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Suggestion: could you tape some of these pattern panels together so that there is less need to sew together. It will also give wider fit, if pattern produces smaller size.

REALLY NICE JACKET TO BEGIN WITH. This is a WIN!

Absolutely paris chic!👍

You are brave. I've never even thought of trying a project like this!

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Why no sound? It would be great to have a narration. Thanks

Stunning material. Thank you for tutorial.

It's lovely! I read that the front frog opening should be in the right side, not the left.

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Wow! It turned out fabulous. You did such a nice job and the hand finishing is always going to give your clothing a more professional touch. Tips: I know you ain't asking, but from an old gal that learns the hard way, sometimes tips are game changers... ✓Fray check for fabric that frays. I see doll clothes and learned from someone else and it really helps. ✓ fabric glue - well because I found tubes on sale and they'll last longer than super glue. ✓ make the buttons all the same pattern (if you have enough fabric). ✓ When the coat is inside out, the drapery fabric makes a nice trim... Like if there are leftovers and you make something else. ✓ Great job on the collar flaps. I admire your courage in adapting and moving onward! Well done. Hopefully you're still making videos. Cheers!!

.beautiful fabric and coat well done looks great. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

A beautiful fabric. In the he future when you have such a lovely print to work with, use special attention when placing the pattern pieces so that the pattern is continuous and complementary when sewn together. This takes more time, but the result is so worth it.

That's fab.

Amazing!

so there is no audio on this? no comment about it or in the info provided????

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Very pretty indeed & I like yellow ochre, well done! It's just not a Swing Coat, though. Swing Coats flare out from the shoulder. Yours is a Princess Coat or a Fit & Flare Coat; note the underarm princess seams & fitted waist. These were popular post-WW2 (but rations in UK & Europe made them near-impossible to have there until the 1950s), but they're timeless imho. There's a lovely vintage Vogue pattern reissued from 1948 calling my name atm, it features interesting bracelet-length bell sleeves & a contrast shawl collar (V1738), you may like it too. Currently making a pre-WW2 design, a reissued 1939 V1669, which has darts instead of princess seams. It's Autumn down here atm, so I'm looking forward to wearing it this Winter.

Oh yes ! Beautiful coat, I love the fabric and the color. ☺️

You have such skill. I hope your channel grows. I subscribed. Beautiful coat.

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With sleeves👌👌😌

Wonderful video. The jacket is so faboluos. You deserve thousands of subscribers. You have one more. Thank you ❤❤

Where did you find the patterns?

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Do you make made to measure ?

Wow well done! I really wanted this dress too but have 0 sewing skills

Stunning. I saw the ref to the pattern btw. Bx

Hi Kiki, what pattern did you use. I've been looking for a similar style for my upholstery fabric. This would be perfect. Bx

Wow! Impressive. Looks so beautiful. And a memory of your grandmother. The blue lining is perfect. Everything about this gorgeous coat is perfect. You will definitely shine in winter. All the black and grey coats will be jealous. 😁❤

It looks fabulous.

How much did it cost to make

Great job! Thanks sooo much for sharing this video!❤️❤️❤️

Did you follow a pattern for lining?

Looks great !

This is so beautiful! I like how the fabric looks a little metallic, and I like the color more than the original. I would love to buy one if you are selling them by any chance.

Looks like a coat from 1970, beautiful 🤩 👍💝

That pattern style, the complementary blue color, and the buttons were a perfect combination for that fabric. What a fabulous upcycle!

Just incredible! Well done!

I really appreciate your humor and beautiful coat

I want to make this so bad but I don't know how to sew!

Excellent work! Beautiful. To reduce hand fatigue you might consider a rotary cutter for dense fabric and upholstery sewing machine needles.

WOOO..I just watched this video. a few minutes ago ..THIS IS A NICE COAT❗💗 I LIKE THE FABRIC YOU USED...LIKE THE CUT!❤️🤎❤️ SO NICE❗ KEEP SEWING 🙂

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It turned out amazing.

Great job!!

I managed to purchase a duplicate from H&M beachwear via Ebay for about £15 including p&p! It's a slightlt darker sugar pink rather than peach pink, and not as poofie, but the material is very simular with a matt look as the original.

... so what happened to the audio

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