 Japanese Tailoring by Judy Barlup
This DVD is an excellent resource for every sewer's library. 2 Hour, 40 minute Instruction Video on 2 DVD's. 30 day money-back guarantee.
Step-by-step instructions for tailoring a jacket or coat using unique techniques adapted from the Japanese ready-to-wear industry. The system combines the fine detailing of traditional tailoring with quick and easy methods of contemporary tailoring to save time and produce quality results. Judy adapted the system for use by professionals and home sewers in constructing men's and women's coats and jackets. Although there are many steps in tailoring a garment, Judy presents the system in a concise and sequential way for maximum comprehension. The intermediate sewer can achieve professional results. The advanced sewer can gain efficiently. All levels can apply these techniques to many other projects.
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Japanese Tailoring: Manual to Accompany
DVD by Judy Barlup
Follows the step by step instructions found on the DVD with some additional tips. Because it has minimal illustrations, it isn't meant to be used without viewing the DVD. Includes the illustrated booklets Mitered Welt Pocket, Mitered Vent and Front Facing Finish and Piped Lining Accent booklets.
50 pages, Spiral bound
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Instructional Booklets
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Mitered Welt Pocket
Make easy, foolproof bulk-free perfect welt pockets! Pattern is included for the standard sized welt and slanted welt chest pocket. (The technique is included in the video and the booklet is included in the Japanese Tailoring video manual.)
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Mitered Sleeve Vent
A true mitered vent adds quality to any jacket or coat. This method is the easiest ever and allows for length adjustments. (The technique is included in the video and the booklet is included in the Japanese Tailoring manual.)
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Elegant Bound Buttonhole
Add a couture finish to any jacket or coat with bound buttonholes. (This information is not included in the video or the manual.)
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Double Welt Pocket with Flap
Techniques for making the traditional double welt pocket (with or without a flap) that is generally used on men's jackets. This method is unique since it distributes the bulk of the welt evenly by pressing the tiny seam allowances open. Forming the welts after the pocket opening is cut will ensure that they match and meet in the center
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Books
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Pants Design and Construction, by Judy Barlup
How much time do you spend fitting a pants pattern? How much time do you spend searching for just the right pattern with all the design features and the hem width you want. Then if you do find a pattern, you have to fit that one, too. Why not start with a basic flat front darted pattern that fits and add the design details of your choice?
Using this book is like a Chinese restaurant menu but, instead of selecting food, you select design features. Select a silhouette from column 1, pick a pocket from column 2, choose a closure from column 3, and find a waistline finish from column 4.
Instructions show how to adjust the pattern and give step by step construction techniques for making quality pants using efficient methods. Also included: adjusting hem width, belt loops, lining and much more.
Start with the best basic pants pattern on the market, the JSM Pants Pattern from www.JSMpatterns.com.
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Silhouette
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Pocket
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Closure
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Waistline Finish
- Traditional waistband
with elastic
- Add-on casing with
elastic
- Separate casing with
elastic
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New! Finding Fabric and Fashion Abroad: Florence, London and Paris by Jen Penfold
There's a new edition to Jennefer Penfold's shopping guide! New title, new city (Florence) and over 225 pages of resources. A pocket-sized guide to shopping for fabric and fashion in Florence, London and Paris. Along with fabric sources, Jen includes other loves: museums that focus on fashion, fashion schools, high-fashion shopping districts, sources for vintage clothing, suppliers of fine linens and house wares, notable bookstores, historical sites, and places to eat. Let Jen help you find treasures you never imagined. For questions or assistance in creating your own personal fabric tour contact her at jennefer_penfold@hotmail.com.
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Timeless Tailoring by Starr Hashiguchi
A 78-page illustrated book by Judy's instructor who learned the Japanese Tailoring method in Japan. The techniques are similar to the ones shown in the video. Additionally, it includes a section on tailoring coats using a modified method of pad stitching and instructions for the double welt pocket.
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Men's Tailoring
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Traditional Men's Tailoring books by Stanley Hostek
Stanley Hostek is a graduate of the Tailor and Cutter Academy of London, retired instructor of the Apparel Design Program, Seattle Central Community College, author and custom patternmaker. He, like his tailoring methods, is classic and traditional. He doesn't have email or a fax. His work is of such high quality that I am offering his instruction material via my website in order to keep his art live.
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Men's Custom Tailored Coats
Easy to follow step-by-step instructions from preparing the fabrics, obtaining the parts and utilizing hand, machine and pressing skills to see this garment to completion. Choice of 15 pockets and a section devoted to the fundamentals of fitting. A glossary of tailoring terms is included. 235 pages, well illustrated, soft cover, spiral bound
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Men's Custom Tailored Pants
43 pages of instructions to accommodate any style of pants. The unique treatment of utilizing the pocketing to eliminate the need for a waistband lining adds to the comfort and pleasure for the person privileged to enjoy wearing the very best.
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Men's Custom Tailored Vests
26 pages specifically to vests. The "growed-on" facing treatment achieves the ultimate in thinness.
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Hand Stitches
40 pages, spiral bound. This booklet is devoted entirely to this important skill used in the fabrication of any quality garment. Each stitch used in this process is fully described and illustrated. Included keyhole buttonholes.
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