How To Make A Teddy/Fur Coat || Part 1 скачать в хорошем качестве

How To Make A Teddy/Fur Coat || Part 1

Things you’ll need 0:23 - 1:19 about 1.8 meters of teddy/fur fabric (or more or less depending on the design and size) about 1.5 meters of lining fabric pattern paper jackets that fit you well for reference to make pattern pieces measuring tools iron + ironing board fabric chalk pencil & eraser needle & thread pins paper scissors & fabric scissors buttons of your choice (I used sew-on snaps) sewing machine Drawing the pattern pieces 1:20 - 16:48 BP & FP: 1:49 Back panel & front panel will become one pattern piece. Fold the jacket in half vertically, use pins to keep the fold in place Trace the back panel (so leaving out the collar and sleeve) leave enough space on the right side of the pattern paper for the front panel Measure how long you want the coat to be, mine is 74 cm from the neckline After finishing the back panel, fold the pattern paper in the middle Mark the top and bottom so you know where to draw and start tracing the front of the jacket (fold the jacket the other way so you see the front) Sleeve: 8:40 Take the front side of the sleeve and pin to keep the fold in place Start tracing, the line from the highest point of the sleeve is a straight line and will be the middle of the pattern piece Decide how long you want the sleeve to be, mine is 53 cm measured from the line in the middle Place the back side of the sleeve against the middle and trace Draw a notch (a small line or a triangle) at the middle of the pattern piece as shown at 10:12 in the extra video Collar: 13:53 Fold collar in half and use pins to keep fold in place Trace collar Decide the width of the collar, mine is 12,7 cm measured from the straight line (middle of the jacket) Pocket: 15:29 Draw a rectangle of 24 x 17 cm Cutting the fabric 16:50 - 25:19 Outer fabric Fold the fabric with the right sides in and the selvage edges together Before placing the pattern pieces, pay close attention to the direction of the fur (you want the direction of the hairs to go down with the pattern pieces) Place the back panel on the fabric fold, use pins to secure the pattern to the fabric and use the fabric chalk to add 1,5 cm on all seams and 4 cm to the hem (the bottom) Place the front panel, measure distance from the side of the fabric to make sure the pattern piece is placed straight and in the same direction as the grain line, add 4 cm to the hem, 5 cm to the front seam and 1,5 cm to the other seams. Finish the front seam with a triangle as shown at 20:22 Place the sleeve and add 1,5 cm to all seams and 4 cm to the hem add a little cut in the fabric where you placed the notch Place the collar with the straight side of the pattern piece on the fabric fold Add 1,5 cm to all seams Cut this pattern piece twice Place the pocket and add 1,5 cm to all sides 25:21 - 28:31 Lining fabric Fold the fabric with the right sides in and the selvage edges together Place the back panel 2 cm from the fabric fold, add 1 cm to all seams and 4 cm to the hem (this fabric is easier to sew so I decided to only add 1 cm but if you want, you can add 1,5 cm as you did with the outer fabric so it's less confusing) Place the front panel and add 4 cm to the hem, 5 cm to the front seam with the same triangle shape as with the outer fabric and 1 or 1,5 cm to the other seams Place the sleeve and add 1 or 1,5 cm to all seams and 4 cm to the hem Place the pocket and add 1 or 1,5 cm to all sides Part 2:    • How To Make A Teddy/Fur Coat || Part 2