Sew Better, Sew Faster: Garment Industry Secrets

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Sew more quickly and efficiently, without sacrificing quality, once you’ve learned Janet Pray’s garment industry secret techniques. Note: Pattern not…

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Sew more quickly and efficiently, without sacrificing quality, once you’ve learned Janet Pray’s garment industry secret techniques. Note: Pattern not included. You’ll find a coupon in the materials to purchase it from Islander Sewing.

Meet Janet Pray & Get Started

Janet introduces herself and the jacket you’ll make using her Jacket Express pattern, which you can purchase from her site, Islander Sewing Systems. Learn about your fabric options, choosing topstitching thread and interfacing, and the best tools to use.

Preparing to Sew

Janet demonstrates her techniques for marking, cutting out and interfacing your pattern pieces. You’ll learn how industrial patterns’ seam allowances and construction order are designed to maximize efficiency of time and movement.

Beginning Construction

You don’t need pins to sew! Janet shows you the super-efficient technique that allows you to feed fabric through your machine without pinning first. She’ll also explain how to set up your sewing station for maximum ergonomic comfort as you begin to construct the jacket project.

Topstitching

In addition to reinforcing seams, topstitching adds a professional finish to your jacket design. Work with Janet as you topstitch sleeves, vents and pockets and finish the facings.

Pockets & Shoulder Seams

Don’t let welt pockets intimidate you. Janet walks you through the process of installing them. You also finish the shoulder seams of the jacket.

Completing Yoke & Sleeves

Finish the yoke, sleeves and pockets along with Janet’s expert tips. Did you know you can insert sleeves without pins? It might sound scary but once you see it, it makes sense!

Cuffs, Collar & Facing

Learn the steps for creating crisp cuffs and a collar on your coat, including the “burrito technique.”

Finishing the Jacket

Your jacket will have a polished look once you finish the facings, add final topstitching and create buttonholes.

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