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These are so cute! However, I made a size larger than my street size and they're a little snug. A little too snug. Why does this happen to me? Anyhow...next time I would add a little more than a 1/4" seam allowance, especially if your fabric has a weave that tends to fray (linen). I used a cotton with brown fine wale corduroy inside.
If I really get my act together I would make a little basket of these so that I could offer a new pair to house guests when they visit.
It could happen.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Summer clothes & craft: a couple more items off of the "to-do" list.
My blog has been quiet, but I have been busy. First up was the Wiksten Tulip skirt pattern, found in the winter '08 Stitch magazine. I saw a few denim specimens on flickr, and so I too chose denim as my medium.
It is really a cute skirt.
Next up was a second rendition of the Cynthia Rowley pattern I last made in pink seersucker.
The armholes on my first shirt were a bit tight on me and I gave it to my buddy, the Tiny Tailor. I made it this time in an English cotton shirting.
I like how polished bias trim looks.
I love bias tape!
The next item on my to-do list?
Kimono slippers by ithinksew in Kokka fabrics.
It is really a cute skirt.
Next up was a second rendition of the Cynthia Rowley pattern I last made in pink seersucker.
The armholes on my first shirt were a bit tight on me and I gave it to my buddy, the Tiny Tailor. I made it this time in an English cotton shirting.
I like how polished bias trim looks.
I love bias tape!
The next item on my to-do list?
Kimono slippers by ithinksew in Kokka fabrics.
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