You are so amazing. Thank you! I have a different Style Arc jacket (Adelaide) and have been so intimidated with so few instructions in the pattern. This clears so much up. I am so glad you are on RUclips! Wishing you all the best!
I was taught in tailoring school to hand stitch the hem/lining by hand. Just fold under and stitch by hand. Same goes for bottom hem around the jacket. Nice pattern
Thank you so much for such a clear tutorial. I have been wanting to make this jacket for sometime and now feel confident to give it a go. Your videos are always so well done, congratulations😊
Your video is amazing and very helpfull. For the first time, i have sew a wool jacket with linen (pattern up1030 from unfetteredpatterns)... Step by step, i have listen your instructions and now... I have a Jacket with linen. Sorry, i'm french and i made many mistakes in english. I'm very grateful, your channel is one of my favorites.
Thank you for this very clear and detailed video. I love Style Arc patterns, but the instruction's are usually very minimal, sometimes leaving me confused.
Yes, I wonder why they don't have the same detailed instructions that other indie patterns provide. Burda is similar -- a bit light on direction. Glad this was helpful for you 🙂
Hi -- I did not add any length. Perhaps my torso is shorter than yours? But you could always add a couple inches to your preference, and add the same amount to your lining, so you have the same hem difference when attaching the lining at the end.
I'm still a bit confused with the tucks onto the facing because my lining is the same length as the interfacing piece. Looking at your video, the lining looks longer hence the tuck. Or are they both 'tucked'? Thought I had it nailed until I started putting it all together 😮😂
@@Sew-Happy Sorry, still confused. I know the main jacket is longer than the front that's not an issue. It's the corner of where the lining is sewn to the facing. In the video the lady tucks the lining and shows she pins it to the facing then stitches it all the way around with another tuck on the opposite end. You say the facing pieces are the same length as the lining, yes they are BEFORE making the tuck in the lining but not afterwards. If I tuck up my lining at both ends as shown in the video then my jacket edges around the facings and neck are much longer than my tucked lining. This is the first time I've made a jacket (apart from a pyjama jacket and that was totally different) and I fully understand the turning process etc but this tuck for some reason has completely baffled me because I end up with shorter lining than the facings and neck edges and the lady doesn't.
You are so amazing. Thank you! I have a different Style Arc jacket (Adelaide) and have been so intimidated with so few instructions in the pattern. This clears so much up. I am so glad you are on RUclips! Wishing you all the best!
Thank you 😊 They do have lovely patterns, with sparse instructions. 😉 Glad this helps.
Super useful sew along. I am making the Harriet and was struggling with the instructions for the lining but now all is clear. Thank you.
🎉 so glad you found the view and it helped you out! Thanks for letting me know.
Again a very helpful video. Thank you👏👏👏🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
😁 wonderful. Love to hear it! Thanks for the comment! ❤️
I was taught in tailoring school to hand stitch the hem/lining by hand. Just fold under and stitch by hand. Same goes for bottom hem around the jacket. Nice pattern
Good tip -- thank you.
Absolutely wonderful video! I had never lined a garment before but you made it so easy! Very grateful!
Great to hear! 💕 Thank you for taking the time to let me know. 🤗
The video I've been searching for for years. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and skills. Excellent work.
That's great to hear!! 💕
Thank you for a very helpful video. I'm making a different jacket and now have a much better idea of how to tackle it
So glad it's helpful! Thanks for watching.
Excellent video! Cute jacket!
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much for such a clear tutorial. I have been wanting to make this jacket for sometime and now feel confident to give it a go. Your videos are always so well done, congratulations😊
Thank you for the kind comment. Great to hear you’re going to make this jacket - it’s such a nice one! 💞
I enjoyed your video and thank you for your inspiring tips!
Glad you enjoyed it! 💕 Thanks 😊
Awesome! Could you please do a sewing tutorial for the Style Arc Delphine Woven Jacket? It would be super useful and much appreciated.
👋 thank you for the suggestion. I will look into this pattern 🧥
Thank you!
Wow such a clear and informative vlog. Thank you
Thank you for letting me know it was helpful. 💕
fabulous thank you
You're welcome!! ❤️ It's one of those projects that is well worth the effort! 🤗 Hope you make one too!
Your video is amazing and very helpfull. For the first time, i have sew a wool jacket with linen (pattern up1030 from unfetteredpatterns)... Step by step, i have listen your instructions and now... I have a Jacket with linen. Sorry, i'm french and i made many mistakes in english. I'm very grateful, your channel is one of my favorites.
Love to hear it!! Thank you. It is a wonderful pattern and I'm glad you made a jacket you love. 💕
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I was just looking at this tutorial to make the very same woolen jacket as you!
Thank you so much for this video, I appreciated your clear instructions and have subscribed
Thank you! Glad it was helpful and I appreciate you subscribing!
Thank you for this very clear and detailed video. I love Style Arc patterns, but the instruction's are usually very minimal, sometimes leaving me confused.
Yes, I wonder why they don't have the same detailed instructions that other indie patterns provide. Burda is similar -- a bit light on direction. Glad this was helpful for you 🙂
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Thank you! 🌺
Did you lengthen the jacket? I made one a few months ago and it is shorter than yours. If you did, by how much?
Hi -- I did not add any length. Perhaps my torso is shorter than yours? But you could always add a couple inches to your preference, and add the same amount to your lining, so you have the same hem difference when attaching the lining at the end.
Great video, as the instructions were not helpful, due to no illustrations. Thanks.
Thank you! 🥰
I'm still a bit confused with the tucks onto the facing because my lining is the same length as the interfacing piece. Looking at your video, the lining looks longer hence the tuck. Or are they both 'tucked'? Thought I had it nailed until I started putting it all together 😮😂
The lining and the facing are the same length - the main jacket length extends beyond the lining in order to create the resulting lining tuck.
@@Sew-Happy Sorry, still confused. I know the main jacket is longer than the front that's not an issue. It's the corner of where the lining is sewn to the facing. In the video the lady tucks the lining and shows she pins it to the facing then stitches it all the way around with another tuck on the opposite end. You say the facing pieces are the same length as the lining, yes they are BEFORE making the tuck in the lining but not afterwards. If I tuck up my lining at both ends as shown in the video then my jacket edges around the facings and neck are much longer than my tucked lining. This is the first time I've made a jacket (apart from a pyjama jacket and that was totally different) and I fully understand the turning process etc but this tuck for some reason has completely baffled me because I end up with shorter lining than the facings and neck edges and the lady doesn't.
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