I think many of you out there enjoy following along with sewing projects, especially those that involve a bit of community spirit and visual aids. There's something really special about joining in on a sew-along, whether it's for the camaraderie or because the pictures help guide you through the process. It takes a lot of effort to create these sew-alongs, so it’s always great to hear that they’re useful to the sewing community online. Wanett took part in the moto jacket sew-along and made an incredible jacket. She’s here to share her experience.
**Name:** Wanett Clyde
**Where can we find you on the internet?** Blog, Instagram, Pinterest, Twitter
**Project Details**
**Link to your project on your blog:** [Moto Jacket, Baby!](#)
**Pattern Used:** Lisette B6169
**Fabric Used:** Mid-heavyweight stretch cotton and a rayon blend stretch lining.
**Did the Fabric Work Well?**
Absolutely! The fabric was fantastic. It gave the jacket the weight and structure of real leather but was much easier to work with than actual leather. The cotton was a dream to sew with—smooth, crisp, and super cooperative. I didn’t have any issues with fraying or shifting while working with it. I wouldn’t mind having another hundred yards of that lining—it’s just perfect.
**How Did the Sewing Go?**
Thanks to the sew-along, the sewing went incredibly smoothly. I only ran into a few minor hiccups, which were mostly due to the thickness of the fabric and my limited experience with jacket construction and setting in two-piece sleeves. However, overall, the process was seamless, and I felt supported every step of the way by the helpful tips and guidance from the sew-along.
**What Was the Best Part?**
The absolute highlight was trying on the finished jacket for the first time and zipping it up. Watching it come together and realizing it actually looked like a real jacket was incredibly satisfying. The fit was spot-on, and that sense of accomplishment really got me excited to sew more. Since finishing this project, I've been using my sewing machine non-stop!
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As someone who loves sharing their sewing journey, I truly believe in the power of community and collaboration. Whether you're a seasoned sewer or just starting out, joining a sew-along can provide not only inspiration but also a sense of belonging. If you're interested in creating your own moto jacket, I highly recommend giving this pattern a try—it's a fantastic project that will push your skills while delivering amazing results.
Let me know if you have any questions about my experience or need advice on anything else sewing-related. Happy sewing, everyone!
**P.S.** Don't forget to check out my blog for more details and photos of my moto jacket journey.
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