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Showing posts with label Simplicity 7132. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Simplicity 7132. Show all posts
Friday, February 18, 2011
Finished Simplicity 7132
I was able to get the long zip in my shirt today and finish up all the necessary hemming. It turned out pretty cute. I didn't do a bias roll collar because I didn't have enough material in my piece to cut it that way. I figured since this wasn't striped, a regular cut collar would work. I love the length and the splits at the hips are a nice touch. I would definitely make this again. I didn't put facings in the armholes because the polyester would be just way too bulky. I just turned them in and hemmed. I need to use a presscloth to get the back and neck darts nice and smooth. The back looks a bit bubbly right now
Now on to the zip in my suede skirt. I need to get that skirt finished soon or it will be too warm to wear it! Have had 60's and 70's this week.
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Skirts and shirts
Well Sunday I was quite sick and did nothing but iron my husband's shirts for the week. Monday I was feeling better (probably actually resting when sick does worlds of good). I haven't really been out of the house since Friday. I love it that way! I am stalled on my suede skirt because I need a 7 inch zipper. Plan to get that today while in town. I started another project yesterday though. It is a 1967 Simplicity pattern and so far all I have is a top. I managed to get it cut out of a thinner piece of patterned polyester given to me by a friend at church. It isn't the best color for me, but it is bright enough that it doesn't make my skin look green. Greens tend to have that effect on me. I got all the darts done yesterday and made the collar and attached it. So now I am to the zipper on it too. I have enough of the material to make a knee length skirt to go with it. Do you think that would just be too much??? If anything I can wear the top and skirt seperately. The pattern is very easy and if I like the style on me, I might make a few more in different materials.
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