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Wow -- what a beautiful garment. Hope you get to wear it tonight!
12/31/09 12:18 PM
Love this - the Mexican tucks are absolutely perfect. Enjoy your evening out and look forward to more reviews in 2010!
12/31/09 2:38 PM
That is one sharp looking shirt. Love the Mexican tucks. Have fun tonight!
12/31/09 3:03 PM
A fabulous shirt - such great attention to detail - you are going to look very sharp indeed tonight.
12/31/09 5:13 PM
Great shirt, it's a very nice match of fabric and design.
1/1/10 1:52 AM
Absolutely gorgeous shirt and a great review, thank you! Hope you had a great night!!
1/1/10 6:33 AM
Very LUXE shirt! Nicely photographed too, I can easily see the details in the tucks. Thank you!
1/1/10 9:47 AM
Very nice. That quarter inch foot on a Viking is 3/8ths if you use the straight stitch in the A menu, but if you go to the actual quarter inch stitch in the quilt menu, are you still getting 3/8?
1/1/10 9:56 AM
Christine, I was using the A menu, so I am not sure what would have happened if I used the quilt menu. (In fact, I did not know there was a quilt menu.) I was using the single hole plate because the silk was quite lightweight. (I also broke two needles by forgetting that I was using that sole plate.) If I used the standard sole plate, I am sure I could adjust the needle width to the correct location. I am actually thinking about having the quarter inch foot bored out to the left so I can use needle positions to the left. This would make it much more versatile, in my opinion.
1/1/10 11:04 AM
1/1/10 8:52 PM
1/1/10 8:52 PM
Hey, the shirt looks like one I bought at Banana Republic a couple of seasons ago. I have it in Brown and Bordeaux. Good job on the shirt. I stick to quick and fast projects but now I may work on a couple of more detailed things. Recently bought a vintage shirt pattern from the 1950s. I'll whip it up and then post a review. Good work. Did you wear the shirt out afterall???
1/1/10 8:53 PM
Really neat shirt, looks perfect for New Year's Eve, symphony, whatever!
3/13/10 7:48 PM