Making the Chanel Jacket #1 - Trim Making and Shaping, Front Stabilization and Dual Buttonholes!
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- Making the Chanel Jacket #1 - Trim Making and Shaping, Front Stabilization and Dual Buttonholes!
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Hi Everyone and Welcome Back To My Bucolic Life Channel. Meet my new sewing tutorial.
Welcome to the first episode of Making the Chanel Jacket. This is going to be fun! In this video I will explain my overall process, my trim choice, how to make it and shape it to fit the jacket, 101 ways that you need to stabilize the center front piece before you can even get started on buttonholes. And finally, step by step through the process of making the dual buttonholes which are hand embroidered/knotted on the outside and bound on the inside/lining side. Whew~ And we are just getting started!
Thank you SO MUCH for watching!
~Marie
Thank you for watching this video! I am using the book COUTURE SEWING, The Couture Cardigan Jacket, Secrets from a Chanel collector by Claire Shaeffer and I highly recommend that if you want to create this jacket you purchase the book. I am also using the Vogue 8804 pattern, which is also by Claire Shaeffer. I have modified the pattern to fit my needs as far as length and fitting issues. As I strive to follow Claire’s guidance in spirit, I do go on my own as far as technique.
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Wow what a lot of work
It is truely a labour of love for your daughter
She is a fortunate girl to have such a talented and skilled mum
I can hardly wait for the next episode of this make
It’s exciting and so far looking absolutely fabulous
Good for you Marie taking on the challenge
Wow just wow
Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much, brilliant video feel I now understand what I need to do!
Got my cuppa and ready to enjoy. x
On a previous video, I commented that Claire had been given access to some of the Paris couture workrooms. She is showing the techniques used there. I noticed in the new trims book she put out that she mentions numerous times that the Chanel garments were not perfect. Claire has introduced materials which they did not use: facings, interfacings, etc. The trims served to stabilize edges in the original garments. Also, Chanel suits were not meant for hard wearing. I always refer to them as "Dallas ladies do lunch".....
I’ve been sitting here enjoying your video to the max. It’s been years since I did buttonholes by hand. Such a labor of love. I’ll wait till tomorrow for the second video. Not rushing so I can savour them one per day slowly like a fine wine. Thank you again. ❤️
Thank you😊😁🥰
Just thought I’d share
I’ve been looking for fusible tape used instead of stay stitching
I know Marie has said she purchases hers from Etsy
I can not do that where I live - they will not post also it’s quite expensive
So I’ve been playing with a few ideas when I came across fusible naming tape
It works!!!! and is so much cheaper
Admittedly if it’s a tight corner to go around I’ve needed to cut and shape but in general it is narrow enough and really works well
Great idea! Thanks
Hi Marie, Another wonderful video. I don’t know that I would ever be able to do this method, but you are a fabulous teacher. I have found some great pins for slippery fabric. Not really sure where I got these but the little plastic case has Clover on the top and Japan on the bottom. They are u-shaped with 2 pin legs, 1.5 inches long and 3/16th of an inch wide. They top u shape is bent slightly upward about 3/8 an inch to grasp. They hold great!
This pins sound wonderful. I may have to look for some! Thanks 😊
Thankyou, I came to see specifically about that placement of the front piece basting, since if you baste over the stitching line and then to stitch to quilt, you will SEW THROUGH the basting threads, making it impossible to smoothly pull out the basting. I had considered going off pattern, and the pattern itself does not say to *remove the basting*, so I had wondered if it was supposed to remain... Glad I checked here!❤
Great! How is your jacket coming along?
Have to pause to get ready for church, but LOVE your braid. Back later. I have made this jacket.
Hi Marie! First of all your garden looks amazing!! Are those all squash or did I see a baby pumpkin too? Which is technically a squash too, I guess. What fun to have all those out in your yard to pick from. Some how I messed the skirt so I’ll have to go back and watch it. The braid came out beautiful! I certainly would not of thought to do that. I have never seen a buttonhole hand sewn,only on a machine. I’m so impressed!! They really looked good! I’m looking forward to watching the next one but it will have to wait till tomorrow. Take care!! 😊
Hi Mia! I put several kinds of squash in one bed this year. Some did good, some not so good. 🤣
Common everyday Ohio organza! Love it.
Indeed a labour of love. And it´s indeed all in the preparation. Yay for threadmarking and basting, both of which I do all the time! Enjoying your processes so much.
Thank you Ingrid! So many steps! But it all works out. 😁
Your trim is awesome! Taking the time to do it right gives you results of a high end quality jacket.
Thank you Lida!
🌻🌻🌻🌻 hey Marie, everything looking so lush in the garden 👍 got my cuppa so going to get comfy to watch this video! Loves to you and yours and the feathered and furry babies 😘
Thank you! Hope you liked it. Busy week here😁 but finally getting caught up!
yay! yippee! OUTSTANDING. Huh, I thought I saw this a couple of weeks ago... and then it disappeared....but.....I must have dreamed it.....so I am super thrilled to have the information you are so generously giving us. You da best!
Thanks Caroline!
This is just lovely to watch - and the results so far look really lovely too!
Thank you Megan!
Love it! Those buttonholes are so neat!
My mom use to make button holes by hand with embroidery thread.
I love your precise work - something for me to strive for!
Where can someone find your scissor shaped pattern weights?? I love them!😍
This are from the 80's. I'm don't think they make them any more. Maybe on eBay?
And so begins another amazing project! I am fairly certain that by this stage I would be opting for a zipper! 🫤
Jean Massey your comment made me laugh
I so get you
It’s an amazing amount of work isn’t it
But so cool to be able to do that