A full tutorial including attaching the lining would be wonderful! Especially what kind of interfacing to use! I know that different sections may need different kind of interfacing! So please, please do a video! ❤❤❤
A tutorial on lining or a sewalong would be very much appreciated! That green coat looks wonderful, and the pattern supposed to be outdated, but you made it look very fashionable. I really really want to make a coat, but still, it seems so difficult, I can't bring myself to try.
omg you look so classy in those pictures especially your matching hair colour with your shoes and in an contrast colour green and brownish orange. very beautiful.
Gorgeous coat! A tutorial would be awesome. Have never made a coat as it seems so intimidating so video would definitely help. Thanks for a very informative video as always.
Yes, please do a coat video. Your timing is impeccable! I'm getting ready to make another coat as my old coat (made 35 years ago with Vogue pattern that costed $15 !!! I had to save for 2 months to buy supplies) is now threadbare. I didn't know what that meant until now.
Thanks for your coat tips. I started sewing a coat 12 years ago and lost confidence in completing it. Now I'm going to finish it with the very helpful tips you've provided. I'd very much like to see a coat tutorial if you make another coat. I love the lines of the green coat and it goes splendidly with your gorgeous red hair.
My grandmother always used soap for marking. I would love to see a coat tutorial. I've been dreaming about making a proper, cream colored wool coat but it's so intimidating.
Your coat is beautifully made and it looks good on you. Yes, we would love for you to do a complete tutorial on the adjustment for “your size” and sewing techniques, especially for bust adjustments.
Yes please. A coat tutorial would be great. Especially if you use a pattern we can use ourselves while following it. Your tips are very helpful. Thank you very much. I hadn't been aware of using soap before in that way, but i will definitely use it.
Another important tip I learned the hard way is to buy quality fabrics! I used a very cheap polyester for my lining, and while it looks beautiful, it pills a lot, and is very static. My cheap wool also started to pill, and you can see the weave underneath. Lastly, there is this issue with cheap buttons that actually fell apart after a while. And my last tip is: do not be afraid of hand sewing. Use real silk twist buttonhole thread and make the buttonholes by hand, and sew in the buttons by hand.
Love my Burda magazine collection! I’ve got more than 10 years of issues back to 2002. Another favorite pattern system is Lutterloh. Glad to see you keep your old issues, they are gold. The patterns repeat as fashion does.
I wish I had seen this a week ago. Just finished a coat. It is an oversized one and mostly went well but I know I can do better. I was lucky my fabric is quite forgiving. Mastered welt pockets so pleased with that as it was a goal for 2024. A full tutorial would be great. 😊 Lynne
The coat looks stunning and green colour really suits you. I have just made a coat but need help with buttonholes. If you could help with tutorial on creating buttons holes in wool coats with lining that would be great. Thanks
I would be very interested to see you do a coat making tutorial. I have purchased materials and patterns and have been continuing to research how to create lining and how or whether to interline for a warmer coat! I made a long coat a couple years ago that has dolman sleeves, but I interfaced the whole thing with fusible fleece, and it is extremely heavy 😮 Also, I am not happy with sleeve length having miscalculated and shortened them too much. I don’t wear the coat. Sad. I appreciate your skill and videos.
What a beautiful coat you show at the end of this video! Making a coat is one of my sewing goals. But I feel I am too new to sewing to give it a try. A full tutorial would be wonderful!
Beautiful coat! I bought some older used Burda magazines, because I find the coats and jackets are much more to my taste. Right now there's a lot of oversized sacks, whereas I like them more tailored. I need some shaping in the outerwear and older Burdas have some gems.
Sew along for the coat. I figured out the three lines of gathers for sleeves on my own. I use it for setting in all sleeves. Made a big difference and things come out nicely. I was saving up for a coat but found a coat that was in brand new condition at the thrift store for $14. To buy it would have cost me more than $500. I love the wool and that its about mid calf in length. Instead I spent the money on skirts and vests.
That coat is GORGEOUS! I've seen suggestions for a thread-chain to join the the sleeve lining armpit to the coat sleeve armpit, but I like the tape option! I'm part-way through making my second M6800 coat (waiting for the outer fabric, which is on back-order. Wool/cashmere/nylon classic coating, so worth waiting for). Meanwhile the lining is made (and doing any bias dropping), the flat-lining and interfacing is all cut out, the hem facing has been drafted, etc. etc. I've modified the coat to be ankle-length all round.
Perfect timing! I'm working on a house coat and will definitely use the dart interfacing and the lining tack! I don't have a clapper but I use my seam roll (sometimes called tailor's sausage) and it works pretty well.
Great! Thankyou. I have a special interest in coat making and have made coats in a variety of designs and fabrics, but several of these tips are new to me. Curiously, one of the hardest parts to get right is the hem corners at the front where the coat opens. A really smooth intersection between the hem piece (I always use a separate facing band) and the vertical front pieces can be a nightmare with some fabrics. Would love some discussion of this.
Oh my goodness! I was going to stop the video in the middle and ask you to do a sew-along! Glad I waited until the end. YES!!! Please show me how to make a beautifully tailored coat. I also love the back princess seams. Things I have never done and want to learn include lining, coat, silky or satin fabric and princess seams.
I would definitely watch a coat tutorial. Your tips are very good. I think a new iron might be needed. Do you have advice about irons? I just subscribed so that I don't miss new episodes. Thank you.
Thank you for the wonderful tailoring suggetions. Tips on calculating more ease when adding batting for warmer layers would be helpful. How much "ease" should be added to the main fabric? Can you provide a sew along for the Burda coat pattern you sewed? Is that pattern still available? Thank you again.
Fabulous tips as always! I am about to embark on coat-making journey and I am terrified and excited at the same time. If you made a coat making tutorial it would be much appreciated indeed. I am tempted by trenchcoat from Burdastyle magazine 10/2022, model 122. Thank you for your very informative videos and Happy New year!
Thank you for the tips. I tried making my first coat a few months ago and let's just say I am thankful I didn't cut the very nice coat fabric I ordered to make it. :/
Thanks for the tips coming in the perfect time for me 😄. I will like to know if there is a way to make the lapels and collar look perfect without horsehair canvas interfacing? My experience with interfacing wasn't that great, but, maybe it's because I need to use a more stiffer stronger one 🤔
A full tutorial including attaching the lining would be wonderful! Especially what kind of interfacing to use! I know that different sections may need different kind of interfacing! So please, please do a video! ❤❤❤
Yes, please to the above requests!!!!
Yes on the coat tutorial please 😊. It’s way out of my skill set, but I’m slowly increasing those skills.
A full tutorial with attaching the lining and batting would be wonderful.
A tutorial on lining or a sewalong would be very much appreciated! That green coat looks wonderful, and the pattern supposed to be outdated, but you made it look very fashionable. I really really want to make a coat, but still, it seems so difficult, I can't bring myself to try.
omg you look so classy in those pictures especially your matching hair colour with your shoes and in an contrast colour green and brownish orange. very beautiful.
This has got to be the most useful sewing tip video I've ever seen! Would love to see more about sewing coats
Yes please! I would love a coat tutorial. Thank you so much!😊
Your tip adding twill tape to the inner arm is brilliant! I'd love a sew along to a coat and get more tips. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for this very helpful video! A coat sewing tutorial would be much appreciated ! ❤
The coat is gorgeous. A sew along would be great on coats.
Gorgeous coat! A tutorial would be awesome. Have never made a coat as it seems so intimidating so video would definitely help.
Thanks for a very informative video as always.
A coat tutorial, yes please. Thank you for doing these videos.
Yes, please do a coat video. Your timing is impeccable! I'm getting ready to make another coat as my old coat (made 35 years ago with Vogue pattern that costed $15 !!! I had to save for 2 months to buy supplies) is now threadbare. I didn't know what that meant until now.
Thanks for your coat tips. I started sewing a coat 12 years ago and lost confidence in completing it. Now I'm going to finish it with the very helpful tips you've provided. I'd very much like to see a coat tutorial if you make another coat. I love the lines of the green coat and it goes splendidly with your gorgeous red hair.
Yes please a sewalong tutorial of a coat😍
Yes please 😌 a tutorial on making a coat would be wonderful 🤩
Yes! Detailed sew sew-a-long would be awesome. I've never made a coat.
Yes to a coat tutorial
Love this green coat - perfect for your coloring! ❤ I would love to watch you sew your next coat! Thank you!
Love your Tips videos. Yes please a coat sew along would be fantastic 🙂
I really love the color combination of coat and lining - really beautiful! 😍 Yes to coat tutorial - please 😁
The lining was accidental - I had a leftover from yeaaars ago, and it was just enough to add in this coat!🤩
I love the way you say I-ron. Yes, please do a full tutorial on coat making. Thank you
My grandmother always used soap for marking. I would love to see a coat tutorial. I've been dreaming about making a proper, cream colored wool coat but it's so intimidating.
I love the green coat!
I would love a full tutorial of the coat. Your green coat if gorgeous and looks amazing on you. I have never made a coat.
Your coat is beautifully made and it looks good on you. Yes, we would love for you to do a complete tutorial on the adjustment for “your size” and sewing techniques, especially for bust adjustments.
Your green coat is beautiful. Your tips are so valuable! Excellent presentation as always! Thank you…
Yes please. A coat tutorial would be great. Especially if you use a pattern we can use ourselves while following it. Your tips are very helpful. Thank you very much. I hadn't been aware of using soap before in that way, but i will definitely use it.
Yes please to a lining tutorial and to a sew along 😊
Yes, coat tutorial ❤
Yes, please to full coat tutorial!
Love your coat and the tips were extremely helpful I will be tackling my first coats so I am looking forward to using all the tips you recommended.
Yes a coat tutorial sew a long would be great 😊
Thank you so much for this video. I’m just cutting out a coat, so these tips are very timely!
An absolutely beautiful stunning coat!
Yes please show us how to set the sleeves in a coat. Good tutorial thank you
Another important tip I learned the hard way is to buy quality fabrics! I used a very cheap polyester for my lining, and while it looks beautiful, it pills a lot, and is very static. My cheap wool also started to pill, and you can see the weave underneath. Lastly, there is this issue with cheap buttons that actually fell apart after a while.
And my last tip is: do not be afraid of hand sewing. Use real silk twist buttonhole thread and make the buttonholes by hand, and sew in the buttons by hand.
Some really helpful tips that I haven’t heard anywhere else - thank you!
Yes please to a coat tutorial. OMG I want that coat ❤ it’s to die for!
Love my Burda magazine collection! I’ve got more than 10 years of issues back to 2002. Another favorite pattern system is Lutterloh. Glad to see you keep your old issues, they are gold. The patterns repeat as fashion does.
Your coat is beautiful and the pictures of you modeling it are stunning. Thank you for sharing your sewing knowledge.
I wish I had seen this a week ago. Just finished a coat. It is an oversized one and mostly went well but I know I can do better. I was lucky my fabric is quite forgiving. Mastered welt pockets so pleased with that as it was a goal for 2024. A full tutorial would be great. 😊 Lynne
Yes ,please a tutorial on how to attache the sleeve and a tutorial making off a coat!Thank you!
Yes please on setting in the sleeve. 😊
That is beautiful work! I love the top of the sleeve. 🌸
Yes please, a tutorial would be incredibly useful.
Beautifully presented
The coat looks stunning and green colour really suits you. I have just made a coat but need help with buttonholes. If you could help with tutorial on creating buttons holes in wool coats with lining that would be great. Thanks
I would be very interested to see you do a coat making tutorial. I have purchased materials and patterns and have been continuing to research how to create lining and how or whether to interline for a warmer coat! I made a long coat a couple years ago that has dolman sleeves, but I interfaced the whole thing with fusible fleece, and it is extremely heavy 😮 Also, I am not happy with sleeve length having miscalculated and shortened them too much. I don’t wear the coat. Sad. I appreciate your skill and videos.
I have just found your fantastic channel. I would love to see a coat making tutorial too. Thank you !
What a beautiful coat you show at the end of this video! Making a coat is one of my sewing goals. But I feel I am too new to sewing to give it a try. A full tutorial would be wonderful!
yes I would love a full tutorial, I have 1 coat and a jacket to make up this year
Yes on the coat tutorial😊
I would love to see a tutorial on making a coat and attaching the lining and all the details. Thank you 😊
I would love a coat tutorial, especially lining
Just found you. I have a few coats in my plans for this coming year so am delighted. These tips will be useful.
Yes to coat tutorial, and maybe suggestions of patterns to use when following along.
Yes please do a sew along ❤❤❤
Looks like you and that high end sewing machine are getting along pretty well!😁Another great video! Thanks.
Would love a coat sew along 😍 thank you for the tips!
A coat tutorial would be great!! Have a fabulous today!!
Beautiful coat! I bought some older used Burda magazines, because I find the coats and jackets are much more to my taste. Right now there's a lot of oversized sacks, whereas I like them more tailored. I need some shaping in the outerwear and older Burdas have some gems.
Sew along for the coat.
I figured out the three lines of gathers for sleeves on my own. I use it for setting in all sleeves. Made a big difference and things come out nicely.
I was saving up for a coat but found a coat that was in brand new condition at the thrift store for $14. To buy it would have cost me more than $500. I love the wool and that its about mid calf in length. Instead I spent the money on skirts and vests.
Yes please do ansew along!
That coat is GORGEOUS!
I've seen suggestions for a thread-chain to join the the sleeve lining armpit to the coat sleeve armpit, but I like the tape option!
I'm part-way through making my second M6800 coat (waiting for the outer fabric, which is on back-order. Wool/cashmere/nylon classic coating, so worth waiting for). Meanwhile the lining is made (and doing any bias dropping), the flat-lining and interfacing is all cut out, the hem facing has been drafted, etc. etc. I've modified the coat to be ankle-length all round.
Tutorial about batting would be very very helpful 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you. A tutorial on adding batting would be so helpful, as well as interfacing as others have mentioned.
Thank you for excellent tips, as always! And yes for a coat tutorial! Thank you !
It wouuld be great if you shared a full coat tutorial ❤❤❤
So helpful, especially the sleeve tips. Thank you!
Really a beautiful pattern that green coat ❤ Thank you!
Perfect timing! I'm working on a house coat and will definitely use the dart interfacing and the lining tack!
I don't have a clapper but I use my seam roll (sometimes called tailor's sausage) and it works pretty well.
I would love to see a full coat tutorial! I love watching your videos!!
Yes I would a coat tutorial
I would love a coat tutorial!
Great! Thankyou. I have a special interest in coat making and have made coats in a variety of designs and fabrics, but several of these tips are new to me. Curiously, one of the hardest parts to get right is the hem corners at the front where the coat opens. A really smooth intersection between the hem piece (I always use a separate facing band) and the vertical front pieces can be a nightmare with some fabrics. Would love some discussion of this.
Close attention to corners of welt pockets and corners of lapels. Thank you!
Yes please
Thank you ❤
Oh my goodness! I was going to stop the video in the middle and ask you to do a sew-along! Glad I waited until the end. YES!!! Please show me how to make a beautifully tailored coat. I also love the back princess seams. Things I have never done and want to learn include lining, coat, silky or satin fabric and princess seams.
I would love to see a complete tutorial on coat making. With details about proper pressing and lining.
Beautiful coat 😍 I love the color and the pattern
The coat looks amazing, would love a video tutorial 😍
❤YES… coat tutorial!! 🙏🏻😘I love you’re way of teaching!
I would definitely watch a coat tutorial. Your tips are very good. I think a new iron might be needed. Do you have advice about irons? I just subscribed so that I don't miss new episodes. Thank you.
Coat tutorial please!!
I LOVE the color of the coat behind you, and I would love to *try* to make it!! What material did you use?
Yes we like 0:15 sew along video please ❤
Great job! Thankyou for sharing your tips. Please, a sew along would be very helpful. Thanks. I like your post/reel on IG.
Just came across your channel and love it ❤
Sometimes even a metal thimble doesn’t seem to be enough. This is when I use a hemostat to pull the needle through.
Please do the coat video. I think that would be wonderful. Yes that is a beautiful coat.
Yes, please!
Years ago I was told to take your coat to the cleaners to be “pressed only” for the final look. What do you think. Enjoyed you video.
I would love to see a tutorial on sewing with boiled wool fabric. Thank you.
Thank you for the wonderful tailoring suggetions. Tips on calculating more ease when adding batting for warmer layers would be helpful. How much "ease" should be added to the main fabric? Can you provide a sew along for the Burda coat pattern you sewed? Is that pattern still available? Thank you again.
Fabulous tips as always! I am about to embark on coat-making journey and I am terrified and excited at the same time. If you made a coat making tutorial it would be much appreciated indeed. I am tempted by trenchcoat from Burdastyle magazine 10/2022, model 122. Thank you for your very informative videos and Happy New year!
I have that same Burda 10/2022 magazine! That trench coat is wonderful - classic and timeless, with a modern touch, definitely worth making!🤩
Thank you for the tips. I tried making my first coat a few months ago and let's just say I am thankful I didn't cut the very nice coat fabric I ordered to make it. :/
Love all of the linings. Where did you get those? Beautiful Green Coat!!!
Thanks for the tips coming in the perfect time for me 😄.
I will like to know if there is a way to make the lapels and collar look perfect without horsehair canvas interfacing? My experience with interfacing wasn't that great, but, maybe it's because I need to use a more stiffer stronger one 🤔
Would love a sew along of a coat.
Beautiful! Please do a tutorial.