My shopping list is now huge too! Loved all the recommendations from both videos. Very excited! I have already made the Dawson Coatigan, which made up very well, with fantastic instructions from Claire Louise Hardy! You swapped sides too.... normally Rachel you are in the left and Nikki on right.... love the new set in your sewing room Nikki 👍 thank you ladies we have just gone to the high tier this morning, so all these comfy recommendations will keep me sane and warm!
You are so welcome Rosie! Im definitely buying the Dawson Coatigan now! Glad you liked the new set up too, im so happy with the room. Take care of yourself and stay comfy xx
Oh my word! My "to do" list and shopping list just grew immensely! You guys have really chosen great patterns for Autumn. I don't know whether to be happy or mad! But either way, I'll end up with some great pieces! Thanks so much for such fabulous videos and for keeping it real! Your videos are the highlight of my day!
I just binge watched both videos. Thanks for the great ideas. I just have to decide what I want to make first. I still have my son's flannel lined black rain coat that fits me. He got it when he was 12 and is almost 40. I haven't worn it in a while but it does keep me warm and dry. I do have a few pretty rain coats and would love to make one sometime. In my world you can never have too many coats.
Great jacket options! I am hoping you guys are going to do Vlogmas this year! With everything going on it would be neat to see how you both come up with gifts for each other like you did last year!
Haya. Another great video :) OOOH really like the Truffle coat :) Glad you showed your cool footwear as I snuck a peek of them earlier :) Thanku for sharing :) xx
Some really interesting choices. I am really happy to see you getting back into the groove again. I have missed seeing this kind of video from you. Looking forward to seeing what you make.
Lots of inspiration. Good to see a mix of commercial and independent patterns being shown. I’d love to see your makes just generally, especially the coatigans 🥰 I’ll look forward to a pattern review it’s always good to see you pair in full flow 👍😊😂🐝
Great video - my first Stitch Sisters watch but I am subscribed now! Great to see you are having a go at a puffa jacket. I have made 3 gilets this summer trying to replicate my much loved North Face puffa style gilet. I used the Twig and Tale Trailblazer pattern which was a good match for the style but I really struggled to find a good way of getting the thick puffa/duvet look. I tried Thinsulate (bit stiff), Vilene thick wadding (felt a bit sweaty in wear!!) and a Vilene with wool. The last one is best but I think the wool fibres are going to poke through the fabric . . . Please let us know how you get on!!
Great selection!! I definitely need an anorak, too. I live in Vancouver which has almost the same climate at the UK and I need something waterproof that I love as much as my other me-made coats. And this is exactly the patterns I need, too since I’m going absolutely nowhere nowadays. 😏
Hi guys🤗great video as always! Could you please tell me which edition of the Fibre Mood magazine you talked about with the Animal print sweatshirt?.. Love LOVe it! Thankyou ladies, keep the fab videos coming ! Stay safe and well Jacqueline xx
Thanks, girls! Inspiring choices in both videos. Nikki, I have teddy bear fabric very similar to yours; will you use any interfacing to stop it from 'sagging' or do you think that it will be ok without? Look forward to seeing the results! X
Message in a bottle: if you ever come across a pattern that would allow me to make a rainproof (hooded) coat to cycle in, I would be immensely grateful. I'm looking to make something that would prevent my trousers, and not just my head, arms and torso, from getting soaked...
@@StitchSisters I'm actually thinking of using Folkwear's Australian Drover coat and adding a hood. All their coats are on sale at the moment, so I'll have to make the Poiray coat as well... even if I have to call it a "robe" for a while :)
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My shopping list is now huge too! Loved all the recommendations from both videos. Very excited! I have already made the Dawson Coatigan, which made up very well, with fantastic instructions from Claire Louise Hardy! You swapped sides too.... normally Rachel you are in the left and Nikki on right.... love the new set in your sewing room Nikki 👍 thank you ladies we have just gone to the high tier this morning, so all these comfy recommendations will keep me sane and warm!
You are so welcome Rosie! Im definitely buying the Dawson Coatigan now! Glad you liked the new set up too, im so happy with the room. Take care of yourself and stay comfy xx
How did you find the sizing on CLs coatigan I’m seriously eyeing it up 🐝
Guthrie and Ghani have some zebra print ponte roma now in stock. x
@@bridget9111 I made it about 18 months ago, but I seem to remember it was true to size, I want by the Finished Garment Measurements.
Thank you Rosie that’s helpful 🥰
Great patterns. This IS my lifestyle now that I'm retired. Very interested in pre-quilted fabric.
Oh my word! My "to do" list and shopping list just grew immensely! You guys have really chosen great patterns for Autumn. I don't know whether to be happy or mad! But either way, I'll end up with some great pieces! Thanks so much for such fabulous videos and for keeping it real! Your videos are the highlight of my day!
The coatigan is very elegant. That is a beautiful pattern.
I just binge watched both videos. Thanks for the great ideas. I just have to decide what I want to make first. I still have my son's flannel lined black rain coat that fits me. He got it when he was 12 and is almost 40. I haven't worn it in a while but it does keep me warm and dry. I do have a few pretty rain coats and would love to make one sometime. In my world you can never have too many coats.
Girls, you need a little table to put your coffees on! Love the Covid picks.
Great jacket options! I am hoping you guys are going to do Vlogmas this year! With everything going on it would be neat to see how you both come up with gifts for each other like you did last year!
We are talking about Vlogmas atm but it won’t be the same as usual due to the obvious reasons!
Coats and jackets! I have so many that I need to finish and start. Can't wait to see the pink hair! Stay well!
Haya. Another great video :) OOOH really like the Truffle coat :) Glad you showed your cool footwear as I snuck a peek of them earlier :) Thanku for sharing :) xx
Thank you! 😊 Glad you enjoyed it.
I love listening to the both of you.Love your choices of patterns and fabrics.I'm looking forward to seeing your makes.
Some really interesting choices. I am really happy to see you getting back into the groove again. I have missed seeing this kind of video from you. Looking forward to seeing what you make.
More to come! We feel like we are back in the groove xxx
Thank you ladies for a great video. I do think Nikki should make Maisie a matching little doggie coat in the yellow raincoat fabric :)
Great idea!!
I want the coat from Penelope!
Loving the anorak recommendations. Can’t wait to see your makes. Thanks for all of the inspiration 😻
Lots of inspiration. Good to see a mix of commercial and independent patterns being shown. I’d love to see your makes just generally, especially the coatigans 🥰 I’ll look forward to a pattern review it’s always good to see you pair in full flow 👍😊😂🐝
Fabric has been ordered for the coatigan (it's pink!!)
I've just made the Dawson Coatigan and it's a fantastic pattern!
Ive just bought the fabric for it (and it's pink!!!)
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They look like lovely choices ladies! I knew you were going to say it was a reference to Stephen King's IT Nikki! haha love it xx
Lol its a tad embarrassing but its my inspiration...what can i do ?
lol
Great video - my first Stitch Sisters watch but I am subscribed now! Great to see you are having a go at a puffa jacket. I have made 3 gilets this summer trying to replicate my much loved North Face puffa style gilet. I used the Twig and Tale Trailblazer pattern which was a good match for the style but I really struggled to find a good way of getting the thick puffa/duvet look. I tried Thinsulate (bit stiff), Vilene thick wadding (felt a bit sweaty in wear!!) and a Vilene with wool. The last one is best but I think the wool fibres are going to poke through the fabric . . .
Please let us know how you get on!!
Great selection!! I definitely need an anorak, too. I live in Vancouver which has almost the same climate at the UK and I need something waterproof that I love as much as my other me-made coats. And this is exactly the patterns I need, too since I’m going absolutely nowhere nowadays. 😏
Hi guys🤗great video as always!
Could you please tell me which edition of the Fibre Mood magazine you talked about with the Animal print sweatshirt?.. Love LOVe it!
Thankyou ladies, keep the fab videos coming !
Stay safe and well
Jacqueline xx
It’s from Book 6 2019 xxx
HaHa I bought a pink rain jacket last year
Thanks, girls! Inspiring choices in both videos. Nikki, I have teddy bear fabric very similar to yours; will you use any interfacing to stop it from 'sagging' or do you think that it will be ok without? Look forward to seeing the results! X
Dear Nikki and Rachel,
I enjoyed your video and your picks so much. Did you think about corduroy for an Anorak? I had one as a child and I loved it.
Great suggestion!
Have you listened to SK audio on you tube? If you are a Stephen King fan you may like it. ❤️
Loved the video - thank you ! Already had a look for the New Look sweater dress but don’t think anyone is stocking it yet ?!
I don’t think it is out In the UK yet!
Can I possibly ask what brand and weight of wool you used for your habitat cardigan please? Aran worsted? Acrylic? DK? Beginner here. Thank you
Lovely vlog thanks x question- what pattern did Rachel use for her pink coatigan (pictured right at the start)? Ta xxx
It’s the Simplicity 8742 💜
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Message in a bottle: if you ever come across a pattern that would allow me to make a rainproof (hooded) coat to cycle in, I would be immensely grateful. I'm looking to make something that would prevent my trousers, and not just my head, arms and torso, from getting soaked...
we will keep an eye out ;)
@@StitchSisters I'm actually thinking of using Folkwear's Australian Drover coat and adding a hood. All their coats are on sale at the moment, so I'll have to make the Poiray coat as well... even if I have to call it a "robe" for a while :)