said... Dale, this is really cute! Nice to hear that you worked out the cover stitch diff. feed so you got the effect you were looking for. I haven't serged slinky yet, but wondered if it would be too stretchy. Does the top have a facing around the neckline? It looks very neat. 8/14/02 11:31 AM
said... It looks even better than the envelope! Great fabric and good tips about the neckline and the zipper. 8/14/02 11:36 AM
said... The Coordinate you sew looks better than the photo pattern is...Congratulations 8/14/02 12:57 PM
said... Really cute! I haven't tried Slinky yet, but it is on sale at my favorite fabric store. Is it comfy to wear in the warm weather and humidity? 8/14/02 1:17 PM
said... Slinky is quite a nice fabric, if you don't sweat easily, but otherwise it's fantastic, easy to wear and easy to care, very goodlooking outfit Dale, is the leaf imprint in white or ....? 8/14/02 2:05 PM
said... Wow, Dale! That is just a beautiful outfit! Gotta run -- rushing out to get this pattern! Thanks for the review. What a pretty fabric, too. 8/14/02 2:49 PM
said... Thanks all! Slinky is tricky to sew on. I haven't tried to use my serger on it since the regular machine does well. And yes, Skymom, the neckline has a facing. It was a bit tricky to put in because of the stretch. Teri, it's pretty humid and hot here, and I think I'll make a tank top out of Slinky. But this is fairly comfy in hot weather too. Marita, leaf imprints are in a cream color. 8/14/02 3:43 PM
said... An advantage of slinky is that it does not unravel easily. So it
does not really need serged seams. Once I got used to the
"slinky" nature of slinky, I found it very easy to sew with! 8/14/02 9:18 PM
said... Dale, wonderful outfit and great review. Thanks for the tips 8/15/02 1:01 AM
said... Two gorgeous outfits, plus a very detailed and helpful review.
I also really enjoyed looking at your website - the matching kid and chihuahau outfits are outrageously cute! 8/17/02 9:35 PM
said... Hi Dale:
I have this pattern, but have never made it. Never thought about making it in slinky. Yours looks so much nicer than the pattern drawing. Fantastic!! 8/17/02 10:37 PM
said... Absolutely edible color!!!! 9/8/02 8:19 AM
Tee Jay said... Dale,( I'm a different Teri,) Would you quickly tell me what your petite adjustment is for a top? My backwaist is 14 1/2". Your clothes always inspire me. 11/24/02 11:37 AM
Sandra said... Dale, those are beautiful! I like what you did with them with respect to the tapering. They're really pretty on you. 11/24/02 2:06 PM
Dale C said... Hi Teri. For tops, I slice horizontally across the top patterns at the upper chest and between the bust and waist. Sometimes, if the top will be a long fitted one, I'll slice between the waist and hip as well. Then I shorten them according to my measurements. Hope that helps. 11/24/02 2:53 PM
Dale, this is really cute! Nice to hear that you worked out the cover stitch diff. feed so you got the effect you were looking for. I haven't serged slinky yet, but wondered if it would be too stretchy. Does the top have a facing around the neckline? It looks very neat.
8/14/02 11:31 AM
It looks even better than the envelope! Great fabric and good tips about the neckline and the zipper.
8/14/02 11:36 AM
The Coordinate you sew looks better than the photo pattern is...Congratulations
8/14/02 12:57 PM
Really cute! I haven't tried Slinky yet, but it is on sale at my favorite fabric store. Is it comfy to wear in the warm weather and humidity?
8/14/02 1:17 PM
Slinky is quite a nice fabric, if you don't sweat easily, but otherwise it's fantastic, easy to wear and easy to care, very goodlooking outfit Dale, is the leaf imprint in white or ....?
8/14/02 2:05 PM
Wow, Dale! That is just a beautiful outfit! Gotta run -- rushing out to get this pattern! Thanks for the review. What a pretty fabric, too.
8/14/02 2:49 PM
Thanks all! Slinky is tricky to sew on. I haven't tried to use my serger on it since the regular machine does well. And yes, Skymom, the neckline has a facing. It was a bit tricky to put in because of the stretch. Teri, it's pretty humid and hot here, and I think I'll make a tank top out of Slinky. But this is fairly comfy in hot weather too. Marita, leaf imprints are in a cream color.
8/14/02 3:43 PM
An advantage of slinky is that it does not unravel easily. So it does not really need serged seams. Once I got used to the "slinky" nature of slinky, I found it very easy to sew with!
8/14/02 9:18 PM
Dale, wonderful outfit and great review. Thanks for the tips
8/15/02 1:01 AM
Two gorgeous outfits, plus a very detailed and helpful review. I also really enjoyed looking at your website - the matching kid and chihuahau outfits are outrageously cute!
8/17/02 9:35 PM
Hi Dale: I have this pattern, but have never made it. Never thought about making it in slinky. Yours looks so much nicer than the pattern drawing. Fantastic!!
8/17/02 10:37 PM
Absolutely edible color!!!!
9/8/02 8:19 AM
Dale,( I'm a different Teri,) Would you quickly tell me what your petite adjustment is for a top? My backwaist is 14 1/2". Your clothes always inspire me.
11/24/02 11:37 AM
Dale, those are beautiful! I like what you did with them with respect to the tapering. They're really pretty on you.
11/24/02 2:06 PM
Hi Teri. For tops, I slice horizontally across the top patterns at the upper chest and between the bust and waist. Sometimes, if the top will be a long fitted one, I'll slice between the waist and hip as well. Then I shorten them according to my measurements. Hope that helps.
11/24/02 2:53 PM