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Posted by Kate Dicey on May 15, 2006, 7:35 am
The weekend was great, and I got lots done! :)

I sewed up:

One dress toile (Vogue 7995), which is for a customer, but I thought my
friend would also look good in it, and so she tried it on. Result: it
fitted like I'd made it for her not the customer, and she wants one for
a wedding she's going to in August... Now to fit it to the original
customer!

One skirt toile (Vogue 2898) for another customer.

One top toile (McCall's 2818) for the skirt customer.

Half a top toile (second version of above for different customer), but
the back didn't fit the side back, so I;ll have to re-cut it. Something
a bit off in the pattern alteration...

One Fabric Bowl made with two fat quarters and some Timtex.

We bought:

3.5m pale turquoise Irish linen for my friend's dress. Though not a
normal habit of mine, I *will* wash this and dry it on HOT to make sure
it doesn't shrink later. Linen can be a little odd like that. This was
from Preston Market.

Some serger thread to match. This fabric FRAYS!

A zip likewise...

The end of the bolt of white linen just to add to my stash! :)

I had a great day. DH and friends had a lovely walk, in pouring rain
and mist! Oddly, though it was HIS weekend away really, I think I got
the better deal!

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Posted by off kilter quilter on May 15, 2006, 8:15 am
Way to go Kate!!! Seems like you are taking my sewing energy and adding
it to yours...lol.

I was busy this weekend as well: base cabinets installed, countertop cut
and joined together, walls behind cabinets primed, sinkhole cut out of
sink, sink, new faucet, and garbage disposal installed. I have the
pipes hooked up for the sink and we tested for leaks...have to get a new
hot water hose, but other than that, everything is, as my DD would say,
"ready for go"

Larisa, wishing I could sew, but claustrophobic in the sewing room right
now (everything that we could store in here from the kitchen is taking
up LOTS of space)

Kate Dicey wrote:
> The weekend was great, and I got lots done! :)
>
> I sewed up:
>
> One dress toile (Vogue 7995), which is for a customer, but I thought my
> friend would also look good in it, and so she tried it on. Result: it
> fitted like I'd made it for her not the customer, and she wants one for
> a wedding she's going to in August... Now to fit it to the original
> customer!
>
> One skirt toile (Vogue 2898) for another customer.
>
> One top toile (McCall's 2818) for the skirt customer.
>
> Half a top toile (second version of above for different customer), but
> the back didn't fit the side back, so I;ll have to re-cut it. Something
> a bit off in the pattern alteration...
>
> One Fabric Bowl made with two fat quarters and some Timtex.
>
> We bought:
>
> 3.5m pale turquoise Irish linen for my friend's dress. Though not a
> normal habit of mine, I *will* wash this and dry it on HOT to make sure
> it doesn't shrink later. Linen can be a little odd like that. This was
> from Preston Market.
>
> Some serger thread to match. This fabric FRAYS!
>
> A zip likewise...
>
> The end of the bolt of white linen just to add to my stash! :)
>
> I had a great day. DH and friends had a lovely walk, in pouring rain
> and mist! Oddly, though it was HIS weekend away really, I think I got
> the better deal!
>

Posted by Kate Dicey on May 15, 2006, 8:29 am
off kilter quilter wrote:

> Way to go Kate!!! Seems like you are taking my sewing energy and adding
> it to yours...lol.
>
> I was busy this weekend as well: base cabinets installed, countertop cut
> and joined together, walls behind cabinets primed, sinkhole cut out of
> sink, sink, new faucet, and garbage disposal installed. I have the
> pipes hooked up for the sink and we tested for leaks...have to get a new
> hot water hose, but other than that, everything is, as my DD would say,
> "ready for go"
>
> Larisa, wishing I could sew, but claustrophobic in the sewing room right
> now (everything that we could store in here from the kitchen is taking
> up LOTS of space)

Now I just have to unpack everything, hang the toiles up, and get on
with the next bits...

I should also finish off the quotes and estimates and contracts, but the
sewing is more fun...
--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

Posted by Viviane on May 17, 2006, 3:41 am
So much for a quiet time away! Sounds like you got to do exactly what you
had planned so well done.

> The weekend was great, and I got lots done! :)
>
> I sewed up:
>
> One dress toile (Vogue 7995), which is for a customer, but I thought my
> friend would also look good in it, and so she tried it on. Result: it
> fitted like I'd made it for her not the customer, and she wants one for a
> wedding she's going to in August... Now to fit it to the original
> customer!
>
> One skirt toile (Vogue 2898) for another customer.
>
> One top toile (McCall's 2818) for the skirt customer.
>
> Half a top toile (second version of above for different customer), but the
> back didn't fit the side back, so I;ll have to re-cut it. Something a bit
> off in the pattern alteration...
>
> One Fabric Bowl made with two fat quarters and some Timtex.
>
> We bought:
>
> 3.5m pale turquoise Irish linen for my friend's dress. Though not a
> normal habit of mine, I *will* wash this and dry it on HOT to make sure it
> doesn't shrink later. Linen can be a little odd like that. This was from
> Preston Market.
>
> Some serger thread to match. This fabric FRAYS!
>
> A zip likewise...
>
> The end of the bolt of white linen just to add to my stash! :)
>
> I had a great day. DH and friends had a lovely walk, in pouring rain and
> mist! Oddly, though it was HIS weekend away really, I think I got the
> better deal!
>
> --
> Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
> Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
> http://www.katedicey.co.uk
> Click on Kate's Pages and explore!



Posted by Kate Dicey on May 17, 2006, 5:37 am
Viviane wrote:

> So much for a quiet time away! Sounds like you got to do exactly what you
> had planned so well done.

No distractions and my friends brought me jasmine tea at regular
intervals! :)

--
Kate XXXXXX R.C.T.Q Madame Chef des Trolls
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
Click on Kate's Pages and explore!

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