DIY Tweed Chanel Jacket: Couture Pattern-Matching Techniques

[cartomancycarmen]

Omg that 2:28 is stunning and I normally shy away from reds. Wowza!

[deborahduthie]

The tule is a great way to make these patterns work. Thank you.

[wadenyoost]

Your explanation here is excellent. Thank you for this.

[NinaKeilin]

Duh, I’m really old and it never occurred to me that they were covering up the pattern mismatches with the patch pockets. Thanks for this great information. I next want more info on matching sleeve caps.

[incantations]

How do you feel about buckram for the structural layer

[lujadosyning]

I haven't done this, but since you have mentioned how loosely woven tweed is, I'm thinking of trying to reweave across the bust-line.

[mcomeslast]

I’m a d cup and I’m using a princess seam for mine. If I want to pattern match, it has been suggested that I would focus the matching at the shoulder and neckline. It’s just not going match as the shape diverges. The boucle I’m using know doesn’t have a repeat. Mine has a shoulder princess but I just fitted an armscye princess and may try making it into one at some point.

[bebeflamand]

Lovely video, thanks! My large bust (US L/UK J) is one of the reasons why I started sewing. And somehow it always comes down to performing some higher math (and prayer) LOL!

[maxinekershaw]

Loving your channel and your work.
Question: what are you using as the interlining for the tweed jackets? It looks like mesh or tulle if you don’t mind sharing. Thanks

[sandieyeshua]

Thank you. I cannot find netting on Amazon. What is the netting called?

[whatnow]

I only have about 1m of wool fabric. Do you think I could squeeze out a jacket like this?

[IRISEVELYNRIVERA]

Good video. But the camera is so close it hurts the eye. Cant concentrate on something with the constant zooming in and out. I cant see well the big picture, it is too close.

[margolenney]

And um yea, sigh, er yea. This lady couldn’t explain how one plus one = two, yea mmm!