I see a lot of comments about Micarah's Couch-Jackie-Kennedy-60s-look and it makes me so happy to see the sewing community being the most supportive friendly and wholesome place on youtube
Wendy: "To make this Chanel-inspired suit, I'm using...." MICARAH TEWERS WHEELS IN A COUCH Wendy: "This lovely blanket!" MICARAH WHEELS COUCH BACK OUT, FOLLOWED BY A SMALL BIRD.
Update: inspired by the encouraging comments on sleeve lining, I finally added them to finish the jacket in a new video! ruclips.net/video/fIZpdlRsYM8/видео.html this suit was the closest thing to a 2020 final boss for me 💪 so many sewing techniques that I've been trying to master this year all packed into one outfit. It felt so good to put the suit on!!! like I said at the end of the vid I can't thank you all enough for your kind comments that help steer me in the right direction. This channel is becoming quite a testament to my sewing growth over the years and I hope it encourages you on your own growth journey 💕we've got a few more vids coming to wrap up the year, see you soon!
I am happy when I can sew a straight hem, but so enjoy watching videos both for the artistic results and the insertion of self-deprecating (my go-to) humor! ❤️🧵🪡 (and a BIG thank you to Julia for allowing that extra time for Wendy-comments).
I'm so happy for you and I love this channel! Ooh, maybe a video idea could be to retry sewing things you've failed at before or didn't like the result of? Seeing progress is so important for us creative folks, as it's easy to forget that you don't have to be good at something from the beginning.
When you used the lutterloh system last time I felt like I've seen something similar before...then I realised that my grandma used the system for sewing and we actually "inherited" it. I found it at my Moms house and used it to make a simple top. It was super fun and simple and I felt like my grandma would have been proud of me. So thank you for reminding me of her and encouraging me to create something😊
In engineering we use "dimensionless numbers". Sometimes if you take a ratio of two or more measurements you can describe a system with the resulting number, or in this case, a garment! The lutterloh system is probably based on some dimensionless numbers that they've found are related to all the other garment's measurements. We use these numbers a lot in chemical engineering, they're super useful!
I'm a weaver, and it's been a dream of mine to make a Chanel suit out of my handwoven fabric! This helped me feel more confident about taking on that challenge (especially the tips about interfacing and the blanket stitch sewing foot), thank you so much!!!
When I watch your videos my mood swings between "wow, this is amazing" "I think I could do this" "What foot?" "Ok I don't get it" "I would fail miserably at this" "I will probably never try to do this anyways" "Wow, this is incredible"
The amount of “oohs” and “omg that turned out so cute”s that came out of my mouth while watching is astounding. You’ve improved so much since your appearance on that contest show. I also love how you make the clothes with the intention of actually wearing them. So good!
As a graduate majoring in fashion design, one thing I can tell u about interfacing is to not steam iron it !!! The steam will shrink the fabric underneath somehow although it’s not obvious but overtime the interfacing will eventually pop off the fabric and leave the garment floppy and weird :/ just thought whoever that sees this would wanna know haha
Wendy, you are very creative and Channel is one of my favorite designers and I am in the process of making a Channel jacket. Your jacket is wonderful and looks gorgeous on you. By using the chain as a accent on the front was a genius idea as I have not seen that before, usually it is inside the coat to weight it down. Ikea would never have thought that one of their blanket could look so awesome as a Channel suit. I am really proud of you as you keep learning new techniques, tip, and tricks to sharpen your couture sewing skills. Keep up the good work.
That skirt suit is so classy! I can see it being the kind of piece in your wardrobe that gets used for years because those Chanel style suits have been in for decades and it can be used for so many occasions.
I love how this turned out! Lined sleeves is not that hard there’s a good trick for lining up the bottom of the sleeves and then turning it right side out after, I believe in you! If you have any extra chain I think the skirt would look awesome with chain sewn around the bottom where the ruffle joins the top part. As for pockets, with those style of pockets you can sew the front pocket to the front edge, the back pocket to the back edge, and then sew the outer edge of the pocket and the side seam all in one go. It’s a little bit easier. Hope that helps can’t wait to see what you make next!!
You and Julia are my new hero’s. I have been sewing for over 50 years, I have never heard of the Lutterloh method. Before I finished the video, I went and bought the system. Amazing two measurements and you created an outfit. Why wasn’t this ever taught before, the biggest frustration for home sewers is getting the patterns to fit. The jacket and skirt so awesome. I am following you forever.
Amazing job Wendy.... just an FYI Chanel jackets have chain sewn into the hem to weight it down and the lining sometimes has sewn vertical channels ....l
wendy was procrastinating completing my sewing project so I sat on my bed and decided to watch RUclips. I clicked on this video and before the ad could finish I transferred to my laptop and begin watching while I continue sewing. Inspiring as always
The suit turned out beautifully. I just made one that took 4 weeks to make. Trial and error....alot of trial and error. Chanel used to sew chain across the inside of the back of the jacket to keep it hanging perfectly straight. This can be done visibly or invisibly by sewing it behind the lining of the jacket. She did it both ways. I put mine inside the lining as I didn't want to feel cold chain against my skin in the cold weather...just in case my sweater or top rose up and exposed my skin. It can also be uncomfortable when seated for a long time, i.e. air flight. You could attach it with snaps if you wanted to remove it while seated for a long time. I am always impressed with your work...it is amazing!
I kind of think this is my favorite outfit you've ever done! It just looks so crisp and luxe!!! The way you styled it also makes it look super good. I hope I can get to this level of sewing one day!
I wanted to hop on and say that I have the same sewing system book at home. If you are looking for one they are often available on eBay. Mine was $75 on eBay but with my weight fluctuation it has been worth the price! I love these videos! Such great inspiration!
WOW!! This is one of my FAVORITE projects from you so far. It turned out AMAZINGLY. Love the green + chain detail it really takes it to a whole new level. And shout out to Julia - - having a super assistant is priceless.
if you had it in red we would look straight out of a Christmas card walking down the street. Gotta be handing out candy canes or something to complete the picture
WENDY and JULIA!! First off wow and bow to your amazing creation 💕 second I MUST know where Julia got her beautiful black dress at 15:45 when she is courageously threading the chain! I have found true (dress) love 😍😍
Hi Wendy, Shoulder darts aren't always the best option for jackets especially with thicker fabrics, i would suggest either an armhole or bust dart. Also, I think removing the ruffle from the skirt would elevate the entire look. A circular ruffle would have been great but there isn't enough fabric. Very nice job as always!
for a CHANEL jacket you do want shoulder darts, even princess seams instead of armhole or bust darts. Karl even put zippers on the shoulder darts for the fall 2013 haute couture collection!
okay WOW, everything about this set is unspeakably beautiful!!!! you and Julia outdid yourselves with this one. the tiny tiny details in the chain placement, the cut of the skirt (with POCKETS, a fantastic addition), and all of it in the most lush of greens is making me heart eyes. you should be seriously proud of yourselves :)
I also really appreciate the tip about fusing interfacing to the "wrong" side before cutting. If only I'd seen this before making my daughter a mouse costume out of a similar chenille blanket. I barely won the race to sew and finish the seams before the fabric raveled.
When square space first came out so many graphic designers were excited. I was one of them! Your suit is excellent. I tried making things out of blankets, but my daughter would beg me for them. She was cute and I couldn’t resist. Now that she’s going to college. I can sneak a blanket garment in.
Wow, I am SO IMPRESSED! The suit came out amazing, and I loved the Wendy in Paris reveal!!! I hope I can get to this level of detail and finishing in my home sewing someday.
This looks amazing. Funny thing is, I was glancing from my screen to my Christmas tree 🎄. We have the exact same blanket and it is being used as our tree skirt 😂 So ours is a skirt as well, but just not as fancy as yours.
Wow. AMAZING SUIT! I am so impressed watching how much work goes into making clothes. I appreciate every single item in my closet so much more now seeing the work it takes.
Julia is such a queen! Lovely finished pieces, great job to you both! I'm jealous of your iron upgrade, I'm currently sewing/ironing with a rusty dusty mini sunbeam🙃
That jacket is great! Good job! I love the idea of using a blanket for fabric. Once you open your mind to thrifted fabric, you have so many more choices! And it's so inexpensive, and better for the environment. Keep on showing us your talent!
I've been watching your videos for years now and just got my first sewing machine! Thanks for inspiring me, I can't wait to do some thrift flips of my own :)
i feel like this would be way easier without the ruffle and i'd prefer a skirt suit w a more form fitting, straight/pencil skirt ish type skirt but DAAAAAMMMNN SLAAAYYYYYYYY
WENDY!!! My friend and I learned how to sew a t-shirt from one of your videos in 2016. It's so crazy to see you evolve to do projects like this! Incredible! You're amazing
Color good for you. Trim is exquisite. I bought a wool blanket to make a coat with a double-faced design just need to shrink it. You helped me remember my stash. Thanks. The system really works for you.
Hi! I was half asleep watching this so I might've missed it but how was the chain attached to the jacket? Love your videos btw, it gives me so much inspiration💜
Amazing job Wendy and Julia. Last summer I picked up a pink tweed curtain that mimics the Chanel fabric. I wanted to make 60s inspired Chanel dress and matching jacket and pill box hat. Thank you for making this video! This is definitely going in my saved folder.
@@mikimizutani4601 They are Biko! I don't think they're in stock anymore but almost all my earrings are Biko and you can use code WITHWENDY if you like anything there for 10% off
First time I saw this video, I liked it. Since then, I've started to sew (pillow covers -- going in easy), learned about Lutterloh. Watching this second time, I'm so impressed at how much time and love this took. G*d bless Julia for all that work with the ribbon and chain. Thank you for all you do!
That suit was flawless, classical and thoroughly pretty (without being PRETTY). This comes from a subscriber that never wears, buys or even thinks about suits.
This suit is so lovely and the ribbon chain that Julia did really lifts it from meh to wow! Amazing work Julia. I like that touch so much I'm considering going and buying chain and ribbon and making some for when I get to making a jacket that needs such embellishment.
For couture jackets like the chanel suit they would use a silk gazar or heavy organza that is hand quilted with the lining. For warmth there may be a wool batting put in place for quilting.
Just finished weaving six feet of chain with ribbon for a project so i'm watching this video again with new appreciation for the effort put into the details! it really does give an incredible look to the suit--such a sophisticated finish
Wow! I'm not a skirt-suit-wearing kind of gal, but I would wear this! I LOVE the ribbon-woven chain detail! Definitely worth the 2+ hours it took! Great job, Wendy and Julia!!
I wish there was a more step-to-step clear instructions on how to make this. Kind of confusing, and over the place. Still a good video for someone just watching and not wanting to do.
i'm constantly shook and inspired this is true talent folks
you are constantly shook mm
Dang props to julia for weaving the ribbon into the chain, it honestly elevated the jacket to the next level :0
Facts dude
Came here to say the same!! Julia is amazing ❤️ (& love wendy too)
Yeah, it’s such a beautiful detail. How did you get it on the jacket? I might have missed the explanation on that.
I see a lot of comments about Micarah's Couch-Jackie-Kennedy-60s-look and it makes me so happy to see the sewing community being the most supportive friendly and wholesome place on youtube
Wendy, have you seen this video? It's amazing too!
@@kcanded OF COURSE I HAVE. I love Micarah 💕💕
We love you Wendy ❣️
Wendy: "To make this Chanel-inspired suit, I'm using...."
MICARAH TEWERS WHEELS IN A COUCH
Wendy: "This lovely blanket!"
MICARAH WHEELS COUCH BACK OUT, FOLLOWED BY A SMALL BIRD.
*followed by her pet chicken
The happiness I feel knowing the reference 😁😁
both are amazing\
Literally just came here from Micarah’s last video, her and Wendy truly help me cope with my own inner chaos and tranquility
👍😂😂😂😂❤️❤️❤️❤️ Love both
you've done so much more quality work in this episode than the screenwriter of emily in paris honestly.
PLEASEEEE SJKFJKHSDJKFH
Oh dear, what the 😂😂😂😂
I choked when I read Emily In Paris LMAO
Update: inspired by the encouraging comments on sleeve lining, I finally added them to finish the jacket in a new video! ruclips.net/video/fIZpdlRsYM8/видео.html
this suit was the closest thing to a 2020 final boss for me 💪 so many sewing techniques that I've been trying to master this year all packed into one outfit. It felt so good to put the suit on!!! like I said at the end of the vid I can't thank you all enough for your kind comments that help steer me in the right direction. This channel is becoming quite a testament to my sewing growth over the years and I hope it encourages you on your own growth journey 💕we've got a few more vids coming to wrap up the year, see you soon!
It looks great!
I am happy when I can sew a straight hem, but so enjoy watching videos both for the artistic results and the insertion of self-deprecating (my go-to) humor! ❤️🧵🪡 (and a BIG thank you to Julia for allowing that extra time for Wendy-comments).
I remember your T-shirt video!
Learn how to make welted buttonholes! Luxury 2.0!
I'm so happy for you and I love this channel! Ooh, maybe a video idea could be to retry sewing things you've failed at before or didn't like the result of? Seeing progress is so important for us creative folks, as it's easy to forget that you don't have to be good at something from the beginning.
Missed pun opportunity when making the ruffles:
"2 shorter pieces that RUFFLEY adds up to 38" 🤣
Jaypat74 I said this out loud.. she missed it twice!!
@@melanie_meanders I feel like I'm under pun police surveillance but I dont mind one bit.
since u have julia's measurements from that kit thing u should totally make her something as a gift!
That's what i was thinking! If she's comfortable with it I'd totally watch a video where something is made for Julia :)
Love this idea!
Julia appreciation moment
+++
This was so well made! I also love the editing ❤️ that suit looks INCREDIBLE
Aw thanks Drew!!!
its so gorgeous and looks expensive!
I cannot believe you made this beautiful suit out of a freaking Ikea blanket!!!?! I am in awe 🙌 🤯
Julia putting ribbon through that chain = MVP of the ep. Go Julia!
When you used the lutterloh system last time I felt like I've seen something similar before...then I realised that my grandma used the system for sewing and we actually "inherited" it. I found it at my Moms house and used it to make a simple top. It was super fun and simple and I felt like my grandma would have been proud of me. So thank you for reminding me of her and encouraging me to create something😊
I've been getting DM's of people finding the kit on their local kijiji/craigslist too! So happy you found it!
In engineering we use "dimensionless numbers". Sometimes if you take a ratio of two or more measurements you can describe a system with the resulting number, or in this case, a garment! The lutterloh system is probably based on some dimensionless numbers that they've found are related to all the other garment's measurements. We use these numbers a lot in chemical engineering, they're super useful!
I'm a weaver, and it's been a dream of mine to make a Chanel suit out of my handwoven fabric! This helped me feel more confident about taking on that challenge (especially the tips about interfacing and the blanket stitch sewing foot), thank you so much!!!
That sounds so cool! Good luck 💛
I cannot believe you made a perfect Chanel dupe from a BLANKET your creativity and talent is unparalleled!!
When I watch your videos my mood swings between
"wow, this is amazing"
"I think I could do this"
"What foot?"
"Ok I don't get it"
"I would fail miserably at this"
"I will probably never try to do this anyways"
"Wow, this is incredible"
The amount of “oohs” and “omg that turned out so cute”s that came out of my mouth while watching is astounding. You’ve improved so much since your appearance on that contest show. I also love how you make the clothes with the intention of actually wearing them. So good!
I swear you have the best looking turtlenecks ever!
I used to hate turtlenecks but I have definitely swung into turtlenecks all day every day territory
I was thinking the same
@@withwendy where are they from? 😍
@@vnsslalala almost all of mine are thrifted! Somehow it seems my thrift store always has a few turtlenecks to choose from.
As a graduate majoring in fashion design, one thing I can tell u about interfacing is to not steam iron it !!! The steam will shrink the fabric underneath somehow although it’s not obvious but overtime the interfacing will eventually pop off the fabric and leave the garment floppy and weird :/ just thought whoever that sees this would wanna know haha
Also if you didn’t know, lined sleeves are actually easier than sewing your lining till the armhole hahahahahahah ok I’m done I think
Love how you credit Julia whenever possible!!! We loVe Julia!!!
this project is amazing! and the chain detail :0 we love julia!!
A tip for you and Julia when I weave ribbon into chain I use a yarn needle and treat it as if I were sewing
Wendy, you are very creative and Channel is one of my favorite designers and I am in the process of making a Channel jacket. Your jacket is wonderful and looks gorgeous on you. By using the chain as a accent on the front was a genius idea as I have not seen that before, usually it is inside the coat to weight it down. Ikea would never have thought that one of their blanket could look so awesome as a Channel suit. I am really proud of you as you keep learning new techniques, tip, and tricks to sharpen your couture sewing skills. Keep up the good work.
That skirt suit is so classy! I can see it being the kind of piece in your wardrobe that gets used for years because those Chanel style suits have been in for decades and it can be used for so many occasions.
I love how this turned out! Lined sleeves is not that hard there’s a good trick for lining up the bottom of the sleeves and then turning it right side out after, I believe in you! If you have any extra chain I think the skirt would look awesome with chain sewn around the bottom where the ruffle joins the top part. As for pockets, with those style of pockets you can sew the front pocket to the front edge, the back pocket to the back edge, and then sew the outer edge of the pocket and the side seam all in one go. It’s a little bit easier. Hope that helps can’t wait to see what you make next!!
That is absolutely beautiful. Chanels are works of art and your creation is, as well.
You definitely nailed the Emily In Paris style inspired by Chanel. Love it
Thanks so much!! This might be the more realistic way Emily could afford new Chanel all the time... 😂😂
@@withwendy 😂😂😂. Have a great rest of you day and be safe! - Antonio
Julia did a banging job on that ribbon chain, looks awesome
You and Julia are my new hero’s.
I have been sewing for over 50 years, I have never heard of the Lutterloh method. Before I finished the video, I went and bought the system. Amazing two measurements and you created an outfit.
Why wasn’t this ever taught before, the biggest frustration for home sewers is getting the patterns to fit.
The jacket and skirt so awesome. I am following you forever.
Coco Chanel would be jealous of this project ♥️ It came out amazing!!!
And much love to Julia!
Do cute. Love the color. You are learning so much. Sleeve linings are easy. Don’t let it intimidate you.
Amazing job Wendy.... just an FYI Chanel jackets have chain sewn into the hem to weight it down and the lining sometimes has sewn vertical channels ....l
wendy was procrastinating completing my sewing project so I sat on my bed and decided to watch RUclips. I clicked on this video and before the ad could finish I transferred to my laptop and begin watching while I continue sewing. Inspiring as always
omg i never realized that you were the girl who taught me 8 years ago how to make a batwing shirt! so glad i found my way back to your channel 💛
The suit turned out beautifully. I just made one that took 4 weeks to make. Trial and error....alot of trial and error. Chanel used to sew chain across the inside of the back of the jacket to keep it hanging perfectly straight. This can be done visibly or invisibly by sewing it behind the lining of the jacket. She did it both ways. I put mine inside the lining as I didn't want to feel cold chain against my skin in the cold weather...just in case my sweater or top rose up and exposed my skin. It can also be uncomfortable when seated for a long time, i.e. air flight. You could attach it with snaps if you wanted to remove it while seated for a long time. I am always impressed with your work...it is amazing!
This would have been so cute with a matching padded headband that had a little chain on it. Always an amazing video!
I kind of think this is my favorite outfit you've ever done! It just looks so crisp and luxe!!! The way you styled it also makes it look super good. I hope I can get to this level of sewing one day!
sidenote: your hair is looking soo SOO good shiny soft like oh my god. that final shot esp!
I wanted to hop on and say that I have the same sewing system book at home. If you are looking for one they are often available on eBay. Mine was $75 on eBay but with my weight fluctuation it has been worth the price!
I love these videos! Such great inspiration!
This suit is an absolute show stoppper! Just breathtaking! 🤩
WOW!! This is one of my FAVORITE projects from you so far. It turned out AMAZINGLY. Love the green + chain detail it really takes it to a whole new level. And shout out to Julia - - having a super assistant is priceless.
Wow ! I have the same blanket in red and your look turned out so well... You're so talented!
if you had it in red we would look straight out of a Christmas card walking down the street. Gotta be handing out candy canes or something to complete the picture
I think I have that blanket in blue😂 Ikea items are just everywhere... everyone has them.
This Lutterloh system just blew my mind! Omg! I could make my own patterns now. Wow!
WENDY and JULIA!! First off wow and bow to your amazing creation 💕 second I MUST know where Julia got her beautiful black dress at 15:45 when she is courageously threading the chain! I have found true (dress) love 😍😍
Hi Wendy, Shoulder darts aren't always the best option for jackets especially with thicker fabrics, i would suggest either an armhole or bust dart. Also, I think removing the ruffle from the skirt would elevate the entire look. A circular ruffle would have been great but there isn't enough fabric. Very nice job as always!
for a CHANEL jacket you do want shoulder darts, even princess seams instead of armhole or bust darts. Karl even put zippers on the shoulder darts for the fall 2013 haute couture collection!
Hi Wendy!! Wonderful vlog.. Your shocking me constantly & I can’t say thank you enough..
Your outfit turned out absolutely fabulous....
💜💜💜🧵🧵🧵
okay WOW, everything about this set is unspeakably beautiful!!!! you and Julia outdid yourselves with this one. the tiny tiny details in the chain placement, the cut of the skirt (with POCKETS, a fantastic addition), and all of it in the most lush of greens is making me heart eyes. you should be seriously proud of yourselves :)
looks amazing but would have liked to see how you added the chain detail?
Well, Chanel hand sews it. You can see videos on their website
hand sewing is the only way to do it. machine can't sew through metal.
I also really appreciate the tip about fusing interfacing to the "wrong" side before cutting. If only I'd seen this before making my daughter a mouse costume out of a similar chenille blanket. I barely won the race to sew and finish the seams before the fabric raveled.
omg wendy that looks so good. i cant imagine how much time and patience it took but you totally rocked it!! i loved the video :)
When square space first came out so many graphic designers were excited. I was one of them! Your suit is excellent. I tried making things out of blankets, but my daughter would beg me for them. She was cute and I couldn’t resist. Now that she’s going to college. I can sneak a blanket garment in.
IVE BEEN WAITIN FOR THIS ONE... TURN IT UP !
Wow, I am SO IMPRESSED! The suit came out amazing, and I loved the Wendy in Paris reveal!!! I hope I can get to this level of detail and finishing in my home sewing someday.
I can't believe that it was an old IKEA blanket - the results are STUNNING!!
Very cute!😂 I'd like to have seen two small ruffles vs one thick one. Just a preference.
Love the suit! The green colour in combination with the golden details makes it look even better! :)
I hope to see more of Julia! It makes me happy to see all the recognition she deserves.
She really went full on The Devil Wears Prada in this one, you slay girllll
and to think i was up until 5 this morning searching for how to do this exact thing and Wendy just said “sleep, i gotchu” like the angel she is
This looks amazing. Funny thing is, I was glancing from my screen to my Christmas tree 🎄. We have the exact same blanket and it is being used as our tree skirt 😂 So ours is a skirt as well, but just not as fancy as yours.
Wow. AMAZING SUIT! I am so impressed watching how much work goes into making clothes. I appreciate every single item in my closet so much more now seeing the work it takes.
Amazing! That chain really elevated the whole thing. Next time, please try shoulder pads! The look would’ve been spot on.
It's nice to see/hear that Julia is being recognized all throughout the project/s.
Julia is such a queen! Lovely finished pieces, great job to you both! I'm jealous of your iron upgrade, I'm currently sewing/ironing with a rusty dusty mini sunbeam🙃
This suit is BEAUTIFUL and in my favorite color GREEN(2ndfav,pink), it doesn't EVEN look like a blanket ! PERFECT!
You're amazing Wendy! This is such a cool project!
That jacket is great! Good job! I love the idea of using a blanket for fabric. Once you open your mind to thrifted fabric, you have so many more choices! And it's so inexpensive, and better for the environment. Keep on showing us your talent!
Holy shit. That has to be one of the most amazing things you've ever made. I wouldn't believe you if you told me it was an Ikea blanket!
I've been watching your videos for years now and just got my first sewing machine! Thanks for inspiring me, I can't wait to do some thrift flips of my own :)
wendy could have discovered gravity but newton could not have made a chanel suit from a blanket 😌✋ queen
Love! And hugs to Julia, making it happen.
i feel like this would be way easier without the ruffle and i'd prefer a skirt suit w a more form fitting, straight/pencil skirt ish type skirt but DAAAAAMMMNN SLAAAYYYYYYYY
WENDY!!! My friend and I learned how to sew a t-shirt from one of your videos in 2016. It's so crazy to see you evolve to do projects like this! Incredible! You're amazing
Omg I really wish I had a Julia in design school 😄
Color good for you. Trim is exquisite. I bought a wool blanket to make a coat with a double-faced design just need to shrink it. You helped me remember my stash. Thanks. The system really works for you.
WHEN I SEE MY NAMEEEE I CLICK.
I LOVE THIS SO MUCH ALREADY.
This suit looks so good.
Wendy has much talent.
Shout out to Julia for her big help!
Hi! I was half asleep watching this so I might've missed it but how was the chain attached to the jacket? Love your videos btw, it gives me so much inspiration💜
Amazing job Wendy and Julia. Last summer I picked up a pink tweed curtain that mimics the Chanel fabric. I wanted to make 60s inspired Chanel dress and matching jacket and pill box hat. Thank you for making this video! This is definitely going in my saved folder.
Can you make a bucket hat tutorial? I want to make a fluffy one. ☺️
It's so beautiful! You did such amazing work and Julia is the MVP of this episode
My dream is to be able to make the &other stories corduroy overalls that best bestdressed wear all the time.... please help me 🥺🥺
Can you drop a link for it? I'm looking for an overall that's stylish and all the ones that I found aren't what I'm looking for
I love how you always give credit to Julia and tell us what she has contributed to.
I am so sorry to be this person and get totally off topic but where are these earrings from?
Which ones?
@@withwendy I want to know where the first ones are from!
@@mikimizutani4601 They are Biko! I don't think they're in stock anymore but almost all my earrings are Biko and you can use code WITHWENDY if you like anything there for 10% off
First time I saw this video, I liked it. Since then, I've started to sew (pillow covers -- going in easy), learned about Lutterloh. Watching this second time, I'm so impressed at how much time and love this took. G*d bless Julia for all that work with the ribbon and chain. Thank you for all you do!
Your Jacket is way better tbh or maybe it's the styling that made the original jacket look bad anyways you did amazing as always.
Woo go Julia, go!! We love a channel that empowers other women and gives the recognition they deserve. *clapping*
That suit was flawless, classical and thoroughly pretty (without being PRETTY). This comes from a subscriber that never wears, buys or even thinks about suits.
This suit is so lovely and the ribbon chain that Julia did really lifts it from meh to wow! Amazing work Julia. I like that touch so much I'm considering going and buying chain and ribbon and making some for when I get to making a jacket that needs such embellishment.
Have you ever had a project messed up so bad that you had to scrap the whole video idea?
For couture jackets like the chanel suit they would use a silk gazar or heavy organza that is hand quilted with the lining. For warmth there may be a wool batting put in place for quilting.
I've been wondering how to make Lisa's cargo pants cse i think it looks rlly cool HSJSJSJSJ
Just finished weaving six feet of chain with ribbon for a project so i'm watching this video again with new appreciation for the effort put into the details! it really does give an incredible look to the suit--such a sophisticated finish
I love how she said italian brands and then "another french brand" my heart ache
hahaha that was in reference to me saying Louis Vuitton!
@@withwendy 😂 i know im joking 💜
Wow!
I'm not a skirt-suit-wearing kind of gal, but I would wear this! I LOVE the ribbon-woven chain detail! Definitely worth the 2+ hours it took! Great job, Wendy and Julia!!
I wish there was a more step-to-step clear instructions on how to make this. Kind of confusing, and over the place. Still a good video for someone just watching and not wanting to do.
I think realistically, most people will just watch for entertainment and following the process.
I bought the Lutterloh system because of you and i love it!
Woooow 😍🤩
Wendy the jacket is incredible...!!! You're making me think I can do it. WOW!!!