Mared coat video sew-along

Video sew-along with step-by-step instructions on how to sew the Mared coat.

Mared is a straight-cut, semi-fitted, fully-lined, double-breasted coat. The front has bust darts transferred to the pocket line, welt pockets with flaps, and a welt chest pocket on the left side. The coat features a side panel and a center back seam ending with a vent. It has a turned-down, notched collar with a collar stand and an extended shoulder line. The shaping of the shoulders is achieved with shoulder pads. The long two-piece sleeves feature a vent in the elbow seam and decorative buttons. The coat fastens with buttons and buttonholes and is completed by a removable belt with a buckle and grommets. The belt is secured at the waist level with belt loops. Mared is above-ankle length and features topstitching along the center front, collar, pocket flaps, and welt edges. The belt is decorated with several rows of topstitching.

Complete list of lessons included in the sew-along videos:

1. Pattern overview

2. Fabric and notions requirements

3. Cutting out the pieces from the main fabric and interfacing material. Applying interfacing.

4. Steam pressing and cutting out the lining pieces

5. Constructing the coat and sewing the bust dart

6. Attaching the side to the front and sewing the chest pocket

7. Sewing the welt pocket with a flap

8. Finishing the front edge

9. Sewing the center back seam and finishing the vent. Attaching the back to the side. Sewing the shoulder seams.

10. Construction of the collar

11. Attaching the collar to the garment and pressing the hem

12. Constructing the sleeves and setting them in

13. Sewing and attaching the belt loops

14. Constructing the lining

15. Attaching the lining to the garment

16. Topstitching the front edges, lapels, and collar. Finishing the inside of the garment.

17. Finishing the button and buttonhole fastening. Sewing the belt.

After purchase, the video tutorials will be available in your personal account in the “Lesson library” section.