Shirts Thanks To The White Stripes But It Can't Be From Dolly Clackett. She Gave Me An Easter Egg! So I've sort of become obsessed with mastering the methods of sewing a button-up collared shirt (or shirt costume!) recently. I do not imply to be frivolous, but as I really feel at a complete loss for words about the present world situation I am going to go back to what I usually do here, which is to show you a costume I made and talk about it somewhat bit. I've ordered some dinosaur-themed fabric too, so I am additionally hoping to make a costume earlier than we go. No hate, or something, I simply can never get that enthusiastic about it as a result of I do not do fancy dress. Anyway, I wore this gown yesterday however it's not what I'm running a blog about tonight. I sewed this costume simply after Christmas and I had a stunning little afternoon to myself. I'm actually pleased with how the costume matches, and with my pattern matching along the princess seams - this is something I'd never tried before. I've made two of those before - the original Bedelia costume , which is now too massive, and the Diva Woman costume. I made this costume in October, on a weekend when Nic was away in Guildford at a convention. Fleshmarket Close costume modified By Hand London Elisalex costume in wax cotton that I purchased in Paris in 2014. I sewed this costume just after Christmas and I had a beautiful little afternoon to myself. I am actually pleased with how the costume suits, and with my sample matching along the princess seams - this is one thing I might never attempted earlier than. I've made two of these before - the original Bedelia dress , which is now too large, and the Diva Woman dress. I made this gown in October, on a weekend when Nic was away in Guildford at a convention. Fleshmarket Shut costume - modified By Hand London Elisalex dress in wax cotton that I purchased in Paris in 2014. I don't have proper weblog images however here's one from instagram (although this gown will hopefully get a publish of its personal pretty quickly). I don't love these photos - I believe the proportions of the costume are such that it will look higher with higher heels. As I had made myself one other Bernie Dexter-ish dress from NL6020 - the Prospect Park
dress - I assumed it could be a probable candidate. You are going to have to trust me that the dress appears to be like beautiful in actual life however it images like shit. However before I begin the following client shirt, DH Roger wants one comprised of this material..and that is superb with me. He deserves it, this fabric Family/Police/Military/Geek Tshirts was a joy to work with....and I need to try out some new design element ideas! Design details embody a Front button stand and sleeve plackets minimize on the cross-grain, and a Chevron Pocket. These stunning materials, a yellow shirting stripe and white shirting cloth from had been particularly fun to work with, since I usually do not use stretch wovens for the menswear shirts I design.