Your patterns have been my favorite so far ❤❤ started my sewing journey last year and it’s so nice to have your sew alongs to reference! Please keep making videos 🌺
So excited to see what sewing adventures await you this year 🎉 I took a break for RUclips of a bit and your content is what brought me back. Wishing a happy and productive year ❤
I would love a pattern/video of the denim top! Also would look so cute with an option for how to make it with like claps/hooks rather than ties so it can be even more closed towards the top? Thank you for your content!!
I'd love a video on how to do your skirt pattern! I'm very picky when it comes to skirts and can't usually find one that I like in stores, so I'd love to learn how to make my own!!
Sitting here watching you in cold snowy UK I’m so jealous of your summer. I love all your Pinterest picture book designs . I look forward to to all you’re new makes for 2025 . Happy New Year 🎉
I really like the looks, especially the denim tie top and the skirt. I would like a tutorial for skirts, for me it is sometimes difficult to get the right fit with skirts and I really like the way you explain things.
I love the way you explain your thought process!! Everything turned out so cute :) I can't wait to use one of your patterns, so happy I found your channel
Thanks for another great video Caroline! I love the white top. Also I think a video on how to make the skirt pattern would be great. Happy new year, i hope you’re feeling better
Happy new year!!! 🎊🎆 I made your Becca dress in the summer out of an Indian sari and it turned out great 😊 I wonder if you would make a blouse that princess Diana wore on a polo match in 1985? It’s a white blouse with puffy sleeves just like your Becca dress and the special thing is the giant square marine collar in front that almost covers the whole front side. She matched the blouse with a tight fit turquoise floral pencil skirt and a cognac colored belt, which makes it sommery and alive 😊
Hi Coraline, Absolutely stunning work as always! I’m completely in love with the pattern-it’s so inspiring that I’ve already started rummaging through my scrap fabric stash to try something similar. The denim one especially caught my eye-I’m obsessed with it! If you wouldn’t mind, could you quickly explain how the bows on the denim top were covered? I’m a bit stuck on that part! 😊 Thanks a bunch
I'm so glad you liked it, my dear! I cut a 4 cm wide strip of cotton fabric (since I didn't have enough of the denim anymore), that was wide enough to cover the interfacing I added + seam allowance. This strip I cut on the straight grain because the center front was a straight line, but the neckline strips I cut on the bias. If you need more assistance with finishing necklines/armholes with bias binding, I recommend watching the Mylena Dress tutorial. I sewed the strip to the center front panel, right sides together, covering the ties. Then I trimmed the seam allowance to reduce bulk, folded the strip to the inside of the garment, and ironed it in place. And to finish it off, I hemmed the strip by folding it 1 cm inside again before topstitching. I stitched it 2 cm away from the edge in total.
Hey, I love your patterns and content! I have the same sewing machine as you (and I think the same topstitching thread). I used to have the same problem with the bobbin thread looping like crazy like it did in your video. But I found out that you don’t have to put the topstitching thread in the bobbin. Just use your normal sewing thread! It will save you a lot of heartache, just thought I would share.
Thank you for the tip!!! I was actually using regular thread inside the bobbin, but back in the days, I also didn't know you didn't need to use the thicker topstitching thread for the bobbin, and I used to always struggle with that 😅 not sure what happened with my machine that day, to be honest!
Thats a great question! For the denim skirt: I wanted to add a slit to one of the sides, so I finished the seams before sewing, because I needed to iron the seam open afterwards in order to finish the slit the way I did. The rest of the seams I didn't actually need to finish beforehand, but I wanted to keep the same topstitching detail on both sides of all the seams, so that's why I made them the same way. For the top: you could also finish the seams before, but I have noticed this armhole princess seam looks a tiny bit better when you finish it with an overlocker (because I trim the seam allowance with it) and topstich it towards the center panel. But I have made the Mylena Dress (same style princess seams) finishing them before and it also worked. It's just a preference of mine after trying it with both methods.
Hello, could you Please advice me what should I do if i don’t have overlock, but don’t want finish with zig zag stitch? French seam, biastape? Thank you!
It depends on the type of seam. The princess seams: I don't recommend french seams, it would be too bulky/strange to sew the curve. I would finish it with bias binding. The seams of the skirt: for this case you could sew with french seams, but if you want to add the slit the way I did, you'd need to finish the panels before sewing them to each other. So you could also use bias binding, or you could add +1cm seam allowance and fold the panel twice and topstitch (as if it's a hem) For the bottom of the facing of the puff sleeves top/for the sleeve seam: bias binding For the side seams of the top/shoulder seams: french seams. For the shorts: french seams (you would need to add extra seam allowance there). For the top of the elastic/hem: just fold it twice. If there's something I didn't mention let me know
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Such a powerful message! It’s clear that success isn’t about avoiding challenges but about how we adjust and move forward from them.
Thank you, my dear ❤️
Love all the looks. Can’t wait for the “everything I made in 2024” video.
Thank you! Currently editing it! Will hopefully be uploaded this Saturday!
i absolutely love the denim top!! it's so cuteee, and the skirt omg
Yes, I would love a video on how to draft that skirt pattern!
Got it!
Rest is absolutely productive ❤
You're right! ❤️
Your patterns have been my favorite so far ❤❤ started my sewing journey last year and it’s so nice to have your sew alongs to reference! Please keep making videos 🌺
That’s so sweet of you to say, thank you! ❤️
So excited to see what sewing adventures await you this year 🎉 I took a break for RUclips of a bit and your content is what brought me back. Wishing a happy and productive year ❤
That means so much to me, thank you for coming back and for your sweet words ❤️
I would love a pattern/video of the denim top! Also would look so cute with an option for how to make it with like claps/hooks rather than ties so it can be even more closed towards the top? Thank you for your content!!
That's a great idea!
I'd love a video on how to do your skirt pattern! I'm very picky when it comes to skirts and can't usually find one that I like in stores, so I'd love to learn how to make my own!!
Will start working on it!
Sitting here watching you in cold snowy UK I’m so jealous of your summer. I love all your Pinterest picture book designs . I look forward to to all you’re new makes for 2025 . Happy New Year 🎉
Hi my dear! Always nice to see you around ❤️ Happy 2025!!
The top and skirt set is super cute, love it🥰
Thank you, my dear ❤️
I love your videos, thanks to you I started sewing and learn how to do it, you are amazing girl, go on with your content.❤️🌹❤️✨️❤️🌹✨️🥰🥰😍
Comments like yours really make me feel like I'm doing something right. Thank you for being so sweet
I love these. Especially the gingham shorts
I’d love the tie top as a pattern!
These are cute and versatile pieces … I love them all!! 😍
I really like the looks, especially the denim tie top and the skirt. I would like a tutorial for skirts, for me it is sometimes difficult to get the right fit with skirts and I really like the way you explain things.
Got it! I'll start working on a patternmaking video for skirts.
I love the way you explain your thought process!! Everything turned out so cute :) I can't wait to use one of your patterns, so happy I found your channel
Thank you so much, you are so sweet ❤️ welcome!
please do a pattern making video for skirts!!! it would be amazing. love love love
Thanks for another great video Caroline! I love the white top. Also I think a video on how to make the skirt pattern would be great. Happy new year, i hope you’re feeling better
Everything is so cute! I would loooove a skirt pattern tutorial!
I'll start working on it soon!
I would love to see you make a bloomers pattern!
I would love to see your take on the Debutante Moire House of CB dress!!
I would love the top and skirt as a pattern!!!
Got it!
Happy new year!!! 🎊🎆 I made your Becca dress in the summer out of an Indian sari and it turned out great 😊 I wonder if you would make a blouse that princess Diana wore on a polo match in 1985? It’s a white blouse with puffy sleeves just like your Becca dress and the special thing is the giant square marine collar in front that almost covers the whole front side. She matched the blouse with a tight fit turquoise floral pencil skirt and a cognac colored belt, which makes it sommery and alive 😊
Woow so exciting 😍😍😍
Hi my dear ❤️ nice seeing you here!
Im so excited for the everything you made cideo😅
It's coming! Hopefully by next Saturday. I'm currently editing it right now!
Mesmo passando mal você se dedicou e gravou para o canal, amei todas as peças ❤ Que Deus te abençoe ❤ Feliz 2025 ❤
Que Deus te abençoe também ❤️ feliz 2025!
Hi Coraline,
Absolutely stunning work as always! I’m completely in love with the pattern-it’s so inspiring that I’ve already started rummaging through my scrap fabric stash to try something similar. The denim one especially caught my eye-I’m obsessed with it!
If you wouldn’t mind, could you quickly explain how the bows on the denim top were covered? I’m a bit stuck on that part! 😊 Thanks a bunch
I'm so glad you liked it, my dear!
I cut a 4 cm wide strip of cotton fabric (since I didn't have enough of the denim anymore), that was wide enough to cover the interfacing I added + seam allowance. This strip I cut on the straight grain because the center front was a straight line, but the neckline strips I cut on the bias. If you need more assistance with finishing necklines/armholes with bias binding, I recommend watching the Mylena Dress tutorial.
I sewed the strip to the center front panel, right sides together, covering the ties. Then I trimmed the seam allowance to reduce bulk, folded the strip to the inside of the garment, and ironed it in place. And to finish it off, I hemmed the strip by folding it 1 cm inside again before topstitching. I stitched it 2 cm away from the edge in total.
❤Your videos are beautiful. I hope you can give us patterns. I love you
Would love to see the top pattern but with alterations that look more like the Zara top with the gold buttons! It looked stunning!
Oohh will see how I can alter it a bit, perhaps a 2nd view?
@@coralinestreetyes please! ❤
I would love the vest to become a pattern available on your shop!! ❤
Got it!
Cada peça mais linda que a outra!❤
Obrigada
Would love a skirt pattern/ instruction video - maybe even if you were able to show us how to do an encased lining 💕
SERIO eu amo seu canal 😭😭😭😭 vc ajuda mt
All the pieces are beautiful plzz make a skirt tutorial
Thank you! I will ❤️
Hi ❤Could you make a video on how to make a backpack or a hoodie? (Or recommend one)
The video started with a spanish ai voice I was scared
Hey, I love your patterns and content! I have the same sewing machine as you (and I think the same topstitching thread). I used to have the same problem with the bobbin thread looping like crazy like it did in your video. But I found out that you don’t have to put the topstitching thread in the bobbin. Just use your normal sewing thread! It will save you a lot of heartache, just thought I would share.
Thank you for the tip!!! I was actually using regular thread inside the bobbin, but back in the days, I also didn't know you didn't need to use the thicker topstitching thread for the bobbin, and I used to always struggle with that 😅 not sure what happened with my machine that day, to be honest!
Amo seus vídeos! que seja um ano de muito prosperidade pra você. bj!!
Obrigada! Que seja um ano incrível para você também ❤️
Queria taaantooo comprar um molde seu mulher mas com o valor do dólar tá difícil 😭😭😭 adoro seu trabalho!!! 💕💕💕
Thank you just found you and please yes would you please do a Vest Pattern i would defiantly buy❤
I loved this video, I'm planning to make some pairs of shorts for me. Because Brasil tá muito quente véi...
Tá mesmo 😅
Linda!! 💐
👏👏👏👏👏
Obrigada ❤️
Nice! Can I made it without a industrial machine? I only have a domestic machine.
How do you decide whether to overlock each side separately like with the denim skirt, or overlocking the seams together like with the denim top?
Thats a great question! For the denim skirt: I wanted to add a slit to one of the sides, so I finished the seams before sewing, because I needed to iron the seam open afterwards in order to finish the slit the way I did. The rest of the seams I didn't actually need to finish beforehand, but I wanted to keep the same topstitching detail on both sides of all the seams, so that's why I made them the same way.
For the top: you could also finish the seams before, but I have noticed this armhole princess seam looks a tiny bit better when you finish it with an overlocker (because I trim the seam allowance with it) and topstich it towards the center panel. But I have made the Mylena Dress (same style princess seams) finishing them before and it also worked. It's just a preference of mine after trying it with both methods.
I really prefer your voice than the "pista en español"
I really would love to Made My pinterest favs outfits
Or u could use another fabric as facing
Hello, could you Please advice me what should I do if i don’t have overlock, but don’t want finish with zig zag stitch? French seam, biastape? Thank you!
It depends on the type of seam.
The princess seams: I don't recommend french seams, it would be too bulky/strange to sew the curve. I would finish it with bias binding.
The seams of the skirt: for this case you could sew with french seams, but if you want to add the slit the way I did, you'd need to finish the panels before sewing them to each other. So you could also use bias binding, or you could add +1cm seam allowance and fold the panel twice and topstitch (as if it's a hem)
For the bottom of the facing of the puff sleeves top/for the sleeve seam: bias binding
For the side seams of the top/shoulder seams: french seams.
For the shorts: french seams (you would need to add extra seam allowance there). For the top of the elastic/hem: just fold it twice.
If there's something I didn't mention let me know
Por favor, faz a base de saia❤
Vou fazer!
Comprei minha maquina, em 2025. Vou começar minha saga na costura.
Ah que legal!!!! Qualquer coisa, estou aqui! So me mandar um e-mail
@coralinestreet Obrigada 🥰
Mano que estranho esse vídeo apareceu par min como se fosse brasileiro aí vejo