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| EveS | 7/12/07 | Disco Stu. I'm still giggling. Thanks for the (and helpful) review! And they wonder why we don't sew for them more. I can relate... DH (who is desperately in need of Garanimals) *prefers* collar stands as well. Who knew? Since my first attempt at a men's shirt resembles a pajama top (not yet reviewed), I'm moving on to KS 3422 for it's *proper* collar. |
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| Mary Stiefer | 7/13/07 | Well darn - they can be so darn difficult to deal with. I think this looks great. His loss. |
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| Bernie | 7/13/07 | Too funny. But when you hit a homer, they'll never let it out of their grasp. DH still has a shirt I made him 20 years ago and even though it's now frayed and tattered he still wears it. So don't give up. I like collar stands and think they actually make a better shirt. |
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| ChristineBR | 7/13/07 | Very cute. Sewing for men is always an adventure in my experience and you have confirmed it. |
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| Meredith P | 7/13/07 | I enjoyed your review, mlt. Now on to a shirt with a collar stand. I think they are easier than a convertible collar. David Page Coffin book/video and Margaret Islander video use wonderful, fool-proof methods. I am wondering about a guy who would wear Disco Stu even knowing the difference between a convertible collar and a collar stand ;-) |
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| mastdenman | 7/13/07 | Too funny. DH has also decided that convertible collars are not acceptable unless he buys a shirt with one. Oh well. I like your shirt. |
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| muffet | 7/13/07 | Thanks for the heads up on the sizing and on the hem - I will add length when I make this one up for DH. |
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| martinanne | 7/13/07 | Thanks for the helpful and amusing review! |
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