Rick's sweater is Colette, Paxson, L
John's sweater is Rebel Raglan, Wardrobe by Me, L
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Ninja Pants Ankle cut, mid-rise to low-rise
5 0ut of 4 Patterns
Ninja Pants
Gusset
ankle cut line
Low- Rise (tried second Mid-Rise) (tried High Rise first)
2xl
using jeggers type jersey like fabric
2" (from 4") waistband elastic encased trying 34" (measured using two piece band but changing to one) elastic a bit smaller.. 32 cut 1.5 in off bottom
Ninja Pants
Gusset
ankle cut line
Low- Rise (tried second Mid-Rise) (tried High Rise first)
2xl
using jeggers type jersey like fabric
2" (from 4") waistband elastic encased trying 34" (measured using two piece band but changing to one) elastic a bit smaller.. 32 cut 1.5 in off bottom
RISE: super high rise (designed to hit under the bust) a regular high rise (designed to hit just above the belly button) and a mid-rise (designed to hit just under the belly button)
Friday, December 23, 2016
Leggings Arms Mast FST, SFR
Mash FST, SFR size 1X, Took Apart Leggings for the arms. The arms have the lettuce hem also. I figured it was a
good top to try it out on and that's not brushed poly it's 2 way stretch
fabric and it's got the curved hem on the FST SFR mash. So I tried out a
bunch of things. I ended up doing the lettuce hem because I didn't want
it any shorter and I thought using the red colored thread would add a
touch of interest to it.
Labels:
curved hem,
FST,
Mash,
No Boundaries tights XL,
P4P,
SFR
Easy Hoodie On The Cutting Room Floor
Rebel Raglan Wardrobe by Me
Sunday, November 27, 2016
Saturday, November 26, 2016
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Thursday, October 27, 2016
Tuesday, October 25, 2016
Laurel Tunic - Greenstyle Creations
Thursday, October 13, 2016
DBD Duckbutt Designs Womens Pretty Panel Tee
Size 42 was too big and the neckline goes lower then I like. going to retry in a different size, maybe 38 and use the neckline for the hooded view.
Sunday, October 2, 2016
P4p palazzo capri 2xl
P4p palazzo capri 2xl
Not enough fabric to do long pants, might try to make them longer.
Saturday, October 1, 2016
P4P Peglegs 1X
P4P Peglegs 1X
these fit well, altho I might take a pair of tights I have and make a few changes to minic them.
Mashup LMU & FST P4P
Mashup LMU & FST P4P
1X
This uses Patterns for Pirates patterns, the top of the Layer Me Up LMU so that it can have sleeves and the bottom is the Free Spirit Tee, dress length. Used size 1X, and love this! The lace sleeves were trimmed along the end of the lace to give it a prettier sleeve.
Laundry Day Tee - LDT, xxl
Laundry Day Tee - LDT
xxl
The tunic length was definitely too tight. I don't think I will make this again. The neck is lower then I like and increasing the size might just make it even lower. I chopped off 4" from the tunic length and did a 1.5 " hem on the bottom and 1" hem on the sleeves.
Tuesday, September 20, 2016
Thursday, September 15, 2016
Friday, September 9, 2016
Thursday, September 8, 2016
Tuesday, August 30, 2016
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Shorts!
Epic fail #1 was Mammaloones, the crotch got messed up when I sewed it, maybe should try it leg in leg to do the crotch. I did size 47"-51"
Try # 2 was the Halla's Woman's Lounge Pants, the Bermuda Shorts option.
I did the 10" wide band..
Graded up the rise from 20 to 24
Not sure if I needed the grading.. band folds over and it was suppose to be a regular band.
Try # 2 was the Halla's Woman's Lounge Pants, the Bermuda Shorts option.
I did the 10" wide band..
Graded up the rise from 20 to 24
Not sure if I needed the grading.. band folds over and it was suppose to be a regular band.
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Monday, June 13, 2016
Saturday, April 30, 2016
Baby Quilts for Nancy
I made two baby quilts for Nancy to use at her auction. Because I waited too long and had to make them quickly and couldn't find any coordinates that I like at Joann Fabric, I used the elemens of the The Land of Whimzie precuts to make the quilts. Great decision!
The kit came with 12 pieces - 10.5 x 10.5 squares of precut 100% flannel squares. There were the following squares: 5 different prints.
3 plain
3 print or 3 plaid
2 different print, white
2 small print light or plain light
2 small print darker
Additionally there were appliques that I purchased that go with each quilt. I didn't like the sticky on the applique back so I did my own heat & bond fusible backing.
I purchased the backing to put on the quilt but decided that the quilt needed "more" so I cut the backing into 3.5" border strips which fit fine. There were 4 border strips and enough left over to make the binding strips - there were maybe 6 binding strips sewn together for 2.5" binding.
I purchase a plain denim like backing made by the same folks and purchased 3 years which was enough to do both quilts.
The binding came out great for the first time because I followed a video that I found http://cluckclucksew.com/2013/01/machine-binding-tutorial.html
There was an bit of an uneven turn over on the binding strip so I hand sewed the binding all away around the quilt. I then used a decorated stitch on my machine to topstitch on the top a bit to the right of the ditch, came out awesome.These are the views on the back. This took more time but it came out much more professional and I think that might be my "signature" on a quilt from now on. Looks so cool and it really keeps the quilt back looking good.
The kit came with 12 pieces - 10.5 x 10.5 squares of precut 100% flannel squares. There were the following squares: 5 different prints.
3 plain
3 print or 3 plaid
2 different print, white
2 small print darker
Additionally there were appliques that I purchased that go with each quilt. I didn't like the sticky on the applique back so I did my own heat & bond fusible backing.
I purchased the backing to put on the quilt but decided that the quilt needed "more" so I cut the backing into 3.5" border strips which fit fine. There were 4 border strips and enough left over to make the binding strips - there were maybe 6 binding strips sewn together for 2.5" binding.
I purchase a plain denim like backing made by the same folks and purchased 3 years which was enough to do both quilts.
The binding came out great for the first time because I followed a video that I found http://cluckclucksew.com/2013/01/machine-binding-tutorial.html
There was an bit of an uneven turn over on the binding strip so I hand sewed the binding all away around the quilt. I then used a decorated stitch on my machine to topstitch on the top a bit to the right of the ditch, came out awesome.These are the views on the back. This took more time but it came out much more professional and I think that might be my "signature" on a quilt from now on. Looks so cool and it really keeps the quilt back looking good.
Friday, March 11, 2016
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