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A Fabric Fixation: Sewing Autonomous Region
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Monday, July 13, 2015. Alternately known as the Woman Cave, the Sewing Room and MINE. I have my table for my machines, a couch for lounging while I hand-sew, a tv for stories and shelves for all my things. Not pictured, is the door to the back yard where (once tamed) I can take pictures, and not yet hung, is a full length mirror. (I've been without the past year, which has made fitting tricky.). I love to hear from people :). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I could really go for some lemon tarts.
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A Fabric Fixation: Drafting your own half circle skirt pattern. Part Two
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Thursday, January 19, 2012. Drafting your own half circle skirt pattern. Part Two. Asked for a bit more on the whole half-circle skirt thing. So, here we go. How much fabric do I need? Well, this depends - since you are drafting your own pattern its really up to you (helpful, no? But the real answer is 2*r2 , i.e. the length of the total distance from the bottom of the skirt to the center of rotation. (If you are confused, please read my previous post. January 20, 2012 at 2:49 AM. I hope you both do!
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A Fabric Fixation: Drafting your own half circle skirt pattern. (Math is your friend)
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012. Drafting your own half circle skirt pattern. (Math is your friend). No new sewing for a bit, but I've been planning things out for when I'm back to normal. A few days ago I came upon Vivat-Veritas. Half circle skirt pattern. From the Grosgrain free pattern month. It was lovely, very simple, and solved a problem I've been having about a lovely but tricky print. 2) Divide WL by 2, for the quarter arc length in the image above. (Why divide by two for a quarter arc? 6) Pin a meas...
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A Fabric Fixation: March 2015
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Friday, March 27, 2015. Popping up to say hello. A combination of winter and the flu killed my sewing mojo for a while there. I'm easing back in with baby-blanket for a friend of mine. Until I get myself sorted out, here is a large cat-beast. Someday soon I'll also get pictures off all the things I made over the winter and didn't photograph, because it was too cold to go outside without 17 layers. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I could really go for some lemon tarts. View my complete profile. New Pattern: Z...
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A Fabric Fixation: This and That
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Still experimenting with options I've just found, but I think for the moment I'll rearrange a few things. I love to hear from people :). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I could really go for some lemon tarts. View my complete profile. Drafting your own half circle skirt pattern. Part Two. Drafting your own half circle skirt pattern. (Math is your friend). Epic Tales of Glory. Did You Make That? Sewing A Roman Blind. Dipping My Toe Into Uncharted Corsetry. Rate the Dress: Emerald green in 1914.
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A Fabric Fixation: Free pattern drafting books from the 40s and 50s
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Friday, August 9, 2013. Free pattern drafting books from the 40s and 50s. From 'Practical Dress Design'. TJ, over at the Perfect Nose, has most gloriously and generously scanned and posted a number of pattern drafting books from the 40s and 50s. These are from the survey offer below. I know, could there be more? She is offering yet another fabulous book for anyone willing to give her their measurements. August 10, 2013 at 4:42 AM. Thanks for the link back, lady. As an aside, the book is a. Taco Style: Th...
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A Fabric Fixation: Beautiful, inside and out.
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Sunday, June 14, 2015. Beautiful, inside and out. My fluffy dress got its first outing, and I got around to taking pictures. This is the most thoroughly 'finished' dress I've ever made. The pattern is a modified tried and true, B5748. This time I went with a gathered skirt to best utilize the border print. The crinoline is built in, all the rough edges are bound, fully lined. You name it, it's there. I used double fold bias tape on the crinoline hem, which brought attention to its frothiness. Peter at th...
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A Fabric Fixation: huzzah!
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Thursday, July 2, 2015. I love to hear from people :). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I could really go for some lemon tarts. View my complete profile. Drafting your own half circle skirt pattern. Part Two. Drafting your own half circle skirt pattern. (Math is your friend). Epic Tales of Glory. Did You Make That? Sewing A Roman Blind. Dipping My Toe Into Uncharted Corsetry. Rate the Dress: Emerald green in 1914. Athletic Wear: Jalie 3462, Cora Leggings. Taco Style: The Boxtop. Once upon a thread.
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A Fabric Fixation: April 2015
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Monday, April 20, 2015. Thursday, April 16, 2015. 15 yards of ruffle. Wednesday, April 1, 2015. Me Made May - 15. This is just what I needed to start finishing the enormous pile of UFOs on my sewing table. Granted, I wear me-mades almost every day (I'm wearing some right now) but I like the community aspect of the whole thing. Has anyone else ended up with pile of nearly finished, abandoned-for-winter-because-it-was-too-cold-to-fit-things? I should add, my apartment has lousy heating). Me Made May - 15.