6-Piece Men’s Blazer _ Facings & Linings [Pattern Making Tutorial]

[@Wildevis]

Thank you Lin, your videos and teaching are wonderful. I am a very experienced sewist but have never really taken pattern designing seriously until now and your method of teaching, works great for me

[@PatternStudio101]

It’s great. You already know sewing! Then it’ll be easier to understand pattern making!

[@baddidea4820]

Absolutely love your channel❤

[@alexignjatovic1407]

Great video as always. I'm learning a lot from you. Thank 6ou!

[@PatternStudio101]

Happy to hear that my videos help you!

[@PerpetuaAgbedo]

Good job! Please can you make a tutorial on female blazer with shoulder or bust dart

[@PatternStudio101]

I have videos on longline jacket pattern making where I make a princess seam for slim fit.

[@francancino2460]

I feel so blessed after watching your videos! You got a new subscriber 😊 I loved your kindness

[@PatternStudio101]

Thank you Fran, it's my pleasure to share what I know 😀

[@julieb400]

Thank you so much!

[@PatternStudio101]

My pleasure 😊

[@emmaclifton9667]

Hello Jin, you are very clear. How does the bottom hem facing work on this pattern? Does it fold up? Thank you.

[@PatternStudio101]

Most of time, yes. You give 1.5" seam allowance at the bottom and fold up. Thank you!

[@greedycommerce]

Hi Jin. Thank you. I just completed the body pattern and I am wondering: on the hem, with the curves created by going up at the corners, how is stitching the hem supposed to be on a blazer with no lining. Because since it’s not a straight line, just folding the hem straight won’t work. Fold maintaining curve by creating gather? Or bring the hem line back to straight? (chich I believe would create pointy ends)

[@PatternStudio101]

Hi, even if you don’t have linings, you need the front facing, and the round corner should be covered with the facing. I have videos that explain the facing and lining patterns.

[@CintiaNogueira.]

Jin, why do you take out 1/8" on the shoulder line? Will it not create a flaw during the blazer sewing? Thanks for the video! Great explanation as always!

[@PatternStudio101]

You mean on the back neck facing? When you wear the blazer, facing will be underlay. It should be slightly smaller than self. So it sits nicely.

[@nasirkhan6734]

Thanks Jin , when will you make video for blazer sleeve.?

[@PatternStudio101]

Hi, you can watch episode 42. It is a 2-piece sleeve pattern making. Episodes 41 & 43 also related to sleeve pattern making. And I will post another way of 2-piece sleeve pattern making on Nov 16, 2022 Thank you!!

[@greedycommerce]

Hello Jin. What about seam allowances? We’re they considered on the drafting? Or are they to be added after?

[@PatternStudio101]

Seam allowance is not added. You have to add seam allowance after you draft this way.

[@greedycommerce]

@@PatternStudio101 Got it! thank you so much Jin. I appreciate it.

[@marievideox]

Hi Jin, thanks for your video! I wonder why we need to draw the lining 1/2'' higher at the sleeve armhole ?

[@PatternStudio101]

Once you stitch up the self, the armhole seam allowance will be stand up at the underarm point. The lining underarm point can not sit at the self underarm point because of self seam allowance. Does it make sense?

[@marievideox]

@@PatternStudio101Yes definitely, was always wondering why my lining at the armhole wasn't right, now I know! Thanks Jin

[@kelaa8370]

Hi can I use these measurements to draft a woman’s blazer?

[@PatternStudio101]

If you are making very loose fit, boxy jacket for woman, it would work. But this pattern doesn't make women's bust shape. So if you're making a fitted blazer for women, this is not the right one. Thank you!

[@kelaa8370]

Ok thank you.. do you add seam allowance to the lining ?

[@PatternStudio101]

@kelaa8370 Yes, of course. 1/2" or 1cm

[@jungminkim6682]

What about the sleeves?

[@PatternStudio101]

There is a videos for the sleeve. And I made 3 videos for 2-piece sleeve pattern making.