squirrellypoo said... Thanks for the review on this. Your end result looks great, though I'm sorry you had to go through so much trouble to get there! 6/23/08 7:38 AM
JMarie1962 said... You ended up with a very cute suit. Just sorry you had such trouble getting there! I used to make suits in my teens and remember similar issues. I eventually learned 'my own way'. Next time you see a suit for $30 - $40 each piece, you might reconsider trying another suit :) Nice job! 6/23/08 7:56 AM
patrica said... It looks very nice nice in the photo. I used to make bikini's long time ago, when I was twenty pound lighter. They are not easy to make IMHO. 6/23/08 9:09 AM
merteuil said... Very very nice swimsuit! Makes me wish I was brave enough to attempt a project like this. Well done! 6/23/08 10:43 AM
jcortell said... I remeber my first swimming suit. I had the maxium stretch vertical, so the suit woudl have fit a snake. 6/24/08 8:24 AM
Timmithea said... Swimsuits are difficult to do! The best results I had when making a suit was to take a swimsuit I already had - rip it apart and then make a suit from that pattern. Your final result looks good. Don't give up-it gets easier. 6/24/08 10:10 AM
mewiththree said... Well, this cures my desire of wanting to sew a swimsuit! I've never been very good with elastic either! Sometimes, I get it too loose, sometimes I get it too tight! It's just hit or miss with me. And I can see that would be a big problem with a swimsuit! 6/24/08 2:54 PM
tucci4me said... I commend you for your perseverance. I made the same suit from this pattern and also found the sizing and elastic lengths to be too large. Instead of ripping though I was able to give my first one to my SIL and start over for myself. 7/12/08 12:10 PM
nannette brill said... I'm trying to sew this swimsuit and it is impossible for me to understand that 3/8 of an inch can fit in the very small area of the neckband. To i leave raw edges at the end of the elastic sewing? I know i have to sew the elastic and turn it in and topstitch it, but that leaves me with raw edges. HELP!!!!!! 4/4/09 7:06 PM
Thanks for the review on this. Your end result looks great, though I'm sorry you had to go through so much trouble to get there!
6/23/08 7:38 AM
You ended up with a very cute suit. Just sorry you had such trouble getting there! I used to make suits in my teens and remember similar issues. I eventually learned 'my own way'. Next time you see a suit for $30 - $40 each piece, you might reconsider trying another suit :) Nice job!
6/23/08 7:56 AM
It looks very nice nice in the photo. I used to make bikini's long time ago, when I was twenty pound lighter. They are not easy to make IMHO.
6/23/08 9:09 AM
Very very nice swimsuit! Makes me wish I was brave enough to attempt a project like this. Well done!
6/23/08 10:43 AM
I remeber my first swimming suit. I had the maxium stretch vertical, so the suit woudl have fit a snake.
6/24/08 8:24 AM
Swimsuits are difficult to do! The best results I had when making a suit was to take a swimsuit I already had - rip it apart and then make a suit from that pattern. Your final result looks good. Don't give up-it gets easier.
6/24/08 10:10 AM
Well, this cures my desire of wanting to sew a swimsuit! I've never been very good with elastic either! Sometimes, I get it too loose, sometimes I get it too tight! It's just hit or miss with me. And I can see that would be a big problem with a swimsuit!
6/24/08 2:54 PM
I commend you for your perseverance. I made the same suit from this pattern and also found the sizing and elastic lengths to be too large. Instead of ripping though I was able to give my first one to my SIL and start over for myself.
7/12/08 12:10 PM
I'm trying to sew this swimsuit and it is impossible for me to understand that 3/8 of an inch can fit in the very small area of the neckband. To i leave raw edges at the end of the elastic sewing? I know i have to sew the elastic and turn it in and topstitch it, but that leaves me with raw edges. HELP!!!!!!
4/4/09 7:06 PM