Sew the Ara Quilted Overcoat by Natalie Ebaugh

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Intermediate | 1 hour 37 min

Sew the Art Quilted Overcoat
Overview00:43
Materials01:13
Select materials and design02:40
Cut and baste08:01
Quilting17:02
Make bias tape08:02
Prepare pockets26:38
Construct body33:03

Taught by Natalie Ebaugh

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Cozy up to this fresh take on the quilted coat. The Ara Quilted Overcoat is short-sleeved with double patch pockets and plenty of ease to fit over your favorite chunky sweaters in the winter or just a t-shirt in the spring. Fiber artist, quilter, and sewist Natalie Ebaugh starts this project with you from the beginning, from showing you how to select fabric and batting, to assembling quilt sandwiches and quilting your pattern pieces, to constructing a coat with a bias binding. There are minimal pattern pieces with Natalie's modern design, so you can spend even more time playing with different prints and quilting techniques - and making a whole collection of coats for all year round.

Here’s what you’ll need:

Cotton batting and quilting cotton for quilt top, lining, and bias tape - find yardage for your size in the PDF
1" bias tape maker
½” (12mm) bias tape maker
Muslin fabric or an old blanket
Swedish tracing paper or other tracing paper,
Machine feet: Regular sewing foot, Walking foot, Edge Stitch foot (do some research to find the right feet for your machine)
Machine needles: Schmetz Mictrotex size 70/10, 80/12, 90/14
Glass head pins
Rotary cutter and cutting mat or fabric shears
Thread snips
Seam rippers
Measuring tape and clear ruler
Removable marking tool like chalk pen or removable fabric marker
Pencil
All-purpose polyester thread - Natalie uses Gutermann Mara 100 All purpose thread from Wawak
Hand sewing needles
Point turner (optional)

Downloads:

Download Materials List Natalie_Ebaugh_Ara_quilted_Overcoat.pdf

Learn how to:

Sew a quilted overcoat
Select the right fabric and batting
Properly cut out quilt sandwiches for each pattern piece
Baste quilt sandwiches
Straight-line quilt
Make bias tape
Bind your seams with bias tape
Use a walking foot and edge stitch foot

What you'll get:

An easy-to-follow lesson on how to sew the Ara Quilted Overcoat
9 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
Detailed supply list and printable pattern PDF
Step-by-step expert instruction from sewist and designer Natalie Ebaugh
The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students

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Class PDF

Download Materials List Natalie_Ebaugh_Ara_quilted_Overcoat.pdf

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Sew the Ara Quilted Overcoat Reviews

★★★★★

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★★★★★

All the instructions were clearly explained. I don't think I would have been as successful without her guidance in the video. I didn't actually read the written instructions, instead following the video step-by-step. I learned new tricks with bias tape, especially how to join ends. While I had made 3 quilted jackets previously, this was the first where I was quilting the fabric myself first before assembly - it was a lot more work than pre-quilted fabric but really fun!

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