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The Itch To Stitch Sew Beautiful Book: The Takstang Dolman Wrap and Tutorial

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Welcome to a week of patterns! This week I’ll be going through all 8 patterns in the new Itch to Stitch Sew Beautiful book. Today we are talking about the Takstang Dolman Wrap and I’m showing you how I lined this version. I hope you enjoy!
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29 авг 2024

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@craftymystic4868 3 года назад

Thanks for the inspiration, not only did you bag the entire coat, avoiding any hand stitching at all, but you used a ‘formal’ fabric and the fancy Chanel treatment on the edges in an every day, wearable style! Brilliant, Whitney! Thanks. And the tip about lining an unlined coat is genius too. I wondered why you were putting in the lifeline seam in the side and not in the sleeve like I’ve seen so many times. Easier access to each sleeve. Again, brilliant. Will watch this again. And then take another look at the stash I inherited from Mom, beautiful Italian wools - from crepe to a coat weight - but I basically am at home now (everyone is, but the best of times I still am). Don’t need a fancy suit anymore.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad you enjoyed this tutorial and I hope it does help you see your fancy fabric in new light!

@Linda-xb4oy 3 года назад

Love your collection of sewing books.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you!

@firefli422 3 года назад

Beautiful jacket, thanks for the lining tutorial! I'm glad I'm not the only one who would rather just top stitch the lining closed instead of hand sewing :)

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

😂 I’m just too darn impatient!

@firefli422 3 года назад

@@TomKatStitchery I was just looking at a Club Monaco faux fur vest and realized that they had done the same thing to the lining! I've now convinced myself that I never need to hand sew a lining closed again lol

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

@@firefli422 yes!! 😂

@bhunterBrenda 3 года назад

Love your colder weather lined jacket. And the use of the salvage is great. You have a great thrift shop.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

It’s been the one and only time I’ve found fabric at my thrift shop, but it was a good find!

@fiberchick 3 года назад

Love your cheater lining technique. It’s a gorgeous jacket Chanel-ish but youthful.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed this one!

@patriciaoswalt6464 3 года назад

Both jackets look great on you, I was afraid they might look like bed jackets but they don’t. You do beautiful work. What a score on that fantastic thrifted fabric, it was perfect for this jacket.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you! The boucle was a complete find!

@jessiedietrich42 3 года назад

These patterns look rather easy , and I love your makes Whitney !!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

They really are. Kennis wanted to do patterns that would be doable for beginners.

@chrischevalier1980 3 года назад

I was with you till you got to the sleeves... if I wouldn’t have watched you I would have surly freaked out. You made it look so easy. I’ve never bagged a lining before but going to give it a try. What a beautiful jacket, great fall piece.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Oh good! Bagging a lining always feels like magic to me!

@nanastevens4094 3 года назад

The lining and facings sewn first is brilliant. You never cease to amaze me. This old dog keeps learning new tricks. Thank you so much. Jecket is beautiful.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad!

@marykerlin994 3 года назад

Whitney, you are amazing!! You make that look so simple and easy. You have really inspired me to make a jacket now! Thank you!!!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad!

@edinacole6382 3 года назад

Great creativity with your kimono style Chanel type jacked all with thrifted fabric!!! Awesome

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you! It turned out how I was envisioning, which is always a plus!

@lindafansler7494 3 года назад

Thank you for the lining tutorial. Both of your jackets are lovely.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you!

@libbymcculla1619 3 года назад

Woud never have thought of using the selvedge-love the boucle. your jacket is beautiful!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you so much!

@barbaramckenzie326 3 года назад

The boucle' jacket is spectacular!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you so much!

@jamilehbaadarani4740 3 года назад

Love the fabric.love the style .thank for for a great tutorial Witney

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@janerohacek8745 3 года назад

Your method of "cheater" lining was wonderful. I think if you finished the facing pieces with a pretty bias binding instead of serging that no one would ever be able to detect that you didn't make a conventional lining. Thanks for giving me the idea! I am really enjoying your vlog!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Bias binding would be a beautiful way to finish it!

@cathyswope5174 3 года назад

I loved that thrifted boucle when you found it and this jacket is such a perfect pairing of fabric and pattern. Bravo!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you! I’m so glad they worked so well together!

@libbybennett3067 3 года назад

The fabric is gorgeous for your jacket

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you!

@krisl.4962 3 года назад

Beautiful jackets, Whitney! I love the boucle, and your styling with the top and jeans. Perfect fall outfit :) Thanks for sharing the tutorial!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@heatherr9201 3 года назад

So nice... loved the lined one on you... and thanks for sharing your process

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@suegeese6339 3 года назад

Thank you! You make it look 'sew' easy. 😊

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Oh good!

@kandacek63 3 года назад

Pair the pink/coral with the turtleneck you have on. Lovely.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

That would be a lovely color combination!

@christineennis4766 3 года назад

Thank you as always lots of good information. Love both jackets.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad you enjoyed it!

@k3of5ks 3 года назад

This is sooooo good. I have never done a lining and watching this makes me feel like I can. Thank you Whitney!!!!!!💗💗💗💗💗

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Oh good!

@denbeesewswhat9841 3 года назад

that was just awesome - I have some pink boucle that I have had in my stash for years - not sure if there is enough. If I do, I am definitely thinking of making this jacket with it when I get the book - and I may even have a go at lining it using your really easy to follow demo!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Oh good!

@streamstriss 3 года назад

Your intro sound is so nice now (no longer super loud). Also, that super-fast sewing machine noise is awesome. Love it! Thanks for the video! Great, as always.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Oh good! I’m so glad the volume is better!

@texasproud8822 3 года назад

Great instructions & beautiful top.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you!

@annescanapico2181 3 года назад

Absolutely, Excellent tutorial. Thank you

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@Evohoy 3 года назад

I am saving this tutorial for lining a jacket. You made it look so logical, and straightforward. Even the sleeves. I liked the way the facing was top stitched down to the lining, much less flappy and more well behaved lols.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I agree! I hate floppy facings!

@megcheyfitz2856 3 года назад

What a fantastic tutorial!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad you enjoyed it!

@nancyhurt7145 3 года назад

Great job! Anxious to get my book and try this one!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Oh good!

@valclements7092 3 года назад

Morning Whitney, thanks for showing how to line the boucle jacket it looks amazing. I love the selvedge added on. Have a great day. Val ❤️🇨🇦🇬🇧

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@letitiathomson914 3 года назад

Loved the way you attached the facings to the lining before attaching to the jacket. The fabric you used was lovely.🇦🇺

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad that was helpful!

@May-gq7wn 3 года назад

Love the boucle! I'm starting to think I may need to get this book. I'll keep watching your videos, then decide. So happy your doing this.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Sure! I’ll be showing off all the patterns throughout the week!

@soapLady52 3 года назад

Thank you for the great explanation of lining the jacket. Love the thrifted fabric!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@MicheleBonna 3 года назад

"it isn't very intuitive".. that is what messes with me when doing linings.. it doesn't make sense in my brain, so my "logic" steps in to the part that just wants to follow the directions and hope for the best. I can guarantee losing a lot of time unpicking stitches when my project includes a lining or facing. I am trying to train myself to just learn the steps and not try to make those steps make any sense in my brain, which seems to be the way that has worked best for me so far. Just taking it on faith and moving forward ;) I love the boucle! I imagine I will be staying away from that type of fabric until I have a machine better able to deal with that fraying though.. extra kudos for the way you made such a tricky fabric look pretty easy to handle. That is skill.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad this was helpful! Try the bagged lining a couple of times and it will become intuitive. The first few times I bagged a lining I had to go back and watch it being done again.

@joli43 Год назад

Stunning jacket on you!

@TomKatStitchery Год назад

Thank you so much!

@lilybogaards5089 3 года назад

Love that jacket 💕 Thank you for showing us how to do a lining when the pattern is unlined. 💕

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@patriciadavis2006 3 года назад

Thank you. Good easy instructions!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Oh good!

@lindathompson5420 3 года назад

Thank you so much for the lining instructions! I have shirt jacket and lining cut out but wasnt sure how to put it together. This has set in sleeves but I feel confident I can do it...thanks to you!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

This would work the same with the set in sleeves. The only thing I would add would be to take the lining and jacket together at the underarm seam to just keep everything in place!

@sylviahildebrant6037 3 года назад

Love the jacket but know I won't tackle that fa0bric!! BUT I do plan on a hooded jacket that I'll be using your lining tips on. Thanks for your well put together sew along. Wear that jacket with pride!!!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad showing the lining method was helpful!

@miriamcihal8409 3 года назад

Whitney!!! Wow just wow!! That engineering trick w the sleeve lining hem was wizardry! Thanks you so much for showing. I love the fabric and the trim. It looks great with the turtleneck you have on. Is the trim method you showed the same way they trim Chanel jackets?

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Isn’t the bagged lining magic?!! The Chanel jackets are usually trimmed with a lot of hand sewing techniques, but this is a great cheater way 😉.

@donitatoavs 3 года назад

Nice jackets! I love boucle. Thanks for the demo, too!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@jacqpot9413 3 года назад

Really love that boucle jacket on you! Great job with the tutorial!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad it was helpful!

@Bc-wq7rv 3 года назад

Loved this video 🤓

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad!

@musicmama2864 3 года назад

Nice! I will definitely revisit this when it's time to make one.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Oh good!

@barbarabeckman6722 3 года назад

Your boucle jacket is fabulous!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you!

@davidcharles8899 3 года назад

Great information. Thank you.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@susieweir2959 3 года назад

Great video!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Thank you!

@ladylouise1969 3 года назад

What gorgeous jackets!! I pre-ordered the book when you mentioned it last time. Cannot wait to get it!! I definitely would make that jacket, it's a style I love! :+) (by the way, I think that pink should be in your color palette, it looks wonderful)! Joyce really gave you some lovely fabrics!! (How is she doing??) Great video!! There was a glimpse" of Gidget! "+) Thank you for sharing and have a wonderful day!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I agree that the warmer pinks can be in my color wheel house as well. It will be a fun one to explore more this Spring!

@ladylouise1969 3 года назад

Yes! Pinks are a great wardrobe staple, I feel!

@danadoo828 3 года назад

Learned a new technique, will be sure to use the lining and facing method you used.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Oh good!

@cecilehoare3053 3 года назад

This would make a great fall car coat! I love both your versions and I agree the pink does work for you had it been more pale in colour I don't think it would look as nice with your complexion.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

This is a great Fall jacket (and spring, too). Since we’ve been having some warmer fall days around here, it’s been in heavy rotation!

@sewhappysarahr8912 3 года назад

Thank you for that tip on adding the facing to the lining! I have been wondering if there was a quick way to do that!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

My pleasure!

@kandacek63 3 года назад

Thank you for this! I’ve never lined anything before, but I’m preparing to make a cuddle fleece robe for my mom for Christmas and to make it fuzzy warm inside I want to line it with plush fleece on the inside so it’s nice and soft. This tutorial was just what I needed! Now I’m wondering if I need to make it a little bigger than I was because it is going to be a bit bulkier.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

That sounds cozy! I would definitely make sure you have enough room as the plush fleece will take up quite a bit of room.

@stephaniecogdill5234 3 года назад

Thank you, that was so informative and helpful!! ❤️

@susancarlson1466 3 года назад

I'm so glad you showed how to line this. I've pre-ordered the book from your site and can't wait to grab some of my linen and sew up a storm.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I’m so glad!

@carmenfringer4740 3 года назад

Awesome..but since my chances are slim I'll ever sew something this fancy..Do you think I could make this in a fleece. Pink the seams and top stitch both edges down to get a flatter less bulky look? Books already on my Amazon wishlist. 😁😁😁

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

You could totally make this up in a fleece. Since fleece doesn’t ravel, I think you could get away with just top stitching the seam lines and be good!

@carmenfringer4740 3 года назад

@@TomKatStitchery book is on my wishlist....I'm so looking forward to what else I will swoon over.

@sandimichaels2324 3 года назад

I forgot to tell how much I enjoyed your tutorial to put in a jean's zipper. It could be intimidating, but you showed us how easy it could be. Thank you. I love the fabric, but could be unfriendly to use sometimes because of raveling. Do you find this fabric bulky to sew?

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Boucle can be a bit annoying because of the fraying. It can also get bulky because of the differing widths of yarns that make up the fabric. However, with careful sewing (and limited handling of the cut fabric) it’s not too bad!

@sheilasmidt427 3 года назад

Hi Whitney. I really want this pattern but can’t find it. I’ve ordered the book twice but haven’t received it yet. I have 3 pieces of fabric that will be perfect so can’t wait to sew them up. Can you please suggest any other way that I can get the pattern? BTW I’m addicted to your channel! I very much appreciate the consistent efforts you put into the content. Wishing you another great year!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

The pattern only comes in the book, unfortunately. I know they sold out and were having to reprint in some areas. Are you a member of the Itch to Stitch Facebook group? She has address some of those issues over there!

@judithglavas9030 3 года назад

Would you Stich in the ditch at the shoulder seams to help to keep the lining in your jacket when you take it off?

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

You could definitely do that and it would help keep everything in place!

@brendapena2328 3 года назад

I bought this book and love everything !!! Is ok to make this jacket using a a medium weight Liverpool fabric ?

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

I love the book as well! I think that if the knit is a stable one, then you could easily use it. If it’s a bit drapey, you could still use it, but just know it might not be as structured!

@brendapena2328 3 года назад

@@TomKatStitchery yes it is, great thank you for your reply. I enjoy your videos I am a beginner but I love how you explain everything and your fabric shopping reviews!

@k3of5ks 3 года назад

Whitney - don't forget to put your Amazon store on each Vlog's notes. I looked so I can order some stay tape but it's not here. I'll look on the Vlog you first metioned on.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Good idea. I need to put my store link in the general information that’s on every video!

@karenharper2266 3 года назад

Whitney, is there any way to get captioning up on your end? The video is labeled "cc" but there are no captions. Thanks.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Let me look into that!

@lizhumble9953 3 года назад

I have never sewn a boucle. Do you stay stitch before you serge or skip stay stitching in lieu of serging the pieces together?

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Because boucle frays so quickly, stay stitching is really helpful. The serger helps as well, but I would definitely also stay stitch!

@marlenep2644 3 года назад

Thanks for this tutorial! I'd have spent half a day trying to cut the lining to match the facing edges. 🤦‍♀️

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

😂 I hope this was helpful!

@dolly6042 3 года назад

How did you make sure that the lining of the sleeve was going to be shorter than the sleeve of the jacket?

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

It is identical to the outside fabric. This cheater way doesn’t have the jump pleats that a properly lined jacket to have. Because I trimmed the edge of jacket, it keeps the lining from popping out.

@debbiebridges5121 3 года назад

For this jacket, if u have to adjust the width in the arms, how would you adjust to that.

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Grown on sleeves are a bit harder than a set in sleeve to add width. Depending on how much you need, you can just add to under/side seam. You can also draw a line straight from the side seam to the shoulder, cut the sleeve off, slash and spread the sleeve (don’t change the width at the end that connects back to the jacket) and then reattach it to the jacket. Does that make sense?

@evalucilledixon3879 3 года назад

A belt of tapestry would be nice with that jacket. ~ L

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

Ooh! That would be pretty!

@anessaharris9947 3 года назад

😀

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

❤️❤️❤️

@simoneduff1689 3 года назад

Love the camera angle at around 17minutes. Hopefully that means the camera is above your line of sight, so that you can actually see the needle yourself and not through the camera viewer!!??

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

😂 I’m typically peering around the camera as I sew as sewing with the screen makes my brain hurt. It’s a sight.

@simoneduff1689 3 года назад

@@TomKatStitchery let me think about it as my pa would for awhile 🤔🤔🤔

@simoneduff1689 3 года назад

Hehehe I got it!!! Gosh my daddy is a smart man! 😉😉 Then, looked up online what me and dad would make ourselves....to discover it turns out there's millions online nowadays and they don't cost a house like they used to 20 years ago- so you don't have to make stuff like this yourself nowadays! Anyway, I'll send an email probably my tomorrow night, (starting to get tired), explaining what when how and why. This will be the easiest thing for you to film with in the world. Especially if you or your hubby reads said instructions. Hint hint hint. (Though it's blindingly obvious in its use and won't be hard I promise.) Email you soon. Have a great day Miss Whitney 😄

@simoneduff1689 3 года назад

Oh what's the camera you use to film yourself with please. Make and model, just need to make sure your camera can do what I want it to. I haven't touched a new camera for over 15 years!!

@TomKatStitchery 3 года назад

@@simoneduff1689 mine is a Canon Rebel T7i. You are amazing!