Chanel-Inspired Jacket Tutorial - How to Sew a Tweed Jacket + Sewing Pattern 🩵

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Hi! Thank you for watching this video :) So so excited to share with you today how to make this vintage Chanel-inspired Gabbie jacket that captivates your attention first with its gorgeous straight-silhouetted fit, and next with its delicate and pleasing symmetricity of the softly rounded neckline, intentionally placed princess seams, and closure-free Front edges.

→ Make it cropped or full length and enjoy the fullness of its stunning sophistication!

You can make this dress too! I’m using my Gabbie PDF downloadable sewing pattern, get it here:

Here are the materials you’ll need:
- 1.8-2.3 m (2 - 2 1/2 yds) woven fabric, dress-weight
- 1.8-2.3 m (2 -2 1/2 yds) lining
- 40 cm x 3 cm interfacing, 2 strips
- 70-110 cm lace, 7.5 cm wide
- Invisible zipper 60-66 cm long (24"-26")
- Invisible zipper machine foot
- Matching thread
- Glasshead pins
- Scissors
- Measurement tape
- Zoria pattern

Choose a woven dress-weight fabric that will hold its shape, won’t stretch and isn’t see through.
Suggested: Tweed, Suiting fabric, Chenille Tweed, Boucle, Wool Suiting, Gabardine.
Lining: Viscose blends: Viscose + Elastane;
Viscose + Poly; Synthetic blends - Poly; Polyester + Elastane.

Sewing tools used:

Recommended sewing machines:

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