Thanks for making this. I bought your type 2 pattern and wondered if it was possible to do a flat felled seam on the sleeve and side of the jacket with only using a single needle machine. Question answered.
I am a beginner sewing student. I enjoyed watching the denim sewing tutorial. First, we wash and iron the fabric, then we cut the fabric. I like to learn a new method What method is used to draw Ego Jin?
Did you adjust any seam allowance when cutting the pattern to account for the selvage? It was awesome to watch, thank you for including the full process
Almost finished my first jacket. My old Type 1 jacket is falling apart so Im very happy that I can make my own. Pattern is perfect. Video is very helpful. Great work❤
Did you use any guides or measurements when doing your flat felled seams? I'm having trouble sewing them to be consistent; I not sure exactly how I should line up the pieces when attaching them and how much to fold for the flat felled.
overlap them approximately 3/8"(1cm) you dont have to measure just eyeball it. top layer on top. fold over where each layer edge ends. when you are sewing the top stitching, sew the row closest to the edge first, the important part is to watch the seam not the needle. pick a spot on the presser foot and just make sure your seam is always lined up with that spot, or you can use a foot with a guide. my presser foot is 1/2" wide so i know if i line the edge up with my first row of stitches my second row will be 1/4" away. again watching the stiches on the edge of the foot not the needle. make some practice pieces until you figure out you technique.
@@retroreasonCurrently using your method with your pattern and it’s working great, thanks. One more question I have, what’s the purpose of this diagonal stitch on only one side of the placket? 3:22:42
@@ImSkybii just replicating a detail seen on old jackets. One person would be sewing the plackets all day and would just go from one piece to the next without cutting the thread each time
Thanks for making this. I bought your type 2 pattern and wondered if it was possible to do a flat felled seam on the sleeve and side of the jacket with only using a single needle machine. Question answered.
Looking forward for the pattern too! Great video, lots of secrets revealed - keep on going!
Must be so much years of experience to have such an amazing workmanship 👍
thank you so much! waiting for the pattern. I'm gonna try making one by following your video
Thank you for the amazing video as always ! Looking forward for the pattern 🤩🤩! Kamal from Anili.dnm
Nice job, thank you for sharing
I am a beginner sewing student.
I enjoyed watching the denim sewing tutorial.
First, we wash and iron the fabric, then we cut the fabric.
I like to learn a new method
What method is used to draw Ego Jin?
how many yards of fabric is necessary and can I use non selvedge with the same allowances? thank you!
3-4 yards should be enough if you are using narrow selvedge fabric. wide fabrics probably 2-2.5 yards should be enough.
Did you adjust any seam allowance when cutting the pattern to account for the selvage? It was awesome to watch, thank you for including the full process
No, my pattern accounts for the selvedge being exposed
At 1:37:17 how much did you fold that by? Trying to follow along it’s been good so far by the way
@@andrew9048 I'm not sure what's on the pattern, but it's probably around 1.75 - 2 inches
May I ask where you got all these beautiful sewing machines from and amazing work
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@@retroreason and where do you got your fabric from
Thank you for sharing this “making of” video. What kind of weight of denim did you use for the jacket?
14oz
Almost finished my first jacket. My old Type 1 jacket is falling apart so Im very happy that I can make my own. Pattern is perfect. Video is very helpful. Great work❤
Did you use any guides or measurements when doing your flat felled seams? I'm having trouble sewing them to be consistent; I not sure exactly how I should line up the pieces when attaching them and how much to fold for the flat felled.
overlap them approximately 3/8"(1cm) you dont have to measure just eyeball it. top layer on top. fold over where each layer edge ends. when you are sewing the top stitching, sew the row closest to the edge first, the important part is to watch the seam not the needle. pick a spot on the presser foot and just make sure your seam is always lined up with that spot, or you can use a foot with a guide. my presser foot is 1/2" wide so i know if i line the edge up with my first row of stitches my second row will be 1/4" away. again watching the stiches on the edge of the foot not the needle. make some practice pieces until you figure out you technique.
@@retroreason Why is the seam allowance 5/8” on most flat felled seams? When you’re felling a 3/8” seam, wouldn’t it be 6/8” (3/4”)?
@@ImSkybii make a few test pieces, figure out what works for you. This is just how I do it, with good results.
@@retroreasonCurrently using your method with your pattern and it’s working great, thanks. One more question I have, what’s the purpose of this diagonal stitch on only one side of the placket? 3:22:42
@@ImSkybii just replicating a detail seen on old jackets. One person would be sewing the plackets all day and would just go from one piece to the next without cutting the thread each time
Nice work. I'd subscribe if you gave verbal instructions on pattern making and sewing techniques. 😎✌️
Can you please sell your patterns via Boosty? Im from Russia and I can’t pay on Etsy using Russian Visa card.
@@sourdreeam are you able to make purchases from eBay?