VIDEO CHAPTERS: 0:00 Intro 0:09 Fusible interfacing 2:14 Welt pockets 27:50 Shoulder seam 29:05 Sewing sleeves 32:20 Side-seams 35:59 Front & back facing (part 1) 48:31 Rib-Knit waistband 57:31 Cuffs 1:01:29 Front & back facing (part 2) 1:05:42 Snaps 1:16:26 Final result GET THIS PATTERN (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/eh7ml (for Men - 5 Sizes)
I so much love you for this. 💕 I've not always been satisfied with my finishing at that area where the band and the interfacing joins together, looks amateur to me even though my customers love it but I've always wanted to up my sleeve and do something so sleek, so yea with this video I should be able to get the job done to my taste. Your video is very explanatory. Thanks
Thanks a lot for your comment! Yes; sure! You can use the existing pattern pieces to create the linen. Some basic patternmaking knowledge is advised for this. You will use the sleeve pattern pueces just as they are (adding about 0,3 cm as ease all around). You will also need to use the front piece (removing the area covered by the front facing, also adding about 0,3 cm as ease) and the back piece (also removing the are covered by the back facing (same as before, adding the ease mentioned). Also, remember to add seam allowance where the lining meets the facings (both to the facings and the lining). Hope this makes some sense 😀
Hi! Yes, sure! You can always replace a serger with a zig-zag stitch when sewing woven fabrics (to overcast the raw edges of the fabric); one stitch in, one stitch out. When sewing knit fabrics, Zig-zag may also be an option but all modern sewing machines got an even better one which is usually called "stretch stitch"; You should check your machine's user's guide, but I'm quite sure you'll have it available.
Hi! Yes, sure! The main fabric (front) is a knit matelassé. The secondary fabric (back and sleeves) is a jogging fabric (French terry), the cuffs are made of rib knit, and the interfacing is a non-woven fusible interfacing.
Hi! Thanks a lot for your comment! Sure, here are the materials you need (these are originally mentioned in the pattern's details sheet): a) Main knit-fabric; I've used here some one-sided brushed fleece for the back and sleeves. French terry fabric is also a great option. b) Rib-Knit fabric. Usually bought to the same provider as the main fabric. This way both fabrics are the same composition and both have the exact same color. c) Matelasse fabric used in the front pieces. d) Non-Woven Fusible Interfacing. e) Snaps
VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:09 Fusible interfacing
2:14 Welt pockets
27:50 Shoulder seam
29:05 Sewing sleeves
32:20 Side-seams
35:59 Front & back facing (part 1)
48:31 Rib-Knit waistband
57:31 Cuffs
1:01:29 Front & back facing (part 2)
1:05:42 Snaps
1:16:26 Final result
GET THIS PATTERN (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/eh7ml (for Men - 5 Sizes)
This is amazing!!! Hoping you will put a women varsity jacket in your shop whenever you can please! ❤
Thanks a lot for your comment 😁! I'll definitely keep that suggestion in mind!
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Thanks a lot for sharing! We'd love to see the end result! 😁!
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Thanks for detailed instructions. This will help me tremendously when I start my own.
You are welcome! 😁
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Thank you very much😊! I really appreciate every comment and helps me a lot! Thanks!!
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I so much love you for this. 💕
I've not always been satisfied with my finishing at that area where the band and the interfacing joins together, looks amateur to me even though my customers love it but I've always wanted to up my sleeve and do something so sleek, so yea with this video I should be able to get the job done to my taste. Your video is very explanatory. Thanks
Thank you so much!!! 😊
This is a great help for the pattern. Thanks
You are welcome =)!
Thank you a lot for this you've been so helpful..
Please I do have a question do you have any video on the pattern drafting also
Thank you very much for your feedback 😁! For now, I'm creating sew-along videos only but you can get all our patterns at pdfpatternsboutique.com
Thanks so much for the pattern tutorial! Would it be possible for me to add a liner even if the pattern doesn't include it?
Thanks a lot for your comment! Yes; sure! You can use the existing pattern pieces to create the linen. Some basic patternmaking knowledge is advised for this. You will use the sleeve pattern pueces just as they are (adding about 0,3 cm as ease all around). You will also need to use the front piece (removing the area covered by the front facing, also adding about 0,3 cm as ease) and the back piece (also removing the are covered by the back facing (same as before, adding the ease mentioned). Also, remember to add seam allowance where the lining meets the facings (both to the facings and the lining). Hope this makes some sense 😀
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Muchas gracias por su comentario 😁!!
I love this! Sadly i cant afford the patern... in my country that money is like buying an actual jacket! But thanks anyways it´ll help :3
Thanks for your comments =)!
At some point this year, I will get into making a varsity jacket, but if one doesn't have a serger machine, can a tight zigzag stitch suffice?
Hi! Yes, sure! You can always replace a serger with a zig-zag stitch when sewing woven fabrics (to overcast the raw edges of the fabric); one stitch in, one stitch out.
When sewing knit fabrics, Zig-zag may also be an option but all modern sewing machines got an even better one which is usually called "stretch stitch"; You should check your machine's user's guide, but I'm quite sure you'll have it available.
@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE ok I'll check to see if my machine has it, thank you
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can i as for what are those fabrics that you use for this jacket?
Hi! Yes, sure! The main fabric (front) is a knit matelassé. The secondary fabric (back and sleeves) is a jogging fabric (French terry), the cuffs are made of rib knit, and the interfacing is a non-woven fusible interfacing.
What fabrics and interfacing did you use for this jacket
Hi! Thanks a lot for your comment! Sure, here are the materials you need (these are originally mentioned in the pattern's details sheet):
a) Main knit-fabric; I've used here some one-sided brushed fleece for the back and sleeves. French terry fabric is also a great option.
b) Rib-Knit fabric. Usually bought to the same provider as the main fabric. This way both fabrics are the same composition and both have the exact same color.
c) Matelasse fabric used in the front pieces.
d) Non-Woven Fusible Interfacing.
e) Snaps
Hello there! what size pattern did you use to make this one? is it XL? thank you very much, May
Hello =)! We used size M (Chest Circ: 110 cm/ 43.2 in) in this video.
@@PDFPATTERNSBOUTIQUE amazing thank you for your reply! can't wait to try it!
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Do you have written instructions to follow along to?
Hi! Nope, there are no written directions.
what was the seam allowance for this?
Hi! This pattern includes 1 cm as seam allowance.
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Great JOB! im a new sub!!
im needing some pattern help..
are you available on facebook or skype?
thanks,
Kai
Thank you =)! Sure, you may contact me on my store (we usually respond within a couple of hours during weekdays): pdfpatternsboutique.com THANKS YOU!!
No liner?
Hi! That is correct; this style does not have a lining.