Wool coat tutorial, sew like a pro! This tutorial shows you everything you need to know.

[@Orolomian]

Coats and jackets have always seemed difficult and sort of a mystery to me. Thank you for such a thorough explanation and instructions on how to construct the adorable coat. I do love those pockets and top stitching details. Small details with bi impact.

[@creativebobbin42]

Thank you, I'm glad you like the pockets, I wasn't sure how popular they'd be. I just love these kind of details to make something nice and individual, without being too obvious! Yes you would assume it's difficult, and it is a lot of work, but if you break it down, it's definitely easier than you'd think. One of the key things is fabric, using a natural fibre like wool gives you such a nice finish.

[@norahsnn0967]

Fabulous video, thank you ❤

[@hulyakoksal8227]

It's very nice, I loved it, it's great, I learned buttonholes, which I didn't know, thanks to you, thank you for your educational video.🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰

[@creativebobbin42]

I’m glad you loved it, these buttonholes are great when a fabric is bulky 😁

[@helenv2906]

What a cute coat, love that colour! Will follow the instructions. I just bought some boiled wool last week. So im in luck! Thank you for this video👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️

[@creativebobbin42]

I bought this fabric weeks ago and am so happy I’ve finally found time to make a coat, the brighter the better 😄good luck making yours!

[@tonileggate]

Would a bound buttonhole be less fiddly? I must go back and watch your pattern drafting video... Thanks for doing these tutorials.

[@creativebobbin42]

They’re not as fiddly as they look. The problem with machine stitched buttonholes is going through 2 layers of very thick fabric, which can be a nightmare! I do machine buttonholes if the fabric isn’t so thick.

[@tonileggate]

@@creativebobbin42 The bound buttonhole is only 2 layers of fabric sewn right sides together. So 1 layer less than you were sewing. The excess fabric is trimmed later once the buttonhole has been formed. It is not a machine stitched buttonhole. Just machine sewn in a very similar way to your version.

[@creativebobbin42]

@@tonileggateI think we’ve got our wires crossed. I was referring to an automatic machine stitched buttonhole, which is difficult on such thick fabric.

[@paoladumeer4647]

Thank you! Thank you! Will have to give this one a go

[@creativebobbin42]

Ooh, please let me know how you get on 😃

[@michellegray9354]

🎉 excellent video. Love this a lot😊

[@creativebobbin42]

Thank you 😊

[@sea2255]

Love it! Thanks for the tutorial

[@creativebobbin42]

I’m glad you enjoyed it 😄

[@cassandrafuqua8279]

Great video 🤗 Where do you purchase your interfacing??

[@creativebobbin42]

Thank you. I just got this from a local shop. I imagine if you search for woven interfacing on Ebay they'll have something similar.

[@janetlawrence4324]

Thank you so much. New to your channel. What kind of sew in interfacing do you use?

[@creativebobbin42]

Hello, the one I use here is called hair interlining. It’s not necessary to use this particular type, but it has a great weight for my heavy wool.

[@sewingroom8625]

What lining did you used for a wool coat? Thank you

[@creativebobbin42]

I just used a very basic polyester lining for this one. I tend to use an acetate satin if the wool is not so heavy.

[@frankiec-nd5cy]

hello very nice lady please kindly film how to operate the industrial sewing winding the bobbin and please kindly film how to operate the industrial sewing machine foot pedal how its used to sew please ok?thank you very much 😊

[@leroybrownooo]

I feel a personal challenge has now been set! Thank you 😬

[@creativebobbin42]

Aha! Good luck, make sure you comment if you have any questions along the way 😁