TANIA Lining ADD-ON
TANIA Lining ADD-ON
This pattern add-on includes lining pieces, new facings and sewing instructions to line your Tania coatigan. Adding a lining will give a professional look inside and out, hiding all seam allowances. You can also play with colors and textures for the perfect three-season piece. Yardage for the lining is included in the file and available here.
This special add-on is only available in downloadable format. You can print the pieces on a regular (Letter / A4) printer or on a large format printer (36'' or A0), one size at a time.
You will need the Tania Coatigan pattern (sold separately) to complete this project.
Print at home (A4 / US Letter): 23 pages
Très facile à coudre avec le veston.
Very easy instructions love this pattern
I had the PDF version. It was a nightmare to print correctly. I finally switched my browser from Firefox to Chrome and was able to print it out. I was unclear on where to tape it together but eventually got a working pattern. The directions could gave been clearer for construction even for this experienced sewer. I put the jacket all together after some troubleshooting. The lining worked well. All pieces fit and the bagging technique worked beautifully--much better than other times I've tried it. I think it is essential to the jacket. The finished product is much more professional and a pleasure to wear. I made the jacket twice so far. The first time I didn't line it and I don't like the unfinished inside. Then I ordered the lining pattern and had a lovely result. I think the lining pattern should be part of the original pattern and not an additional$8.00 The jacket ends up being quite expensive when you have to buy two patterns to complete it. I wanted to try an indepent company pattern and am now mulling whether the additional expenses are worth it.
I haven't finished this coat and lining as yet as I had to work through a few bugs.
You need to add to the lining instructions at step 10 to finish coat instructions 18 & 19 before adding the lining, not just 5-14.
This was a great addition to the Tania jacket. It really cleans up the inside of the garment and hides the seams beautifully. I was amazed when I pulled the jacket through the arm hole! It was my first time doing a lining this way and it turned out great. My only note is that while the directions were clear, there could have been a bit more detail. For a first-timer this is a bit hard, but totally achievable with some concentration.