Thanks @annieeg. I probably will do it the way they say as I have used that method before many centuries ago. I just wondered was it the easiest...pardon the pun! 
ps what was so bad about your fabric. I'm not using quilted this time but I might if I do it again.

@wrenkins
See attached pics .. the fabric is so awful.... but the coat has a good shape and a nice fit across the shoulders.
I would definitely make it again, but buy a nicer (more expensive) fabric.
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On the subject of UFO's, I have a "learning" UFO to tackle.
Learning how to do an FBA - I have such a MENTAL BLOCK about this, I'm absolutely sure I can't do it (it intimidates me as much as  algebra lessons did at school!)
I know there's been a lot of posts on this subject and I wondered if anyone can recommend an on-line course that takes you through the process by way of lessons e.g., FBA for Dummies.
(I have the Full Busted DVD but I don't find that very easy to follow.)
I did ask at Merchant and Mills workshop but they don't do customised classes.
Thanks for any suggestions.
Annie

@Iminei
You could always check out the cost of a 6 week craft courses at local colleges.
Say £90 for 6 weeks x 2 hours.  (Works out at £15 per session for the students and if you had 5 students you'd earn 450.)
Annie

@Iminei
I wanted to flag to you that my view of your tutorial was not coming from an entirely potential student perspective.
I did a C&G 7307 Adult Education Teaching Certificate back in the late 90's and taught adult ed classes at night school and at a college.
I had to do lesson plans, aims and outcomes, etc etc so I do know a little bit about teaching adults.
The point of this message is to tell you - your session seems well planned and you've thought about your student's likely level of knowledge and pitched the teaching at the right level.
One piece of advice - DO NOT OFFER free tuition; if they want to carry on and you want to facilitate a Stitch/Bitch session then that's fine, but ask for a small participation fee.
Your time/knowledge/skill is valuable - so don't give it away, even if from an evangelical perspective you want to teach the world to quilt
(I hope this post doesn't sound patronising - my motive comes from respect and admiration for your talent.)
Good luck.
Annie x

@Iminei
Enjoyed very much scrolling through this - its like a conjuror taking the rabbit out of the hat!!
I'm off to buy some charm packs!!
A

This is on offer at £749 (I've been thinking of buying one for ages) and they'll do me a Part-Ex on the Brother Innovis 27SE I'm looking to sell.

Is this a no-brainer deal @ £629?

(I spend small amounts of money pretty easily, but when it comes to larger amounts - I panic!)
Surely, I tell myself, the hours I will no longer spend threading my old ELNA 744 will be worth the money?

Annie

@Iminei

Blame "translate Google"

I've reduced the asking price to £90 ono plus postage...

This machine is in VGC and only about a year old.
I've got my eye on yet another machine to add to my collection that I'd like to buy but need to see if I can sell this one first.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Brother-Innov-Is-NV27SE/dp/B01LZ7DKF4/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_1?crid=2ZF2DV2WP64N3&keywords=brother+innovis+27&qid=1557396457&s=gateway&sprefix=brother+innovis+27%2Caps%2C143&sr=8-1-fkmr0

I have the original box, instruction manual and all the accessories.  Its virtually like new.