Part 2: How to Prepare a Suit Coat Front Canvas from Raw Materials -- Machine Stitch Method
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2019
- www.biasbespoke.com/
In Part 1, we showed what fabrics are needed to make a floating front canvas for a bespoke suit coat or jacket, and how to cut and mark them. Here, we show how to sew these fabrics together by machine to make a front canvas that sits beautifully in your garment. In Part 3 of this series, we'll show you how to stitch the canvas by hand.
Man thos guy is the real deal! Great video
I am so lost. But so amazed. This is Genius at work.
I occaisionally make my canvases just like this, generally only for my own jackets, for other people I always use hand stitches, I find the machine can sometimes "kill" the canvas a little bit, but it's still super effective.
Thanks for the nice video, interesting late learning about canvas and hand stitching... Thanks 🙏
I love it,it's like learning all over again.
Waw... Fantastis...
Good work
Thank you very much. A very nice video. It's always so fun to learn something new❤
You are so good sir 👍
Felicidades por enseñar
Gracias a
Very very nice 👍👌🌹
Actually he is shaping just like ribs bone Skelton shap so when we cover the colth so looks fine. .I m also tailor master doing job same
. .but nowadays use pesting canvas ..frm .Mumbai 👍🙏..
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What are those shoulder darts made for. Do i have to make them on main fabric?
Nooo. Shoulder darta are made only on canvas and other reinforcement material for creating natural roll on shoulder to the sleeve side
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This is a wonderful idea! Those white stitches are supposed to be pulled out after the jacket is done, right?
The white zig zag stitches in this video are on the canvas only, not on the outside fabric. So they won't be removed, you won't see them underneath the outer fabric
@@ryanledoux366 thanks! I am new in tailoring, just trying to find out how this thing will be sewn inside the jacket!
@@consciousnessexplorer3549 Yes, thanks for the reply, Ryan! Exactly.
Quick question, what happens to the cuts made in the horsehair and bias canvas in the shoulder area? Are they eventually sewn down with bias tape too?
Hi! It's not necessary to sew the cuts in the horsehair and bias canvas. We want them to be free to flex so that the canvas can shape best to the body as it's worn.
How to prepare suit part four
The cuts in the horse hair and hymo. Are they for flexibility in that area in the finished garment?
Yes, the flexibility that the cuts add helps the garment be more comfortable to wear.
@@arturtailorsltd1893 thnx 😊
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Жаль что нет перевода 😔🙂👍🌺
Нажмите на "субтитры", а потом настройках ролика, там, где будет написано "английский(создано автоматически) - "перевести" и выберите язык. Перевод правда корявенький, но хоть такой, если он нужен)
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Hi sir I am tailor I know
VENGONO I BRIVIDI .LA VERA SARTORIA E' UN'ALTRA COSA.
I don’t get it. That is supposed to be the suit front but how can it be if all those stitches are on it?
Zipa stewards it’s the canvas not the front.
@@IansGoalieDad not the front? what is that tho?
Vadim Kachioni it is the interfacing for the suit. It goes under the actual suit fabric. It’s pad stitched (I assume not 100% sure) to the actual suit fabric. It gives it more body than just the suit fabric.
@@IansGoalieDad I get that you attach it to the suit front by pad stitching the lapel but then how does the rest of the canvas stay onto the suit front?
Zipa stewards it’s a pad stitch. You sew it so you pick up just a stitch or two and you don’t go all the way through. Lookup pad stitch on UA-cam. Also you baste the canvas to the suit which helps keep it in place while you pad stitch it.