Learning to make dungarees, a sweater, and a delicious Georgian dessert | Autumn sewing vlog

Hope you enjoy this vlog recap of my September sewing journey, making denim dungarees and a black sweater (in just one day!) between Georgia and France. Plus some fabulous Georgian grandmas and a delicious recipe…

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00:00 Sewing denim dungarees in Batumi
This is not really meant as an actual dungarees/overalls/jumpsuit tutorial, but you could use it as an inspiration to make your own? Here are 2 great tutorials to learn how to trace/pattern your clothes by ‪@coolirpa‬ (   • How to trace your clothes and turn th...  ) and ‪@withwendy‬ (   • How to Make Patterns from Your Clothe...  .

07:07 Learning how to make pelamushi
You don’t have to press your own grapes but you can use any natural grape (or even apple!) juice to make traditional Georgian pelamushi (dessert made with grape juice and flour) or churchkhela (nuts threaded onto a string and dipped in pelamushi).

10:11 Making a black sweatshirt in just one day
If you like that style, making a wide and high collar/neck is a great way to create a sweatshirt/sweater without any ribbed/rib-knit. It was a lot of fun to make this quick black sweater from scratch in just one day! I like the contrast between the casual sweatshirt fabric and the slightly elaborate/chic design: cropped, dropped shoulders, balloon sleeves…

14:47 Finishing the dungarees in Paris
We left Batumi and I sewed the buttonholes and attached the buttons to the dungarees in Paris.

16:19 Grand reveal!