SEWING VLOG | Making jackets from a thrifted quilt and curtains

[@EmilyLightly]

Check out my online sewing and knitting courses here! learn.emilylightly.com/

[@Unda_scoBobo]

Can I get you to make me one ?

[@yukey2587]

Hello, dear Emily. As a longtime sewer, you inspire me! Thank you! The easiest tool to remove any stitching, a seam, a hem, a binding, is a razor blade! I use a box cutter. It is easy to snap off the dull blades. I learned from an old Italian tailor. Again, thank you for the renewed spirit you gave me for sewing! ❤️❤️❤️

[@ShantiTrish]

Thankyou a lovely video. I used to make all my own clothes when l was in my teens and twenties. My neighbour had three younge girls and she found clothing them expensive. I encouraged her to go to sewing evening classes. After a few weeks she asked me for help. I refused, but encouraged her to get some of her mother’s old clothes. To unpick them, iron them, then unpick one of her girls old dresses. Next to use it as a template, for a child’s dress. To add a inch around the sides, when cutting out the new dress. Or to use newspaper, make that into a paper pattern, using her child’s old dress. Next advised her to pull the bottom of the seam fabric and ease on the top seam fabric. Each time she approached me, l explained a short cut, but refused to do any of the sewing or cutting. After a few days, she had three lovely new dresses for her little girls. Her mother laughed when she saw her grandchildren, wearing her old dresses, made into small clothes. She laughed even louder, when l explained, l found it hard, not to do any of the sewing, but that my neighbour had to do it herself, as l wouldn’t always be advailable to help. My neighbour, became my close friend and after her first three new dresses, l encouraged her to buy new material in the sales. She did and everyone commented on how lovely her children were dressed. Her husband hugged me, as it saved them a lot of money ( he worked hard, his income was small ) so they were able to go on holidays. ( l advised camping & take a homemade hamper as a stand by, which they did ) So being a good neighbour, dosnt always mean, helping your friend physically, rather a character strengthens and building up self esteem, plus creativity. Much love,your creations are lovely.

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[@Елена-р7н8т]

У русских есть пословица: лучше дать нуждающемуся не рыбу, а удочку

[@hana.the.writer5074]

@@Елена-р7н8т 👌🏻

[@ariel393939]

Excellent lesson ! 🎯❤️🎯❤️

[@sadafnigar666]

❤ nice

[@withit062714]

As soon as you shared sewing the lining upside down, gently forgave yourself, and reminded us that mistakes are a part of the learning process...I "Subscribed".

[@mishkalarsoncreations]

I had my mom’s singer from 1961 - that’s vintage - and I gave it away in 2008 to a high schooler interested in theater costume design. She’s still using it and making costume mock-ups for theaters in Chicago. My mom would be happy.

[@pamdepaolo8027]

Both jackets turned out spectacular! Love the pockets on the black and white one.

[@goofygoober4026]

That curtain fabric is so freaking gorgeous

[@710LENNY]

OMG, watching you at the start I realized I've used the stitch ripper the wrong way for the last 55 years.

[@createwithbarbbl4125]

You are not alone, a lot of people use them incorrectly. The little ball is to stop you cutting your fabric by mistake.

[@texasgigi3684]

I truly cannot choose which one, that I like the most! They are both so nice. You did a great job on choosing your fabric, too! I wish I could sew as well as you do!! Thx for an inspiring video. ❤

[@lovejaklyn]

KZbin suggested me this video and I’m glad they did. Watching this was very relaxing.

[@l.g.4451]

These two jackets would be so expensive if purchased in a boutique. So one-of-a-kind. Black and white one is beautifully elegant and the other one true boho, which is my style. Thanks for posting.

[@WritersRetreats7777]

This is just perfect: the music is delightful and such a dramatic contrast to the overly wordy style of so many sewing videos. Judos to the content creator!

[@trystanfritz3786]

I think the quilted jacket is so unique and special. If I saw you wearing that in a restaurant to brunch, I would say how beautiful it looks and the jacket made out of curtains. Who would even know? It looks so sharp, as my grandma would say, lol

[@DalsoonSewing]

"금손" [ geumson ] = Gold hand The meaning of this word is a person with a hand who can do anything You are such a person. It's so pretty!~

[@lpm67]

I love both those Jackets, you've done a lovely job and there's no hint of their previous lives!

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you!!

[@ank6675]

The first jacket is giving strong Hanbok vibes

[@tinak6281]

Finally someone who doesn't speed as if their life depended on it!! Thank you for this very relaxing and awesome video tutorial!! 💕❤💕

[@noquiltleftbehind]

Great Job on buying second hand and saving these textiles from the dump!!

[@ShantiTrish]

Well done, lining can be tricky. The secret is to keep ironing the seams as you complete the various stages of sewing. Much love to you and your viewers. Love the thrift buying, more money for other things. ☺️🌈👌

[@katrinalevin4064]

Thank you for the asmr video format. I really love the oversized curtain coat as it is very spare and dramatic with so much white negative space in the pattern.

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you! 😊

[@nancychestnut8928]

After reading the comments, I realize you've started something really remarkable. Lots of beginner sewers took the plunge and succeeded. That's superb!

[@spike.justspike.5418]

I think a little bucket hat would look cute with the quilted fabric. Or a detached hood.

[@vincentxiong16]

Ahh yes, the rice farmer look that my mom loves. Lol

[@matthewfuller4744]

I absolutely lovedddddd this. That quilted jacket is to die for. So jealous of that find

[@DelfiaC]

Thank you for this video and your creativity. A big thank you for the pleasant music and the gentle pace you take while creating.

[@debraclark5066]

I completely agree and I second these emotions!

[@anitamcgrath906]

I love the way you aren’t afraid to say when you make a mistake . I used to make all my own clothing, I took flat pattern drafting and went to university to come a food and nutrition and consumer studies teacher, the old Home Ec teacher. Really enjoyed watching you reuse material from the thrift shops.

[@ashsaraswat3471]

I agree... the honesty only adds to the charm of this video doesn't it? :)

[@abigailpip112]

I like the quilted one best. The lining on the black and white one is very good. I like that you showed the proccess with mistakes, Im always telling myself I need to take more care! Thanks

[@janvas7690]

The quilted jacket is stunning!

[@amytitus833]

Clothes from old quilts are all the rage now! I love them both but I think the curtain coat is my favorite!

[@sheryllipschitz2772]

Love them both but the nova coat is my favorite. Hard to believe they were curtains!

[@hana.the.writer5074]

Would’ve loved it best if was a sleeveless dress. 😌 Imagine it.

[@muttnjeff9030]

Love the quilted one! People in Japan wear these kind of jackets all the time!

[@mochyncochyn9113]

I had a couple of these that I wore back in the 80s and I loved them. Can't wait to try these ideas out - what a great tutorial!

[@halesmoore]

I admire all your attention to detail, especially unpicking all that binding

[@leilakoishibayeva1589]

Lazy me...I would have cut it

[@sharonbarnhill1714]

Great job! I love them both but probably the linen jacket more. It's very elegant. From reading your description of the curtain lining, it might be a blackout lining which is pretty heavy and could make the jacket very warm. But, it seemed to have worked well. I'm so impressed with you young ladies sewing on KZbin!

[@Eternal_Hope_Q]

I'd imagine it would be somewhat windproof too! Hehe plus if she needs a nap....no need to worry about a darkened room anymore!

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

Now I think on it: I have several thin quilts in the closet. I usually drape them over chair backs, for color and fun. Think I'll trot those babies out and see if they spark any ideas like yours. I just finished re birthing an old, unusual one off color (violet blue) pair of denims, with a unique label. It became an cute tote bag. I used bark cloth from the 1960s as liner. Great result. I urge viewers - look around your local thrift shops, discard bins, and see what you've tucked away in boxes up in the closet and forgotten. You may be delighted what turns up!! Lovely video, and cheers from New Orleans.

[@EmilyLightly]

Ooh fun! I think I might make a bag with some of the leftover fabric from these!

[@victorialove9104]

@@EmilyLightly good idea

[@mscashwell]

oh, yes. I made a beautiful bath robe out of a white cloth shower curtain.

[@hana.the.writer5074]

@@mscashwell The idea is surprising but does it dry your skin?

[@hana.the.writer5074]

I demand an update! 😀 Tell us what you made and if it was a yay or nay!

[@hana.the.writer5074]

I made a sleeveless sleeping gown earlier when I could not find the style I wanted nor a suitable one made from the cooling cotton fabric. So I had a put-away cotton dress which I converted it into the sleeping gown. I enjoyed every bit of it, admiring my progress each day and loved the coziness of it so much I happened to have slept two nights alongside my work. 🤭 It’s therapeutic.. and relaxing. It all started when I needed to fix my favorite quilt. I had it for over 20 years and mending it using an old cotton sheet and a bit of teddy bear’s foam stuffing to make up for the lost portions was superb. Also slept a night alongside it. 😄 Took me nearly a week but couldn’t be happier knowing that this hand-made needle work of quality will guarantee me another 20 years of durability … maybe more. ☺️

[@loriannrichardson7644]

I like both, but my favorite is the quilted jacket. What a plus that it is reversible.

[@jamierguillory]

I was impressed you were taking the time to remove the binding thinking that I would have just cut it off. But then I saw you say you were going to reuse it for the coat aaand...that's why I watch videos so I can learn good tips. Haha. Both are so beautiful! You did an amazing job.

[@Queenread82]

They have very different purposes, it is hard to choose a favorite. You did an outstanding job on both!

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you!

[@gaylesankey402]

I like the curtain one, it looks cozy! I like that you had to rip some out because I sure do!

[@gerrybford]

Oh I couldn’t have cut into that beautiful quilt, you’re very brave....

[@spunkysagittarius87]

But for $12 I would feel better about cutting it! It was a nice quilt though. Looks great as a jacket maybe in a longer length. I see the pattern has options on length too. Well done!

[@komalb5020]

So totally yes

[@angelapalenchuk8456]

A beautiful quilt turned into a beautiful jacket!!

[@ReneeStephens-xb7px]

Love them both! The quilted jacket is unique and has great vibes. The curtain jacket is my favorite as the circles and jacket design are super cool and very chic! Both would be expensive if bought from retail. Thanks so much for your great ideas!

[@monty-365]

I wouldn’t have had the courage to cut that quilt up...but I love what you did with it☺️

[@kiranjitkaur5578]

Its very costly quilts

[@mirjanamilosavljevic4261]

@@kiranjitkaur5578the coat she made is more expensive than the quilt

[@reesekolcow6136]

@@kiranjitkaur5578 it looks like a commercial quilt -

[@jojobtrcook1808]

It looks like a printed “quilt look” piece of fabric. But it does have some threads going through it to give it some texture. Just not a pieced quilt.

[@grittykitty50]

@@reesekolcow6136 It IS commercial, but still very pretty. I've thrifted things intending to upcycle them and decided to use them for their original purpose because they were so nice.

[@acuison1]

Love the first coat, and how simple it is. For a beginner like myself, I'm always looking for something quick and easy. Now I have a whole new use for my quilted blankets. Thank you.

[@jeaniestoutloomis9137]

So proud of you!! The blanket coat is killer but the lined jacket/coat is totally professional. I’ve been sewing for 50 years and I’ve made those mistakes you made. It happens but you pulled it off beautifully.!!!

[@Sylvia-Storm]

Good to see a seem ripper used properly.

[@hollyhinckley8294]

They are both my favorite!

[@amandapittar9398]

Beautiful jacket. If you were binding everything, I would just have folded the sleeves back. Would have made an interesting finishing would also have made an internal phone pocket from the spare fabric. I wish for internal phone pockets in all my clothes….. I must admit I love watching other sewers work, it confirms my own abilities and love of the craft. One immediately has a bond with the other sewer, I know the feel of the fabric, the crunch of the scissors, the joy when the pattern comes together, thank you for a lovely video.

[@riekodi5508]

Love, love, love ‘em both. Super cute. Can hardly wait to be skilled enough to make the jackets you just made! Live all the patterns and fabrics you use too! Thanks so much for sharing.

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you so much!

[@galejohnson8086]

Yes! I noticed that you used a seam ripper as I was taught, put the red ball inside the seam, not the other way around. Works so much better. Makes me want to go to the thrift store today! Genius!

[@lillychevalierfox]

nice quilt to start this project with. I love the tranquil mood of your videos. I am sewing too and recycle a lot. very inspiring

[@hana.the.writer5074]

Wish she makes a site where we can share our works and discuss them. Wouldn’t it be nice? ☺️

[@gailarnold2660]

That last coat is perfect to throw over a sweatshirt or big sweater and have the arm holes be wide enough. That is always my winter concern. I am from MN and I can see wearing that all winter long! Great job.

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you!!

[@VeronicaPalahniuc]

I really admire you! Love this style :) soft music and subtitles; it's the way I make my videos!

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you, I enjoy watching it too! Might stick to this format for a while and see how it goes :)

[@annarodriguez9868]

@@EmilyLightly It's delightful to watching you work and even showing us your mistakes as you go. Spilled milk is what it is. We learn from our mistakes. Fix it and move on. Both jackets are beautiful! I especially like the quilt jacket because it's reversible. I'm subscribing so I can see what other projects you make. Love subtitles because I'm slightly hard of hearing.

[@palomasharp]

Erik Satie's Gymnopedie No. 1 was a lovely choice of calm music to accompany your video. Sometimes we all need something soothing to listen to while we're trying to figure out a new pattern or problem solve a mistake!Congratulations on how beautifully your garments turned out! Since I was quite tall at a young age I learned to sew equally early in order to have clothing that had long enough sleeves and hems. I also had great fun in finding gorgeous fabrics that could be repurposed as wearable art. It can make such a difference even if you are reusing a favorite pattern. Speaking of patterns, I appreciate you putting the links to these digital patterns as we lost our home in a house fire, and with it everything including clothing and a large collection of sewing patterns. I'll definitely be looking into digital downloadable patterns from now on!

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you! So sorry to hear about your home :(

[@praeliora]

They are both lovely, I just love the curtain jacket, so elegant and timeless, cutting into that quilt, thinking of its history would hurt my heart..but it will definitely be warm and cosy

[@susanharber6488]

Quite loving them both. The curtain fabric jackets reminds of a great raincoat if in the right fabric. ❤🎉

[@rocketfaith1494]

Greetings from Baltimore, Maryland 😃. I just smiled when you were modeling the jackets. BRAVO 👍. I am glad you did not give up. Love them both👋👋👋🤗

[@EmilyLightly]

Thanks so much!

[@RenaeFlowers]

The quilted one with the right outfit and a photoshoot could look high fashion! Love it!

[@barbhayes5613]

That Curtain Coat is magnificent! I love the mid-century modern feel of the fabric, and you chose the perfect pattern for it. Kudos to you! That looked like a very difficult pattern; you did a fantastic job. Cheers!

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you so much!

[@KathleenIllustrated]

oh my gosh... so beautiful

[@caroljuniper5100]

Both jackets are beautiful, but I think I prefer the curtain one the best - it’s got a really elegant fifties look about it. That method of doing the lining is called ‘ bagging out ‘ here in England . Have never done it just know what it’s called from watching The Great British Sewing Bee on the BBC. Loved the video - many thanks.

[@nancychestnut8928]

Bravo! I'm A lifelong sewer and I still make similar mistakes, like the upside down pins. No harm. Lovely use of A quilt. Wish I had a serger. Keep up the good work.

[@ingridklebinder4032]

I like the curtain jacket more, the quilt one, a bit longer would also be a favorite though! Kind regards from Austria, Ingrid

[@ritakonig1891]

Nice one. I think I would have made the colorful one into a long coat and put some fur trims on it. But thats just me. I love fur trims on collars and sleeves. But the idea is fantastic and the video well done. Thanks for that.

[@kathryndamron3238]

Brilliant job! Love them both, but those black velvet circles are enchanting and I'm so impressed with that lining. Someday, when I grow up (I'm 73, have been sewing for 2 years), I'll perform wizardry too!!

[@lizday8140]

Makes me teary, a bit. I used to sew like this. Now, it is necessary to work out of the home. I guess there are seasons of change. We must adapt. Love the jackets!

[@sobreira-martyndesign3317]

Your sewing is impeccable. Love your attention to detail. I subscribed!

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you so much!

[@00calimon]

Second one with the circles on white. Such a great form, and striking pattern/colors. Plus, as you said, much more functional.

[@coachcasey9823]

Wow, they both look fabulous!! The black and white fabric is so chic. I could totally see the extra as an Iford jacket from Friday Pattern Co.

[@helenreidt3315]

What a lovely idea..I have a quilt sitting in the cupboard doing nothing, now I can use it. ❤

[@jeanathey767]

Suggest always washing or dry cleaning any used fabric before sewing with it. Lovely projects!

[@mySydan]

Agree. I think there will be a problem with the black & white one.

[@snooz5019]

hahaha *sighs in sewist* - so true, it's not crying... just sighing because it happens often and you just have to keep going forward

[@evasaker2476]

Hello, I’m a new subscriber and I really enjoy your content. It’s different from the mainstream with your simple, clean styles in natural fabrics. You are very good at showing how you make the garments and what problems you come across and how you solv them. I also really appreciate when you upcycle textiles like in this video, that is a big interest of mine. The two jackets turned out beautiful and I loved the quilted one best. From the leftovers you can make a zippered pouch or a bag, maybe also slippers. The black and white fabric would look good as cushion covers. Looking forward to following you and thanks for sharing! Love from Eva in Sweden

[@EmilyLightly]

Thanks for the tips! A bag is a great idea :) ooh and yes, cushion covers for the curtains!

[@christinenewell2679]

Mmmmmmm...... this is the first time seeing your channel..... I think I’ve got a bit of ‘binge watching’ coming up😊. Loved this episode:). Re making mistakes when sewing, I was making long curtains for my front door many years ago now......red velvet, one curtain but with two lengths sewn together. They were floor to ceiling , lovely I thought but I had sewn the velvet ‘upside down’ and didn’t realise till I had finished. One side looked red velvet and the other side was more orange looking. It was because of the ‘pile’ being opposed. It was some awful job unpicking all that!!!! LESSON LEARNED:).

[@EmilyLightly]

Oh nooo! That's a lesson you only learn once for sure haha. Thank you so much!

[@suly6024]

Amazing as always. Very soothing and rewarding to watch, and so creative on your part. I love how you touch/feel the fabric, like it is something extremely precious and beautiful, which to you, I know it is. Loved this video

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you so much!

[@maryphibbs8404]

I made the Ilford jacket out of a pair of thrifted linen blend drapes. My intention was to get thrifted material to make a muslin before making the actual jacket from more expensive material but I ended up liking it so much I decided to keep it as my actual jacket. Love your projects, both are lovely.

[@natashaapril8693]

WOW! What a beautiful job you've done with both of these jackets! 😍👌 But I LOVE the curtain jacket the most. Simply STUNNING! 👏❤

[@sarahxoxoo_tinkerbells]

I'm super suoer duper hyper in love with with the first one this colour mix is just fantastic and you sew it so so well together I'm impressed

[@teresahamiltonkerr4817]

This is SO inspiring, Emily! Really appreciate that you share your mistakes as well as your successes, too! I have the 2nd pattern, & have been apprehensive about giving it a go, but seeing how you overcame its challenges is encouraging! Many thanks for sharing!!!!

[@kimpettis8231]

Pressing each seam as you go will give you a better outcome . Lovely projects

[@joanneeverett3349]

Now I have to start looking for quilted blankets and of course I had one in my hand today and thought this is nice what can I do with it and here you are. Cant wait to go back to the store!

[@Zamella1]

WOW!!! BOTH TURNED OUT BEAUTIFUL, NICE PROJECTS. THANK YOU!!!

[@zyzxzsgedr]

the jackets are lovely :) I like that you kept your mistakes in the video, it's so relatable and it's true! Mistakes happen, we have to move forward and learn from them :)

[@jakea1035]

The quilted one would look super over a dress with boots. The second one with black trousers or leggings. Well done for producing such professional garments. They look

[@lizaosullivan265]

I would have a hard time cutting up that quilt!! Nice results!

[@Sharon-pb7so]

It wasn't a pieced quilt, it was a panel that looks like it's pieced. I wouldn't have any problems cutting that up. I think it made a cute jacket but I would have made the jacket a bit longer.

[@EmilyLightly]

Thank you! The quilt wasn't handmade or anything otherwise I would have had a hard time too. I have another blanket I thrifted to make a jacket and can't bring myself to cut that one haha.

[@jessicawery3939]

I’ve been a quilter for over 30 years, and have made a few quilts specifically to be cut into jackets. I’m my opinion, wearing a quilt is till honoring the work and possibly sharing it beyond what is practical with a wall or bed quilt. Better a jacket than in the cupboard. 😊

[@lindanelson360]

I’m glad this was addressed. An old quilt would be hard to use as fabric. The comforter or spread you used was perfect. You are a good seamstress and designer.

[@starveartist]

The circle curtain fabric is my favorite

[@laylapabericio3121]

✨ Anthropology vibes ✨ so inspiring!! Thank you!

[@reglindiseckhardt9777]

I liked the sleeve length of the curtain coat. But I loved your ingenuity.

[@ZHasham]

Ive never seen anyone unpick like that!!! Think you’ve changed my sewing game for me. Also reassuring I’m not the only one who sews stuff upside down and lots of other mistakes. This came out beautiful 🥰

[@carolynmorgan8536]

Both are fantastic! I choose the quilt jacket mainly because I like the fit better (for me). Being an experienced sewist, it was easy to follow along with your vlog. Great ideas for upcycling!!!

[@stevietv321]

I had a quilted jacket that was reversible when I was in high school similar to yours. I bought it at a boutique and all my friends wanted to borrow it to wear. One friend borrowed it and never gave it back🙁

[@grabbagcrafting6004]

She wasn't a friend🙁

[@h.o.y.o]

This is the sort of thing that would haunt me! Argh I hate ppl like that!!!

[@barbaraa6098]

Very nice , love the black and white one very much. Both are great. Thanks for sharing.

[@MakingCassie]

Such a relaxing video -- love this style :)

[@EmilyLightly]

Yay, thank you!

[@sheriamcfadden9031]

I have watched this video several times, for one it was easy to just watch you complete all the steps without talking. Second I really like the choice of material for the two jackets and third they look very professional. Hope you do more videos

[@m.fernandez6603]

Just found you. Exactly the thing I need right now, calming music and great content. Thank you. Where is your music from?

[@reginacampbell4618]

Reves d’enfantes by Angel Lover

[@reginacampbell4618]

Try Shazam to learn most unknown music you listen to. It relaxes me also!

[@palomasharp]

May I add, for those who play or study classical piano and wish to learn this piece that it is actually Gymnopédie No. 1 by the French composer Erik Satie. It is not technically difficult but must have a discerning interpretation. Enjoy! - the music teacher.

[@koritsi56]

Gymnopedie No 1 by Erik Satie

[@lisalightfoot1344]

The quilting fabric is stunning, and yes like anyone else I don't think I could cut into it, but what you did is awesome and beautiful and did the fabric justice. I think both would look brilliant with the Chinese toggles at the length of the 2nd one. You are a clever young lady. Both are stunning pieces.

[@melanie_meanders]

First of all, that machine is quite the workhorse, going through two layers of quilted fabric and bias! The way they usually do bias for a quilt isn’t actually bias at all, it’s usually cut straight grain because quilt binding is mostly straight edges. The length looks like they cut it from their whole yardage of backing! Great work!! 💕

[@SWSSCHSBNDTS]

Bought a quilted blanket today because I saw this Video the other day, thank you for the tutorial and wish me good luck 😩👍

[@sadiejosiemom]

They both are great! I have a couple of observations, though it's probably too late to matter. I would've taken the pockets off the quilted jacket and turned them sideways so they open at the sides, if that makes sense. And I think you probably should've done some type of finish on the raw seams on the circle jacket (either serging, zigzag stitch or binding each side of the open seam) because I'm afraid the seams will ravel whether you dry clean or machine wash. And I would take it to the cleaners for a proper pressing. But they are both really, really nice!

[@elcinklc]

Omg! I’m in love with the jacket one. The idea is so good. I’ll try the same. Thanks gor this wonderful video.

[@k2lar]

Jackets have always really intimidated me -- but this video shows me that I actually could make something in a style I would wear! Thanks for the inspiration.

[@EmilyLightly]

Definitely! You can do it :)

[@RM-ee9zk]

Thank you for teaching us! And thank you for playing beautiful relaxing music (and not annoying music) 🥰

[@imsebastian2000]

Damn!!! Just perfect... 🥺🥺💓