Nous croyons fermement que tout le monde peut coudre n'importe quoi avec de la patience et de la persévérance, mais il est parfois utile de comprendre à quel point un patron sera long ou difficile à coudre. Voici comment nous classons la difficulté de nos patrons :
Débutant (⭑): Convient à un(e) vrai(e) débutant(e), avec des lignes et des détails simples, rapide à coudre et sans fermeture.
Débutant confiant(⭑⭑): Réalisable pour les débutant(e)s qui sont prêts à apprendre une nouvelle compétence, peut inclure plus de caractéristiques de conception et de techniques (c'est-à-dire des fermetures à glissière, des boutons, des parements, etc). Relativement rapide à coudre.
Intermédiaire (⭑⭑⭑): Plus de détails et de lignes de style, peut inclure des détails intéressants comme une braguette à glissière ou des surpiqûres, les projets peuvent prendre plus de 6 heures à coudre.
Avancé (⭑⭑⭑⭑): Encore réalisable par la plupart des personnes, mais les patrons comprennent plus de pièces et de détails, et peuvent prendre plus de 8 heures à coudre.
Difficile (⭑⭑⭑⭑⭑): Projets complexes et exigeants en termes de compétences, tels que la couture et la confection de soutiens-gorge. Là encore, la plupart des personnes peuvent les réaliser, mais il faut se préparer à passer plus de 10 heures sur ce type de projets.
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Transportez-vous sur les boulevards chics du Paris des années 1960 avec la veste Peggy. Cette silhouette sophistiquée présente une coupe courte et carrée qui caractérisait cette époque, agrémentée de charmantes poches plaquées qui ajoutent à la fois fonctionnalité et style vintage. Magnifiquement confectionnée avec une doublure intégrale et des parements professionnels, ses lignes épurées en font la toile de fond idéale pour mettre en valeur des tissus luxueux ou s'exercer aux techniques de finition haute couture.
Tissus pour costumes de poids moyen à lourd ou tissus légers tels que le bouclé, la gabardine et le tweed. Les tissus résistants comme le coton et le lin peuvent également être utilisés s'ils ont un poids et une structure suffisants.
Hi, just wondered if there is a video tutorial for the Peggy jacket, thanks
Hi Barbara, thank you for your lovely review! We don't currently have a video tutorial for the Peggy Jacket, but our pattern instructions are very detailed to guide you through the process. If you have any questions along the way, feel free to reach out. Happy sewing!
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Deborah F.
Hi Closet Core Crew. I have not yet made the Peggy jacket. I am going to the Netherlands to spend five weeks with my daughter and we are planning on a marathon of sewing. Which is why I have been downloading the patterns. She was at a huge fabric market and purchased some beautiful linens. 💕
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Mary M.
Just beginning
I am just starting the Jasika pattern and class. Watching the class lessons is reassuring and helpful. I am still to sew yet looking forward to the project!
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Kelly S.
Perfect fit.
Made size 14 without any adjustments and it fit great. I was expecting a complicated pattern but it was fairly simple and straightforward sew.
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Arlene
Peggie
Just the jacket I have been looking for. I have some Core gorgeous red soft corduroy from India. Love it.
Making the Florence Top from Merchant and Mills (First time making a garment for myself that’s not just a plastic toile from a bedsheet!). Fabric has so far been really easy to work with (so great for a beginner) and the pattern is cute! We grow and eat a lot of garlic so this print felt like a must.
The last time I sewed with knit fabric was over 20 years ago; total disaster. When I saw the CC class, I immediately signed up. Loved every second; clear, precise instructions. I am so proud of my long sleeved t-shirt, I just ordered enough Luxe Organic Cotton Jersey Knit for four more in different colors.
Thank you, Heather and team.
I enjoy reading the histories of what people have made.
I have not yet sewn any of the pattern releases. The styles are too body-conscious and/or retro for my taste, but the instructional videos offer a lot of information I can take to other projects.
I've been tempted since the first year of Crew to become a member and took the plunge in January this year. It's been such a great 'club' to join! Sewing can be a bit of a solitary hobby but this online community is kind, supportive, helpful and so creative. The patterns are outstanding - clear instructions, impeccably drafted and so much support from the Closet Core team. I'm always inspired, even if I don't have as much time to sew as I'd like. I wish I'd signed up earlier!
This was my first purchase with you, and I will definitely be back for more. The ease of purchase, detail of instructions, and accuracy of the fit turned me into a huge fan. Can't wait for my next make (after I sew a second one of these dresses!)
This is an amazing class, a wealth of knowledge presented in a down-to-earth, fun way. I used to think I would save my money and research everything online myself, but I'm here to say that that only got me so far. Taking the class saved me many a mishap and has given me a window into some aspects of jeans and jeans making that I never would have thought to look up on my own. I know this because I worked on a pair before buying the class and ran into several of the issues that come up in the class. There are also timely reminders to take your time and enjoy the process, balanced with the wisdom that we don't need perfection in every single seam. I bought the class several months ago and made a successful pair of jeans right away. Recently I rewatched much of the class and am almost done with my second pair of jeans! Just hemming and rivets to go. I learned plenty even the second time through, gained some more confidence, and had a great time. It is truly a worthwhile investment if you want to make your own jeans, and - this might seem strange to say - but it's good for the soul too.
