The Queen's Gambit | Sewing Pattern Picks | The Fold Line

[@tastefullytimeless9292]

For folks not comfortable sewing without a pattern- I recommend any of Gertie's books that come with patterns and plenty of notes about adjusting and changing style lines. This is a great starter education on using basic patterns and making them into what you want.

[@susanluebke9222]

Do more, do more...please Kate! I loved this. There have been so many shows I've watched, especially of late, where I would love to to recreate the style, both sewing and knitting wise. Thank you!

[@janecarter]

Sew Different patterns has released The Gambit Collection with four patterns inspired by the series. The Sicilian is a dead ringer for the first blouse with the centre seam and dolman sleeves. The Harmon Tee is the colour block top she wore in cream and green. The Gambit and the Moscow dresses are spot on too.

[@sewingwithsonshine3481]

You can do a virtual 3D exhibit of the outfits through the Brooklyn museum for free. It’s really amazing

[@robyn3349]

Thank you! This really made me miss the look and feel of dressing when I was a teen/ 20-something!

[@jennarose1867]

Very much in the same time period but a few different pieces- I’ve been watching The Man From UNCLE on Netflix (in Australia) and I’m obsessed with a few of the looks the ladies wear!

[@lilayogaom]

Yes! Please keep doing videos like this! They are so fun ☺️

[@ClaireWhoMakesThings]

I’ve not watched it Kate, but I still enjoyed watching your video.

[@awilson8521]

I'm not watching the Queens Gambit, but I love the costume design and found this a great video. Thanks!

[@kerrymcilwaine]

Wasn’t it a brilliant show? I binge watched until 4am. The clothes were awesome x

[@kirstyhantsch1755]

Loved this, and the show! Was hoping you might have found a pattern for the gorgeous white t-shirt with the black bands and stripe down the middle. I adored the simplicity and style of it.

[@catherinenoah5171]

I loved this t-shirt too and have looked for a similar pattern. Although not the same, I thought the StyleArc Amber woven blouse gave a similar look.

[@juliadroy1179]

Well done what a challenge, we are still watching the programme and loving it x

[@UltimateCarnivalPkg]

So fun and good job matching the patterns up with the show! One for the Marvelous Mrs. Maisel would be wonderful :) I've just started watching it.

[@msbdot1]

❤️❤️❤️ loved the series....the clothes were fabulous! I love when you do these videos. Thanks so much for your hard work in pulling it all together.

[@hippiemark01]

Can you please please please do a Find the Pattern for Margo on "The Good Life"

[@pesahson]

Princess seams and raglan sleeve woven dress from Burda: www.burdastyle.de/produkt/magazin-schnitt/etuikleid-02-2019-106_106-022019-DL And two dress patterns for the pinafore dress: www.burdastyle.de/produkt/magazin-schnitt/aermelloses-kleid-02-2020-113b_113B-022020-DL www.burdastyle.de/produkt/magazin-schnitt/westenkleid-08-2018-109_109-082018-DL

[@amyd.5990]

Cute hair! I’ve been watching Guernsey Potato Peel Pie Society for the costumes. Please do more of these videos!

[@lynnmickelson3295]

That's my favorite movie of the last few years! And I love the costumes!

[@68868s]

YES. I love that movie. The clothes are amazing.

[@ginkgoleif]

I love this. Please make more of these. (Have no interest in watching Queen's Gambit, but I enjoy your pattern reviews so much!)

[@surviveathome]

I will hold my hand up and say not seen the programmes as I don't watch anything much -except youtube videos and odd series on the river so not worth me paying out for anything else ( used to watch but got out of the habit) but still loved to see the patterns you found, so don't think it applies only to those that watch the series or any series - all patterns, modern or vintage are always worth sharing as so many out there, there are not enough hours in the day to look at them all to find a treasure to make.

[@janicek6399]

Great job! I always enjoy these "match to a pattern" vlogs😃 Thanks for all your hard work!

[@heatherpenman3906]

Thoroughly enjoyed that Kate. What a wonderful era of clothes eh? For the coat you are stumped on, I think just any pattern that has a neckline like it, and add the "floating collar". If we all looked into our stash of patterns, I'm sure one would do x love from New Zealand x

[@SheerStitchery]

Loved this video! I just adore vintage fashions!

[@jessicawery3939]

many of us are probably adding a goal/resolution in the coming year to "use up our stash" - I would love to see a video highlighting patterns that use less than 1 yard/meter, 1.5yard/meter, and 2 yards/meters. Perhaps others would, as well. Great vids!

[@alekimannamikela]

Yoru're having an extraordinary good hair day!

[@gemmabull3840]

Tilly and the buttons Mimi blouse would work for a lot of the blouses she wears. Thank you I enjoyed this 😊

[@ladylouise1969]

Lovely clothing-thank you for your seek and find mission!! I think that gray dress would make up quite nicely in the pattern you chose-you just need to draft a collar, which isn't difficult! Very well done!! Thank you! Cannot wait for "Killing Eve" to come back on so we can see what she is wearing, next!! Have a nice weekend.

[@inahaystack6686]

Great video. The third last one is especially beautiful (Princess seam, raglan with dramatic collar)

[@wendysimm7615]

Great series loved it and oh the clothes were fabulous so very 60’s sure you have done your very best to replicate and done really well.💜

[@judithjensen2457]

Thank you!! The Crown season has wonderful inspiration!!

[@christinemartin9449]

Love these kind of videos. Thanks for doing them.

[@Angela10226]

Not on Netflix so haven't watched but love the clothes and the pattern suggestions. Good job.

[@ruthirwin8222]

Ive just watched at my daughters..it was terrific

[@annerankin1191]

I always love these types of videos! Great job Kate!

[@helennessfield5606]

I am half way through the series but made all the more interesting because of the sewing community interest. I think you have done really well with the pattern picks. Wouldn't some pattern designer make a killing if they brought out a Queen's Gambit range!!

[@elizabethwilson5349]

I love these pattern matching videos!🙂

[@annebrown3538]

I loved this video Kate...have you seen The Undoing on Sky? Fantastic series and Nicole Kidman’s clothes are to die for, keep up the good work 👍

[@marnieskuse2399]

I agree - her coats especially 💕💕

[@joyefulart]

Ditto, loved the clothes on The Undoing! Loved this video, keep it up, thanks!

[@MNic13]

Love this! I would love one on Lovecraft Country's outfits!!!!

[@thenorthernsewist]

Lovely, I made the Vogue dress for my Sons wedding and love it! Gorgeous patterns! Thankyou Kate 👏🏼😘

[@textiletailoredthoughts1420]

Hi Kate. I absolutely loved this movie!!!!! No..if you are doing this for the movie Queen's Gambit I do request you do this for the movie Ratched starring Sarah Paulson. The vintage outfits in the Ratched are AMAZING!!!!!! I hope you find the time to look into this, it will be fun. The outfits are amazingly flattering and attractive. Great matches for the Queen's Gambit.

[@denisedayton8374]

Fantastic! TQG is a great series with amazing costume design. Thanks for doing this.

[@kaijakuivanen6294]

This was awsome! I’d love a pattern book with these outfits, if it would exist!

[@anitahaynes6171]

Love this. Do more.

[@shereewilliamson9559]

Well done Kate. You create such good content. I loved the show too.

[@juanadelaluz6838]

So glad you recommended Queen’s Gambit in your last video. Loved it! 😻🌵🌴

[@lvs6775]

I’ve never watched this or Killing Eve, but I still love this series you’re doing

[@rebeccafauteux5732]

I’m making the white coat and hat. I found 1972 McCalls 3093 for the coat (same collar issue) and 1967 Simplicity 7326 for the hat/beret. The hat is so easy I literally made it in 3 hours. Her hat has 6 segments and mine has 8 segments but they’re very similar. Wish I could share a pic! Thanks for this awesome video!! I think I’m going to find S9104! I found you on IG and tagged you on the hat!! 🤪😄

[@eyesandearseditions]

BRILLIANT!!! But I am always mystified why you ignore the vast online Burda archive

[@whitmakes]

Their website is horrible to try and navigate! I love their patterns and hate their website so much, you can’t find anything.

[@eyesandearseditions]

@@whitmakes that is very true of their US and French sites but go to Burda germany to find what you need-then buy for pennies on the Russian site!

[@lilybogaards5089]

Of course we want more 😉💕

[@whitneydahlberg4328]

I kept thinking Tilly & the Buttons Francoise Dress would be in this video- I think it has a similar feel too! Loved this video so much- this & the Killing Eve have been tops!!

[@kellymckenzie1935]

Can I make a giant request for patterns for outfits from Riviera!??! Specifically everything Georgina Clios (Julia Styles) wears???? I'm dying for her blue gown. Love this series. Keep it up!

[@chelseaa4728]

Always enjoy these videos!

[@geraldinegorman9597]

Great video Kate thank you. Keep them coming 💕

[@susannestenlund8426]

Love love ❤️ this kind of videos , so inspiring 🤗

[@68868s]

Wow, you did so well. Thank you for this video.

[@scoorpioo1234]

I loved it ❤, please continue with the series. It would be great if you did a similar video on the series with Nicole Kidman "The undoing", especially the green coat 😍

[@irinagoundortseva2304]

The green coat is Vogue 8346 :) McCall’s have posted about it on their insta

[@elizarock655]

She wears a stunning dress to the charity event too which was so unique.

[@coffeeaddict2103]

The Lola dress by Victory Patterns has princess seams that meet at raglan sleeves. It's styled with ribbing at the neck and cuffs, but I imagine it would be easy enough to switch out to a more formal banding. I was already thinking about making this pattern in a ponte instead of sweatshirting.

[@cherriestevens1250]

Love these match-ups! I think that the plaid pinafore looks like Vogue 1707 bodice with any A-line skirt pattern.

[@kckazcoll1]

good match!

[@opiatepix]

YAAAAAAAY!!! You did the episode!!! OMG, I’m putting this on repeat....❤️😍❤️

[@irinagoundortseva2304]

Kate, I haven’t watched the show but loved this video and all the outfits! 👍

[@pomponlainecafe7965]

For the shirt, besides the Gilbert Top, the Garamond from Friday Pattern Company would be a good match too!

[@helenrose4116]

I thought of the By Hand London Jenna dress with the Peter Pan collar for the black dress with the white collar👗 . Gorgeous pattern choices xx

[@pollydolly9723]

I have a list now, waiting for the January sales! The 60s a-go-go forever!!!!

[@romykruse6266]

I loved this! More please!! And well done :)

[@katesterling8915]

Fab choices.well done, difficult to find them all. Keep going you fo a great job thank you 👍👌❤

[@elizarock655]

Spoiler - don't watch unless you have finished the series. (It should go without saying but maybe people thought it would just be clothes). I really appreciate the hard work you put into researching the patterns. Thanks.

[@jodikasper7995]

I love this series. It’s so fun! The Sew Over It Kate dress has a blouse version that is almost exactly the shirt from style #6 but it is only available in their Ebook Work to Weekend...

[@addiekl]

The white coat is very similar to Lisette for Butterick 6385 and has the higher collar as an option. I enjoy 60's styles but have never sewn any.

[@markmasterson4811]

Just a tip for sourcing 60s look dress and coat patterns. Burda (German company) seem to have a lot of options with that vibe.

[@marilynwood6934]

Watching the show at the moment so this was interesting to watch thanks.

[@marnieskuse2399]

Love these videos - many thanks for the inspiration x 💕💕

[@janicecoulson5388]

I used to wear a yellow coat with funnel neck and a huge zip at the front. Felt the bees knees. Did have a slim figure then

[@ddinitialssarahcouture2768]

Costumes was great but nothing like Mrs Maisel or Ratched , my favorite of the show was the dress with the button strap

[@beverleyboycott4725]

Totally amazing.

[@rochelleduff9277]

Loved this. I am just making my way through the series. Thanks for letting me know she beat the grand master. 😜

[@joannasfeelingcrafty]

Yes!!!! Just what we all needed!!! Thank you 😘

[@janspenno2241]

Kate, in the 60’s we bought collars to fit over dresses

[@CulinaryGuide]

Thank you 🙏🏾 I appreciate authenticity tips of the era like this.

[@lynnhart3712]

Were those called dickies?

[@kckazcoll1]

Mood Sewciety have a free pattern for the pinafore dress and blouse that Beth wore. I'm making it right now! :)

[@TamariMcKay]

Excellent choice!

[@amdelorey]

Lovely. Everything she wore was just fabulous. And I really enjoy these videos. Just sharing a recent Burda "Reader Design" which fits the 60's vibe. readers-style-swingin-sixties-dress

[@polkadot8788]

Love this style of video would love if you could find patterns for some Agatha Christie characters. Miss Lemon in particular has a fabulous wardrobe or ariadnee oliver.

[@Lighthouse1852]

Loved the first look. It looked to me more like a dolman sleeve rather than a conventional one, and the fabric cut on the diagonal and buttoned on a front seam. Plus the sleeves had a bit more volume. Would Butterick B5529 View C or D serve as a jumping off point? The neckline, cuff and hem would need tweaking but the volumes look pretty close. Or Stylearc Piper, with widened sleeves. Or Stylearc Wilma, even better. How sporting you are to hunt down these ideas for us! Hope you find some brightness in the gloom of this December, too.

[@Lighthouse1852]

Actually, the Assembly Line skirt pattern photo at 11:50 shows a blouse by Assembly Line also, a puff sleeved dolman with French darts, best yet!

[@victorialine5984]

This is an interesting overview of the fashions from the show. At 8:04, I think a pyjama top would be closer than the Gilbert top - I can only see the tie waist version on her site. At 9:34, I agree that the Vogue would be a good jumping off point. I actually have this pattern, but haven't had the nerve to try and sew it.

[@elizabethogilvie650]

You did very well. 👍🏾

[@cherriestevens1250]

Skirts to go with the Deer & Doe top - two Burda skirts that can be changed from knife pleats to inverted pleats 6247 and 6342.

[@user-vx6tc8mv9y]

Wouldn’t it be great if the TV programs like this had patterns made to sell to people.

[@ParsnipSmoothie]

Hello! Love your videos! Could you please do a find the pattern for the new Rebecca movie!? Particularly in need to the pjs Lily James wears and the fabulous holiday outfits :)

[@azaleasewing8373]

I think the last coat that you could find a pattern for could be done with Vogue 9136. It has a wider button collar but if you shorten it to just one button width it would work. At least the collar has an upper portion that is separate from the lower lapel (no idea the technical words for these things... I tried)

[@jennycollard1173]

Dry enjoyable. I watched the first episode only last night! Mum? I thought she was an orphan?.

[@geraldinegorman9597]

Oops spoiler! 😂

[@Anna-pd6dc]

Keep watching!

[@edinacole6382]

Looks like you really struggled with these. I love these kinds of videos! Thank you

[@anna-katharina1181]

Can you imagine to do a "Find the pattern" video for 'The bold type' outfits?

[@barbarakeeble2914]

I'm just watching the new version of Rebecca with Lily James and loving her clothes - can you do pattern match video please?

[@heatherr9201]

There is a vintage simplicity pattern 6273 that has the raglan sleeves and princess seams into a 60s style dress that’s super close and I believe it’s woven. Would just need to add the collar.

[@heatherr9201]

@thefoldline

[@elizabethogilvie650]

Funny thing happened a day or so ago...Simplicity has jumped on the bandwagon for their S9104 matching the mint coloured dress too.

[@azwaneveld]

The tartan patterned dress you did in the video is that the same as her first bought dress? The one in the store she bought after her first competition. I loved that one

[@FarinaBroadley]

What about videos for patterns from the crown series. Maybe Diana's from current series or the Queen from the first few?👑

[@LoverLake]

😭😭😭 could have used a SPOILERS warning. Thanks for the good work. You always come through.

[@melissamiller502]

I'm looking at the virtual costume exhibit right now and there's a crepe fabric swatch for the coveted mint/black/white dress. Is crepe ever a knit? Also, loved this video (and just about all of the others I've watched. :) )

[@kckazcoll1]

yes, crepe can be a knit. I just found it listed online :)

[@fitzyfitz95]

that last coat is a Courrèges design I think haha

[@wiwilu]

I am obsessed with the first Outfit and would love to recreate it. Sadly I am really bad at sewing xD

[@rosemaryfrew5571]

Thank you.

[@ceceliaharris5660]

Hi Kate. I love your channel even though I’ve never left a comment before. I have a suggestion for the tab dress that is close. It’s a pattern that I’ve made before from lekala.co. Lekala has a LOT of 60s styles, some that I believe would be a good fit for the styles you showed. The pattern I made is #4869. I love how it turned out. There’s a post on my IG account (lettercrazy) if you’d like to see how it turned out. I love the added white top stitching which seems so appropriate for the 60s style. I have another suggestion to matching patterns to TV styles although it’s some of the same style. It’s The Modern Ms Fisher’s Murder Mysteries. Although Friney Fisher’s styles in the original version were also awesome, I think the fashion in the ‘modern’ version would appeal to today’s’ sewist. Thanks for a great channel!