Fantastic job. When I sew my interfacing to my facing, I place the sticky side up and the right side of the facing. Sew a 1/4 inch seam or less on the edge, now turn the interfacing and it sticks to the wrong side of the fabric and incases both edges and makes a really nice edge. Less bulk and then you can topstitch like you did. No serger thread nice and neat. I hope you can understand.
That is so smart to sew the cuffs and waistbands, THEN press and trim them while on the jacket. That way it gives you some peace of mind and allows you to fix any mistakes. Genius! Great job @happily dressed!
This is amazing! I didn't get pick as a tester but that is not stopping me from making this beautiful jacket... I'm making mine with corduroy... Thank you for this video :D
Truly. What's not not to love? Great design. Immensely clear directions and fantastic videography. So easy to follow along and I feel like I could confidently make one...although I'm a bigger buy and not sure about sizing. But I'll get there! Thanks so much for all of your hard work and sharing your knowledge and skills with the world.
Loved the flat felled seam insight. When convenient, requesting content for men’s upcycling and or hand made clothing items for gift giving purposes. Than you for sharing your awesome content.
I love this jacket! Also, this tutorial is one of the best sewing tutorials I've watched online. It'll be a while before I can make this, but I'm so excited for it.
On the collar when you turned it inside out before you did that would it help make the corners turn smoother if you where to clip notches in the corners
This is a great tutorial dude, thank you for making it. I’ve always wanted to makes clothes, and seeing you one by one explain and show the tools, is super helpful. Please keep making these!
WOW!! Amazing tutorial that fact that you went through every single step is absolutely amazing I cant wait to make this you got your self a new suscríber I started a Jean jacket and screwed up went and cut up a sheet to try again but I will definitely follow you in it I can’t go wrong. Amazing work ❤❤
Hey I’m a bit confused, i printed size M (test square accurate size) and made it and it looks amazing, but it came out a 48” measured chest. I was expecting 40”. I followed all seam allowance instructions. No clue what happened.
Fantastic job. When I sew my interfacing to my facing, I place the sticky side up and the right side of the facing. Sew a 1/4 inch seam or less on the edge, now turn the interfacing and it sticks to the wrong side of the fabric and incases both edges and makes a really nice edge. Less bulk and then you can topstitch like you did. No serger thread nice and neat. I hope you can understand.
Wow! What a great tip.🔥 Thanks, Susan!
That is so smart to sew the cuffs and waistbands, THEN press and trim them while on the jacket. That way it gives you some peace of mind and allows you to fix any mistakes. Genius! Great job @happily dressed!
I am going to binge watch your channel after Christmas
This is amazing! I didn't get pick as a tester but that is not stopping me from making this beautiful jacket... I'm making mine with corduroy... Thank you for this video :D
Hola! Tus instrucciones son tan claras y bien realizas que aún sin hablar inglés, puedo seguirlas, gracias
Excellent tutorial, thanks bro ❤
Truly. What's not not to love? Great design. Immensely clear directions and fantastic videography. So easy to follow along and I feel like I could confidently make one...although I'm a bigger buy and not sure about sizing. But I'll get there! Thanks so much for all of your hard work and sharing your knowledge and skills with the world.
Loved the flat felled seam insight. When convenient, requesting content for men’s upcycling and or hand made clothing items for gift giving purposes. Than you for sharing your awesome content.
this jacket is incredible!
Genuinely considering making this jacket! Never sewed any jacket before but your video is so well explained :)
I love this jacket! Also, this tutorial is one of the best sewing tutorials I've watched online. It'll be a while before I can make this, but I'm so excited for it.
On the collar when you turned it inside out before you did that would it help make the corners turn smoother if you where to clip notches in the corners
This is a great tutorial dude, thank you for making it. I’ve always wanted to makes clothes, and seeing you one by one explain and show the tools, is super helpful. Please keep making these!
This stitching is super stylish. Finest hour.❤👑
Absolutely gorgeous finish. This looks so good, can't wait to try it out myself!
Excellent tutorial
Love your channel❤!!!!
WOW!! Amazing tutorial that fact that you went through every single step is absolutely amazing I cant wait to make this you got your self a new suscríber I started a Jean jacket and screwed up went and cut up a sheet to try again but I will definitely follow you in it I can’t go wrong. Amazing work ❤❤
Wow! You are so talented! I just found you channel. I will deffo subscribe, much love from Portland, OR.
Looks great !!! 🔥👌🏽
Omg. I love the jacket is so beautiful.. love it
I love it all!🙏🏻💖
Love this jacket you did an amazing job, can’t wait to make one
Looks awesome!!
If you want to do without the pleats like just a regular denim jacket is the cut still the same for front pieces?
Would u suggest a welt pocket or a patch pocket for this jacket ?
I CANT WAIT!!!! 🎉🎉🤩🤩
Going to make this jacket and haven’t seen the video yet 😂😂😂
Какой хороший парень,молодец 🤗
Hey I’m a bit confused, i printed size M (test square accurate size) and made it and it looks amazing, but it came out a 48” measured chest. I was expecting 40”. I followed all seam allowance instructions. No clue what happened.
Pleats are the directed size. Everything lined up it just came out massive
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