pegsewer said... This is a great review and I loved reading your blog about the making of all these great clothes! 1/27/11 9:34 AM
Miranda said... Blooms, well done! They all look really good. Another option for some of the wicking fabrics (plain colours) is www.stretchtex.com.au
I've ordered swimsuit fabric, cotton/lycra and their wicking fabrics and they've been great. Just another option for some of these fabrics, and closer to home! 1/27/11 6:39 PM
o3b said... That's a lot of base layer sewing! The fabric review on your blog is really thorough. 1/28/11 3:16 AM
KathleenS said... Wow, 25 garments. You should put them all in one picture to fully show off your achievement. Hope you had a good time in Japan. 2/5/11 3:35 AM
AnneM said... A base layer wardrobe! I love, love, love wickaway fabrics. And snug undergarments tend to be the warmest. This was quite the undertaking, and it looks like you got great results. 2/5/11 4:44 PM
ElizabethDee said... I love your review, Blooms! Very helpful for both the wicking fabrics and for the specific patterns. You sewed up a storm (a beautiful storm, that is), and now the rest of us have the perfect resource for base layer sewing. 2/7/11 6:57 AM
RachelStonebreaker said... Thanks for the blog post, too! Blogs can go into so much more detail. 3/3/11 6:28 PM
This is a great review and I loved reading your blog about the making of all these great clothes!
1/27/11 9:34 AM
Blooms, well done! They all look really good. Another option for some of the wicking fabrics (plain colours) is www.stretchtex.com.au I've ordered swimsuit fabric, cotton/lycra and their wicking fabrics and they've been great. Just another option for some of these fabrics, and closer to home!
1/27/11 6:39 PM
That's a lot of base layer sewing! The fabric review on your blog is really thorough.
1/28/11 3:16 AM
Wow, 25 garments. You should put them all in one picture to fully show off your achievement. Hope you had a good time in Japan.
2/5/11 3:35 AM
A base layer wardrobe! I love, love, love wickaway fabrics. And snug undergarments tend to be the warmest. This was quite the undertaking, and it looks like you got great results.
2/5/11 4:44 PM
I love your review, Blooms! Very helpful for both the wicking fabrics and for the specific patterns. You sewed up a storm (a beautiful storm, that is), and now the rest of us have the perfect resource for base layer sewing.
2/7/11 6:57 AM
Thanks for the blog post, too! Blogs can go into so much more detail.
3/3/11 6:28 PM