How To Reline a Coat or Jacket | Sew Anastasia
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- How do you reline or replace the lining in a coat or jacket? Fashion designer Anastasia Chatzka shows you how on a home sewing machine!
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This was such a lovely overview!!! I was daunted looking at the coat I need to replace the lining on, but your step by step instructions broke it down wonderfully for my brain to digest! Can’t wait to get started. Thank you!
love that you used 2 colors inside :)
Don’t stop these videos. Thank you. Came here coz I needed to know if I can add lining to an unlined jacket. 😊
Glad you like them!
While growing up, my mom had a seamstress business. She didn’t have the patience to teach me all that I needed to know to do the same, hence why I’m watching this video. Thank you Anastasia! While I’m not sure I have the confidence to do this on my vintage mink fur, you definitely gave the best tutorial to do it. Subscribe button done ✅ ❤
Thanks Anastasia for making this video. I've used it several times now to reline two coats!! Relining isn't easy especially because each coat is so different. Your video had a lot of great pointers. THANK YOU !
Glad it was helpful!
great tutorial, i'm gonna try it out with the teddy jacket i'm making for myself. I usually make kimonos so i relly need to improve my product by making some with a lining. Thank you!
Your very welcome 🤗 thank you for watching!
Subscribed! Very educational and straight to the point! Best tutorial I have found so far.
Salvador Santillan thank you!
This is one of the first videos of yours that i watched. Now i am back to actually do this project. I have a wonderful coat but the lining is so tight that its uncomfortable to wear. I just snatched some red stretch satin from the joann remnants section for a steal so now i have a reason to get started
How excellent! Send pics when you are finished! or while you are working on it. Thank you for watching.
@@SewAnastasia ill send you a picture on instagram! I always forget to do before pictures lol 😤
@@SewAnastasia it was an utter failure and mishap lol. But i am going to try again someday with another coat because i really want to put a lining in that is like a wild contrast or unexpected. But i suffered some mishaps here and i had to scrap it. It happens.
@@whiskerbiscuit6209 it happens. I hope the next one is better!
Great video- I'm really confused about the sleeves though, is there any chance you can elaborate on that please? How do you go from sewing the cuffs and creating the 'circle' to having the sleeves lined?
Yes please elaborate on this! I'm so perplexed at how sewing the sleeve lining and coat right sides together and how it turns around and it works? I just can't wrap my head around it 😟
Charlotte Young hi, so 1st you sew your sleeves on your jacket lining . 2nd sew your lining to the jacket at facing 3rd sew the openings of the sleeves together .... maybe watch it a few more times.
@@SewAnastasia You skipped too much
@@rmiller2179 haha like... maybe you just kind of pull it through to flip it inside out?? I feel like it might be easier to understand to just put it through first then top stitch it, I'm confused too, and not willing to try it on my actual coat!
So much is missing. It's a fair basics video but more is needed to fully understand the sleeves and cuff and flip . Seems like this would be the last step . Something is missing and that is confusing to beginners. I know what's being done and you know what's being done but more information is needed for those who aren't full time or experienced seamstresses.id definitely pull it through and hand stitch. It's the proper way to do it . Personally I dont care for short cuts but I guess if your working with time limitations it would definitely make it all faster . It looks passable now that it's done but to me it wouldnt be as personally satisfying as doing it correctly and taking the time to stitch by hand around cuffs and body bottom.
Awesome video! 👍👍👍 I need this video so much❤️ thank you from france😘
Nvay Vay very welcome! 🎀
Super helpful. Any ideas on what I should do if I'm replacing a lining that has already been removed? I don't have the old lining to use as a pattern ☹️
Thank you, Anastasia, for such a marvelous tutorial! Clearly, due to time constraints, it's not possible for you to cover absolutely every issue which might arise, such as showing different approaches to connecting the sleeve lining. I'm going to be trying to replace the lining on a vintage Harris Tweed blazer, and I think I'm inclined to turn the sleeve completely inside-out, with the lining wrong-side to the sleeve wrong-side, and then sew the lining to the sleeve at that point. But you are empowering us to believe we can accomplish this, which is sometimes more than half of the battle. And thanks for mentioning that you offer sewing lessons. Best wishes!
Let me know how it goes! You can do it!!!
I had a 100% vicuña wool jacket relined in 100% silk last year. The original lining was polyester. I paid a seamstress $80 to do the job. The links contain pictures of the finished jacket.
ibb.co/0tdQ0TG
ibb.co/fNv3xTr
ibb.co/NZw2fJS
ibb.co/6WVfDz1
ibb.co/7CD5xPv
I agree. The empowerment is awesome.
@@vincec8218 I enjoyed your links. It showed just how much better the coat is with the silk lining.
Can I do the same thing but with the outside of the jacket ,mine is a very nice cozy jacket. Although, the outside is a print of horses. I was hoping I could cover it with a plain fabric.
You totally can
Wow. Ok. I think I can fix my motorcycle jacket now. This ought to be... interesting.
Thomas Black good luck! Happy sewing
Such an impressive skill!
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So what should one do if they did not take notes on how the coat was put together because they just jumped right in?🤔 asking for myself😅
Kari Slusher oh man. Hope you have a good memory
Take your seam ripping hand and place it firmly against the fabric holding hand, palms together. And then PRAY you have enough chocolate and coffee to keep from putting the new lining in backwards, upside down, or throwing it across the room... speaking from personal experience! 😂
I was a little surprised you didn't add the ruffle embellishment around the edge of the lining as the previous one.
D.H. Fremont I know... I think I was just in a rush. Maybe I’ll go back & add it.
Notes are a great idea! How about take pics too? Many of us have phone/tab cameras for visual documentation. 😀
Massimo Riggio totally! Anything that helps you remember how it was out together! 🎀🎀🎀
Do a similar tutorial for relining a leather jacket!
I don't have lining . That's why I want to add lining . I can't find any information anywhere about what to do in this case. Is that because it's too hard or crazy? What a great idea to use weights when cutting pattern pieces! Why didn't anyone tell me this valuable little hint? And the info about what gathering in sleaves are for is so great!
Is there a video for the sleeves? This video was very helpful but the sleeves have me stumped!
Cece I’m going to make a separate video for this for everyone.
Cece yeah start watching at 15:40 in the video
Great video! Can I hire you to reline my coat?
Can this be applied to pants? I'm trying to make the inside on the pant legs a different color so when I cuff the pants there are two colors. Is this possible?
very helpful!
I'm glad my video was able to save the day! If you ever need help with anything else, just let me know. I'm here to be your RUclips superhero!
I have a question. When you came to the end of the fabric what was the sew machine doing? I saw it cut the tread itself.
The machine has an automatic thread cutter on it !
your amazing
Carlos Medina awe thanks so much! 💕🤘🏻
Really agree. The video was a great tutorial.
I finished my pants and I'm making a jacket now. There are pleats in the center back seam of the lining but I don't quite know how to interpret the pattern. I was hoping you would show that. Is it complicated? It just shows a little box with angled sides on the seam. I love the colors you used.
Great tutorial... What size sewing machine needle do you use for this type of fabric.. Also do you recommend cleaning coat before removing lining or after or even at all ...
Hi, I would reccomend cleaning the coat before changing the lining. When I took the lining out it was full of dirt. I used a 80 needle I believe when I was sewing this.
I was thinking the same thing. How did you clean the coat, at the cleaners?
go ahead !
Thanks !
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Hi Anastasia, your videos are very informative and helpful. I have a satin jacket which is too tight at the sides and i would like you to help me alter it by adding an extra piece of fabric at the sides to loosen it.plz can you help me by demonstrating the method through a video? Thanks
Hi! That’s a great idea for a video. I will add it to my list. Check out some of my vids on letting out dresses 👗. I think that will help you too!
What type of material did she use to replace the lining ?
I just used a normal poly lining
Hi, I am looking up another way to attach a coat lining because the sewing pattern I'm using recommends attaching it with a catch stitch. I don't like the way it looks because it's drooping a bit at the neck facing. The reason this is happening is because I lined my coat in wool tartan fabric and added interlining to the back lining piece for extra warmth. The back piece is a bit heavier than regular lining. Do you have any suggestions? I thought about using a pick stitch or a running stitch or maybe machine stitching but, I'm not sure. I pick stitched the collar, patch pockets and the inside edge of the front facing. This is a vintage sewing pattern with lots of hand sewing involved, so far. I don't mind hand sewing though.
I now know enough to call a professional, I can barely keep the patches on my vest.. this looks much harder!
It takes a bit of time but you can totally do it!
Hi there! I want to add a lining to a trench coat I have, it doesn't have a lining.. How can I add a lining to it?
You can trace out the jacket on paper to make pattern pieces and then cut out the lining.
I would like to add a removable lining to a cape that doesn't have one. Could I use the cape for the lining pattern? I am still giving some thought to how to attach it to make is removable.
You totally could use it for the pattern. Maybe a really long zipper? Or buttons?
Would’ve been a lot more helpful to show the sewing for the sleeve lining.
I will see if I can get a suplement video up for this! Thank you Chris!
Chris aka Cnotesforever watch it at 15:40. Also you just sew in a circle ⭕️. The one that was just matched up.
The sleeve part made no sense to me as well
What?
@@b.d.y.k.1081what?
It’s so much faster to use the rotary cutter to rip out stitches after you get the first few loose. Lay the cutter, flat side, down on the fashion fabric. Draw the lining up over the cutter blade to expose the lining to the blade. Voila. Zip zip.
E Johnson that sounds scary but I’ll try
I saw this done on a quilting show. It’s quite easy. Just need to be sure to position the blade so that only the stitches come in contact with the blade. You never go back to seam ripping the old way. However you need to use the seam ripper to open the seam enough to insert the cutter between the layers.
E Johnson in manufacturing we use a razor blade. It sounds like the same concept. I’m sure it’s where it’s from . A rotary blade is basically a huge razor blade. I totally agree that this is fast & easy. It’s also dangerous if your not skilled. So I tend not to show this method. Thank you for sharing though !!!
E Johnson start watching at 15:40
definitely sounds scary LOL@@SewAnastasia .. have you tried this since this comment?
My tweed jacket's tweed is falling out. My arm now has many lines coming out. Any suggestions how to reweave them back?
Is it practical to line with flannel, cotton jersey, or fleece? Those fabrics would be cozy as linings for wool winter jackets.
It’d be tough getting in and out of a coat with all that nap. You can buy lining with a flannel back. At least that’s what I’m doing.
www.voguefabricsstore.com/kasha-satin-winter-coat-lining-taupe.html
@@HRH_Queen_JoJo Good idea. Thanks.
What type of fabric did you use for the lining?
I used a poly lining fabric . I forget what the company called it.
@@SewAnastasia thank you for your response ❤️
Do you have any suggestions for what to look for or avoid in a lining fabric? Are some fabrics better than others?
J Stevenson love ok for something that is durable. You also want something that is smooth like a satin and not like a flannel. This way your arm slides nicely into the sleeves or at least put a smooth fabric in the arms. Depending on the luxury of your jacket silk charmuse would be to die for.
I really liked the original type of fabric which was a silk brocade type.
...i have a leather jacket with no lining : ( it was ripped out a long time ago, any ideas?
its a puffy bomber style female jacket with fitted cuffs, it was my sisters
the hood has a fur edging, it might be real i don't know, its worn in the middle a little
iamjedi06 trace our the jacket pattern & use it for the lining ?
Go commando.
I guess Google didn’t catch the part where I said I didn’t want to sew. Will you marry me? LOL
What if your jacket does not have a facing?
Lena Yasutake just sew it back to where the lining came off at.... let’s say at the edge where the zipper is
Very good tutorial. I would have loved to see your hand stitching technique. Video speeds up. Maybe you can add a section showing your hand stitching technique on the bottom of the hem using contrasting color thread and a bit slower.
Please aim your seamripper away from your hand. A little slip can cause a really nasty puncture wound between your thumb and first finger. If you are doing something because of ease in filming it, please let your viewers know the correct safe way to use a seam ripper. Always aim the point away from your hand holding the fabric.
I agree. Your tutorial is seen and used massively worldwide. Many users have no experience. Always emphasize safety when using cutting tools.
when i relined a jacket i had to aim the seamripper the way she did because the lining was so delicate, so seamripping correctly would have ripped the fabric
What about adding a lining to a jacket that doesnt have a lining
What kind of machine is that?
I used a Husqvarna Viking Designer Epic 980Q! It's so great! My favorite one! It's hot pink!!!!
Hi Anastasia can you do a tutorial on a quarter length coat that need lining. In other words how do you start from scratch with a coat with out lining.
I had a 100% vicuña wool jacket relined in 100% silk last year. The original lining was polyester. I paid a seamstress $80 to do the job. The links contain pictures of the finished jacket.
ibb.co/0tdQ0TG
ibb.co/fNv3xTr
ibb.co/NZw2fJS
ibb.co/6WVfDz1
ibb.co/7CD5xPv
Peppermint you can trace out your jacket self pieces & use them as a lining
I cant sew, but when I find someone who can, I'm putting a galaxy on the inside of a jacket.
Very helpful but the music...
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Is that a Greta Garbo photo in the background? Barbara Stanwyck?
It’s a great demo but the music is horrible. Very difficult to concentrate listening to that repetitive jingle. Better without. But thank you.
You are welcome. Thank you for watching.
The music is distracting
Wendejacke?