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Can I line the pieces of a coat individually?

I’ve never sewed a coat or jacket before… I found a pattern meant for “advanced beginners” in sewing. The pattern is for a denim jacket but I want to make one out of corduroy, witch a flannel lining. I’m aware flannel isn’t a recommended coat lining bc of its weight and smoothness, and that’s fine. Whenever I’ve sewed linings before, I’ve added seam allowance to the pattern pieces and sewed the lining to each piece individually, and then constructed the garment using those pieces. I’ve never seen anyone make a coat like this. Is there any reason I can’t?

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  • drip
    Lv 7
    2 years ago

    Answered this before.

    You sew the lining separate so the garment hangs correctly. It also looks nicer because there are no seams showing.

    If you want to do it this way, you can. It is your project. Be sure to pre wash and dry both fabrics

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