love this brand! We sell it at my store, wish I could afford it! 😫
amazing tutorial!! super easy to follow and great cinematography
Is this the same fabric as the khaki corduroy kit we can order on the website?
dope vid how long does it take you to make one of these
Is this kit still available?! If so where can I find it?
Where did you get the pattern?
Hey is the kist still available?
I wish this pattern had shoulder gussets. I can guarantee this won't last a season of work.
Does anyone have this pattern? I want to make with some canvas I have but don't see it available anywhere
How would you recommend adding elbow patches to this coat? Probably before stitching sleeves, but I am not sure about the placement. Any suggestions?
Temporarily baste the sleeves together and to the bodice. Try it on and mark with a pencil or chalk on the sleeves where your elbows are. That's how I'd do it.
Hi! Where can I find this kit? Need it. 🚀
is it still for sale ?
Where can I get this kit???
You like tom sachs van neistat or Casey? Film style kinda reminds me of them
is just the pattern avaible?
The booklet you're referencing, is that for sale??
He has a kit containing all the components
how do i get the patterns to make this?
Where can i get the pattern
is 5:07 backwards?
wes anderson meets tom sach nice
wheres the pattern?
do we need a sewing machine
Nah, you can use your teeth.
Not if you have a stapler...
Yes
Went to your lovely website to see more but the aggressively repetitive subscription pop-up drove me away😢
This is a Carhartt jacket with the top pocket moved to the other side, cuffs, back centre seam and x-fork removed(the standard 10% change required to avoid copyright). Then flowered up with some patches. Its made with such flimsy material it resembles a shirt. You could buy real Duck canvas from BigDuck canvas company, a work jacket pattern and make it for way less than the price of this. Or go hardout and make the pattern yourself. One of the Winifred Aldrich books on pattern drafting, mens, women's or children's are best. This jacket pattern is very easy to do from her books.
Where to get the paterns?
@@ElDuardo01 did you ever get to know where to find the patterns? I am looking forward to make this coat
No, im sorry
Yikes! No lining? All those exposed seams? I’m not Project Runway talented, but I wouldn’t take the time to sew a jacket with no lining.
its just a light jacket ma'am nothing wrong with having a variety of weights in ur closet
Nice coat. Tutorial not so good...hard to follow.