The New Itch to Stitch Poas Jacket
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- It’s a bonus video this week! Itch to Stitch has released their newest pattern and I can’t wait to share it!
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Fabric is an old cotton quilt from our bed, but is similar in weight to a denim
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For reference: I am 5’2” and my measurements are as follows, upper bust 36”, full bust 40”, waist 32”, hip 38.5”
What a great way to repurpose a quilt. Love it.
Thank you so much!
What a great looking jacket. Your fabric choice is unexpected. I love that you repurposed a blanket.
Thank you! I'm so pleased with how it turned out!
Your new Poas Jacket looks so amazing. Great idea to upcycle a quilt! Very lovely.
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The new Itch to Stitch Poas Jacket is lovely. It looks great on you with the dress you choose.
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Look at you upcycling. Such a cute result. The white with your recently made dress is perfect!
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Looks great on you and especially with that dress. Love that you used the quilt 😊
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Super cute on you! PLUS brilliant idea for repurposing a quilt!
Thats so nice! Thank you!
Sooo clever using a quilt love that idea.. looks beautiful on you
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That jacket really looks nice how you styled it. I just love that you upcycled your bed quilt to make it!
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this is such a cool jacket-love the colour with your dress.
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Love the jacket and it looks so very nice on you.
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How cute is this?!? So versatile. I love Itch to Stitch patterns. They’re incredibly well-drafted, and I save so much time not having to do full bust adjustments.
I agree!
I am so glad to see you make this cute jacket out of your quilt. My mind immediately went to a pair of curtains I bought at a thrift store. Yippee!
Oh good!
Love this look, Whitney :)
Thank you so much!
Love this jacket! I can see it made in so many fabrics to dress up or down. Great job repurposing a bedspread. I never would have thought of that🤔😊
I agree that it could be very versatile and easily dressed up or down!
Super cute!
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So cute!
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Great fabric choice.
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Great use of your quilt. It will be so comfortable to wear. Thanks for sharing!
It definitely is! It's already nicely broken in!
Love a little cream colored jacket. So clever for you to use that worn out quilt!! Had a thought about sleeve length. Could you just wack off cuffs and make new ones to make sleeve length shorter? If worth the trouble, that is.
I definitely could!
So helpful to see this made up, thank you, and the winter white looks great. I’m still holding out for the Style Arc Ziggi though …
Thank you! The Ziggi will be happening in the new year!
I love your fabric and this style is so very pretty Whitney. Also, you pronounced Poas correctly. There is Poas Volcano National Park in Costa Rica.
I bet that's what the jacket is named for! Kennis names all her patterns after places and she lives in Costa Rica so I bet that's the namesake!
Cute, cute, and smart, too. Whitney, repurposing your blanket is awesome. I trust you saved the scraps because quilted yokes and cuffs are mixed with all kinds for color blocking. That compound fabric can be dyed so easily for a different appearance. I like this jacket pattern especially the change in the neck area--really cute change. ~ L
Thank you! I did save the rest of the quilt. I was thinking it could be a fun candidate for dye as well!
Love it. I have been trying to figure out what you had hanging on your rack done up in white. Very nice. As soon as you said it was your old quilt, as a quilter, I was thinking about all the quilts I have made and which ones would make a nice coat or jacket. Not that I will cut up one of my quilts and then I chuckled because I doubt anyone who has received one of my quilts would cut it and sew it. Although I do have an old quilted silk bed cover that would make a beautiful jacket. Another project recorded in my book of dreams.👍
I am a quilter too. Making a quilted jacket last year is what got me into garment making. Estate sales are a great place to find old quilts. I used a hand pieced hexie quilt top from an estate sale as my lining in my quilted jacket last year. I love it! Planning on making another one this year.
An old quilted silk bed cover would make a beautiful jacket!
Love this jacket pattern and your white one! I bought it this morning and printed it off, hope to start mine soon in a khaki colored corduroy.
So smart to use your old bedspread.
I really like the neckline on this pattern. Itch to Stitch patterns it me well, I’m 5’11” so I pick the tall file but I still will need to add length to waist and sleeves. Itch to Stitch instructions are very clear and helpful.
I agree about Itch to Stitch patterns. They fit me so well too!
lovely jacket, what a good idea to re-use your bed cover. it looks really good on you. xex
Thank you so much!
Oh boy. I have managed to resist buying any fabric or patterns in the black friday sales. Have so many patterns already queuing up to be made. Thought I could keep the no-buy up when I saw this new one pop up in my email. But now seeing it made up by you … and still have Karina’s version to watch … oh oh 😉💕
Oh no! I've seen Karina's and its amazing. Were you able to resist?
@@TomKatStitchery It is a beautiful one indeed. I did resist. I can always buy it at full price once I am ready for it. It’s not gone. And for now it’s no added pressure on my back. That’s worth the extra cost.
Great use of a dead quilt!!! xxxxxxx
Thank you!
LOL..I have a matelasse coverlet in my linen closet dying to be this jacket! I noted the white quilt garment on your rack in yesterday's video and wondered what that might be..now it will be a great layering piece that I'll use in my spring capsule! It will take me that long to get through my current queue, winter is spoken for with so many of your great ideas (-;=
Oh good! A matelasse cover would make a gorgeous version of this coat!
I like the jacket. For me I’d probably skip the faux pockets. I’m don’t need anymore emphasis up top.
Since I was doing a test, I had to add them. However, if I were making another one (and I"m sure I will), I'll omit them as well.
Whitney, so clever to repurpose you quilt & in your color range. Double win! Looks great on you! I am a novice sewer. I also loved your fabric choice or the vougue 1643 sew along (Lady MacElroy Olive Tweed w/petersham ribbon.... Do you think the tweed fabric would work for the Itch to Stitch Poas jacket? Or is that olive tweed too heavy for this Poas jacket pattern?
I think that tweed would be a lovely Poas!
THANK YOU very much for answering. I really appreaciate and enjoy our channel. I have learned a lot.
Really nice jacket, But I would want it for plus sizes😅😥
This pattern does go up to a 63" bust, 54" waist and 62" hip if that helps!
Hi Whitney, I love your jacket and I am prepping one in pink jacquard for the spring here in south France. I am 5'2" too and I was wondering if I should make a height adjustment above the bust, I usually do a 1/4"one when patterns are drafted for 5'6" . Do you think I should bother ?
While it’s totally up to you, this is a pretty cropped jacket. I often have to shorten the bodice on patterns, but I didn’t on this one!
What dress are you wearing its very cute
Thank you! That is the Dream On Tiered Dress by Pattern Emporium. Its a great pattern!
You mentioned the dress you're wearing with the jacket but I can't quite catch which dress it is, Whitney. Will you clarify when you get a minute, please?
It's the Dream On Tiered Dress by Pattern Emporium. I really love this pattern!
@@TomKatStitchery Thanks Whitney. The dress certainly looks good on you. I'm trying to start wearing dresses but....
There's the dress that you are wearing under the the
Jacket
That dress is the Dream On Tiered Dress by Pattern Emporium. Its a great pattern!
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