Hi ,great show,er,channel.bThings have changed sa great deal at storefronts & online shopping too. I've been offline & secluded since 2010...pow! Where are tĥe fabric stores, and physical pattern books etc???.. here almost all sewing is geared to quilt t ers...I need jerseys,quiana,rayon, & spandex!

The square flap in front of the raincoat is supposed to go over the closure hiding it from the rain. If it is one the other side and doesn’t cover the closure then it is done mainly for design. The long draped scarf feature is for drama. I purchased this pattern and can’t wait to sew it up. I just need to find the best dramatic fabric for the look

A kissing front means the two seams kiss (they line up next to each other when joined) but do not overlap. You would be unable to wrap it around you in a snugly warm way.

So do the big 4 and Know Me copy the designers or vice versa or do you think it is just coincidental?

Great. Now I have to watch Working Girl. 😉 Thank you, Sharon! I enjoy these inspiring videos!

HELLO SWEET SEWING SISTER!!! Great video!!! I think we all need a jacket or coat for this fall and winter. I loved your pattern picks --- very stylish!! 💋💋💋❤❤❤

I most recently made the Vogue trench, the piece hanging is just to hang there, one could add a broach or even make it a different color and to help it stand out

Thanks for this video and introducing EmmaOneSock!

You are on fire! I look for these types of videos and yours are the best!

Question: Do you think you could put buttons on the shawl collar coat? Would you need to size up? Thanks for inspiration video.

Love these videos 🤩 being able to sew your own clothes it is indeed a blessing 🙌🏾

The storm flap on a trenchcoat is indeed used to close the coat snuggly against rain, wind, etc. Also useful to hide vents preventing buildup of moisture and odor inside the coat.

i hadn't seen that stripey mccalls jacket. it's actually pretty cute! i could see it in two different denim washes. thanks for sharing!

Viscous voile is gorgeous!!!❤

Thanks for finding coats we can make that are so close to expensive designs. I really don't understand coats that don't have any closures. If it's cold enough to wear a fake fur coat, it definitely needs to have some kind of front closures.

Sharon, you are so good at putting these videos together! I love seeing the designer looks, even if I don’t have the lifestyle for them, now. I always hope there are trendy young women out there making those fabulous patterns up. I think the trench with the drape is stunning; however, imagining it in real life on a windy day in Oklahoma makes me chuckle. I think it’s just decorative, but I guess it would add warmth. Thanks for the video! 😊-Deborah

Lovely video as always. It's funny, like fashion of '80, '90 amd '00 is coming back now.

Thank you Sharon, I really enjoy your Sew The Look videos. It just goes to show how much money we can save by sewing our own clothes and we can have special one off designs.❤

I love these videos. I like to make my very stylish daughter the runway looks at thousands less. Also, you are correct on kissing fronts. There is no closure and they just come together with a kiss.

Although I wouldn't make any of the patterns, I really enjoy your YT series for clothing that can be made from patterns based on what's "trending" at the moment. What is really stunning is the price of some of these designer clothes. Seriously?!?!? If I had that kind of money to be able to afford trendy designer clothes (worn for no more than a few times during one season), I couldn't bring myself to spend my money in that way. Would rather be an investor/philanthropist and use my assets where it is desperately needed - to help provide for people who are struggling. That would bring me joy, not some article of clothing.

Always fun to see the designer inspiration, thanks Sharon!

Thank you for doing this! Excellent 😊

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Thank you Sharon, great ideas and inspiration 💕🧵Xx

I like the Vogue 2055 pattern! My guess would be the flap is a design feature?

Excellent detective work!

Always love your reviews

This is one of the reasons I need to move to the US, 😂 once I get in here, I'll just sit on the floor and shed some happy tears first before I start going around. There's no fabric store as half as this in my country

It's great❤

I’m so excited to see these pairings. It helps me get my fashion plate 26 yo daughter excited about me sewing for her.

Thank you for the lovely collection. The golden jacket you were wearing is stunning.

Why is there no link to the actual pattern you’re raving about in your video?

I am interested in purchasing this pattern but how would I go about raising the neckline?

thank you so much for this super clear and concjse video! i couldnt wrap my mind around it until watching this tutorial 😅

You know I just got the fact that you actually know the dates of when you have sown things. I can remember seasons.😅😅😅

Wow, the tops are beautiful. Yes a little low for me but luckily I am a sewist and I can fix that😅😅😅... And if I can't figure out how to do it I know how to reach out here on KZbin to figure out how to do it. The top you're wearing It's beautiful. I love the butterfly necklace too.

Thanks for sharing.

Sometimes I love Style Arc results and sometimes I don’t. I’ve made one dress three times now trying to get the pattern correct for me. My third is unfinished and hanging in a closet🤣 then I have these successes and I make them over and over. I think a dress form would be so helpful for me.

Glad I am not the only one that repeats a TnT pattern :) Fun Video

Thank you!

You’re going to love machine embroidery! It’s so much fun. It’s actually my favorite type of sewing.

Pretty tops! Your hair looks great, too. I haven’t seen many videos from you this year. Enjoyed this one.

They all look great Sharon, including the top you are wearing. I think I might have to add it to my Style Arc wish-list. ❤

I own alot of Style Arc Patterns and they are fantastic! I've made many of their shift dresses along with thier famous Bob and Barry pants. I've looked at Joan. Yours are beautiful!

I have never made a Style Arc pattern. I might make the Joan top!

I bought this pattern in the summer after your comments on how much you liked it. Circumstances then prevented me from doing much sewing but I’m back on track (hopefully) & look forward to trying it out & seeing how you hack it. Thanks for letting us know about it.

I love ironing too 😂

Hi Sharon I love the tops very nice.