A photo from last year of my mockup pin-fitting of what is now going to be my #YearOfTheJacket. You can see I've corrected the width and shape on the right in the first photo. (Looks much better than the unpinned side!) I pinned out the extra and tapered down to a point on front and back. Then I replaced the pins with machine basting and copied to the other side.
The second photo shows a close up of the tapering down to the seam on the front. And the last photo shows where I didn't need any tapering across my upper back (remember my issue of always needing more room there @SewAdagio ?).
So hopefully later this week, I will get around to altering my paper pattern and cutting a second mockup without all that extra fabric where I don't need it.
#Vogue6552
I spent the day priming things for paint and then I remembered to shoot a quick video. #SewingStudioBuild
I started cutting all the edges while Janet was away yesterday morning. When she got back after lunch, she pulled out a roller and started filling in. I'll put a pic below in the comments. #SewingStudioBuild
We broke for lunch and then came back with a portal ac unit plugged in to an extention cord from the house. Can't wait until they finished hooking up all the electrical and we have the mini split cooling the room for us - it was stupid humid today! #SewingStudioBuild
I draped a really rough half-scale ruffle tail for one of the debutant dresses Janet & I are making. I just eyeballed and freehand cut a scrap of (un-ironed) muslin in a spiral and pinned it to my little dress form to make sure it was long enough to reach from hem to waist. Then I marked the folds and traced it onto graph paper and cleaned it up. The graph paper makes it easier to copy at 200% and tape the pieces back together.
I'll transfer the enlarged frankenstein paper pattern to brown paper when I'm back at the studio tomorrow or Friday and then make it out of the real fabric.
#ruffle #fiestabuild
I made 2 of these valentine garlands. Found the tutorial via Instagram and thought it would be perfect to send to Ashley, my daughter in Oregon, and Madison, my birth daughter in North Carolina.
Pics are from Ashley.
