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How to sew a jacket - part 7

"Hand blind stitch, Sew a button, Button hole, Ironing" More about our Channel Membership:    • Membership Exclusive Benefits   Join our Channel Membership:    / @ateliersaison   Hand blind stitch the lapel crease line Staystitch on the botton hole Hand blind stitch the hem of the facing Press the fullness Hand blind stitch the vent part (Order mistake) "Originally it is necessary to hand blind stitch the vent part, she made it simple blind stitch this time ,,, Because she forgot, sorry." Blind zigzag stitch the hem of the front Hand blind stitch the hem of the back Hand blind stitch the hem of the sleeve Hand blind stitch the bottom of armhole Sew a button Button hole Ironing It is a ladies Tailored jacket with full lining. Jackets are hard to sew compared to shirts and skirts anyway. For example, in case of shoulder, there are sleeve head wadding and shoulder pads and it is completely different from the sleeve of the shirt. But that is why it will be what a beautiful shape. The feeling when wearing is also the best. Design specification of the jacket is a waist pocket with the flap most commonly used. Back vent, front dart and functioning sleeve buttons. The chest pocket and the inner pocket are removed. As I did not want to take as much time as possible at filming, it is as simple as possible, but still have the necessary parts. As for bound welt pocket already uploaded, please refer it if you need.    • How to sew a welt pocket on a jacket   Manual works (hand invisible stitch etc...) is packed. The jacket is really a treasure trove of technique. The main cloth is Flannel, and lining, sleek, interfacing are two kinds. Sewing specification Fabric : Flannel Full lining Flap waist pockets 2 darts (Front 2) Back vent Functioning sleeve buttons ** You can download the pattern in PDF, it is free. ** Please refer to it. http://ateliersaison.jp/pg189.html Paris collection, Tokyo collection etc... Sample garment factory Atelier Saison. We have sewed at Shibuya-ku, Jingumae in Tokyo for more than 35 years. This is a machine translation and may not be a perfect translation #Sewing