DIY Make-Up Zipper Pouch

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  I made an easy make-up zipper pouch using leftover fabrics and was happy with the result. The final size was 26 cm x 12 cm. It's lovely, fluffy, useful and big enough to store all my makeup and skincare products.  Materials for the pouch: - Main fabric, lining and polyester batting, 40 cm x 50 cm. - Fabric tags (2x), 9 cm x 10 cm. - Bias tape band, 6 cm wide. - Zipper The sewing process started with topstitching (quilt style) the main fabric and polyester batting together. After that, I sewed the zipper at the main fabric (both sides). I attached and sewed the lining to the main fabric, right sides together. And then, topstitched both sides of the zipper. And cut the excess zipper.  I sewed the tags and inserted them in both sides of the end of the zipper and sewed along the lines. I sewed the bias tape bands on both sides. And cut the corners in square shape 4 cm x 4 cm (not including seam allowance). I connected the squares together and sewed them. I sewed the bias ta...
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DIY Shirt Jacket (Shacket), Burdastyle Pattern

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Hi there, Happy New Year and I wish you all the best in 2025 šŸ’–

Today's post is about the finished shirt jacket (shacket) I started working on in October last year. It was delayed because I was doing other things but well, I'm glad I finished it and look forward to wearing it daily.
It's a simple and comfy shacket. It has low shoulders and is finished with a straight hemline. I used Burdastyle long jacket 9/2023 size 40 for the pattern and shortened the length. 
For the fabric, I used cotton chino in beige from my stash. Also, the rest of the notions were from stash, yay! for not buying anything new šŸ˜



The sewing process started in October last year. I did it in my free time, but unfortunately, I couldn't finish quickly. And then, other projects came and I put this shacket aside.
As usual, I pinned and sewed the back pieces together as shown below.
And then, sewed the front and back pieces together.

Fused the fusible interfacing on the collar pieces and plackets.

After that, I sewed the collar and attached it to the neckline, pinned, basted, and sewed it carefully.


After the collar was done, I pinned and sewed the sleeve to the armhole (both sides). 

The sleeves were attached and the shacket was looking good already.

I removed the stitches from the sleeve end to make sleeve slits. Pinned and sewed along the seam allowances.

And then, I pinned and sewed the cuffs to the sleeves.

I sewed the button-holes and hand-sewed the buttons after that.

I did the hemline, using a blind hem method 3 cm, and the shacket is done. I'm happy with it, so comfy and perfect to wear daily.

And here are more pictures of the finished shacket, front and back.


More details and a video on how to sew this shacket is on my YouTube channel  Feel free to pop over if you are interested in watching šŸ ‡šŸ ‡

Thank you for reading and happy sewing šŸ’—

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