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Your shirt is beautiful. Even if you don't want to sew it again I think this one looks great.
3/3/08 3:59 PM
How did having a duct tape double aid in this project? I think the top looks very nice on you.
3/3/08 9:37 PM
The duct tape double allowed me to fit the pattern tissue to the dummy. It was very easy to see where it fit and where it didn't - especially at the back of my neck. And it was easy to take tucks here and there and see what the effect was. I can't fit tissue on myself at all, so pre-dummy I would trace a pattern onto soil separator fabric, put that on, and look in a mirror. I really couldn't see the back of my neck very well in the mirror setup that I have (one small mirror on a door, opposite a medicine cabinet). I did make a test "muslin" of this, minus sleeves, out of soil separator fabric - but the only adjustment at that point was at the side seams.
3/3/08 9:50 PM
Very nice - I like it better than the pattern photo! Glad I'm not the only one who matches fabrics to patterns by how easy they are to iron. :-)
3/4/08 9:36 AM
I think your shirt looks great. I too now couldn't sew without my duct tape double; isn't it great? Interesting that you used D. Coffin's book as that book is on my wishlist. Thanks for sharing this. -Lily
3/4/08 7:58 PM
I too know that a bit of lycra in fabric save life a lot, I think your tunic looks great, very spring-y!
3/6/08 12:43 PM