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Looking for pattern for workout wear Kirsten 10-03-2007
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Posted by Kirsten on October 3, 2007, 9:54 am
I just received a shipment from Rockywoods fabric (NAYY) of wickaway pique
in 3 luscious colors (mint, dusty ble, dusty lilac ) plus a smooth black
lycra blend for pants/shorts and a pink lycra blend. I intend to make tank
tops and shorts for working out in. These outfits cost a bundle in the
stores ($40 pr. piece). What I haven't found is a good pattern. I have
seen Kwik-Sew's yoga pants and leotards but I am not too crazy about the
skin-tight look. Any ideas out there?
I am thinking about using a regular tank-top pattern and modifying it with
some color blocking but they don't usually have any shaping in them (like
darts).
Any help is appreciated!

Kirsten



Posted by Juno on October 3, 2007, 10:36 am
Kirsten wrote:
> I just received a shipment from Rockywoods fabric (NAYY) of wickaway pique
> in 3 luscious colors (mint, dusty ble, dusty lilac ) plus a smooth black
> lycra blend for pants/shorts and a pink lycra blend. I intend to make tank
> tops and shorts for working out in. These outfits cost a bundle in the
> stores ($40 pr. piece). What I haven't found is a good pattern. I have
> seen Kwik-Sew's yoga pants and leotards but I am not too crazy about the
> skin-tight look. Any ideas out there?
> I am thinking about using a regular tank-top pattern and modifying it with
> some color blocking but they don't usually have any shaping in them (like
> darts).
> Any help is appreciated!
>
> Kirsten
>
>
Have you looked at Jalie patterns

> http://www.jalie.com/sewingpatterns/

Juno

Posted by Kirsten on October 3, 2007, 6:57 pm

> Kirsten wrote:
>> I just received a shipment from Rockywoods fabric (NAYY) of wickaway
>> pique in 3 luscious colors (mint, dusty ble, dusty lilac ) plus a smooth
>> black lycra blend for pants/shorts and a pink lycra blend. I intend to
>> make tank tops and shorts for working out in. These outfits cost a
>> bundle in the stores ($40 pr. piece). What I haven't found is a good
>> pattern. I have seen Kwik-Sew's yoga pants and leotards but I am not too
>> crazy about the skin-tight look. Any ideas out there?
>> I am thinking about using a regular tank-top pattern and modifying it
>> with some color blocking but they don't usually have any shaping in them
>> (like darts).
>> Any help is appreciated!
>>
>> Kirsten
> Have you looked at Jalie patterns
>
>> http://www.jalie.com/sewingpatterns/
>
> Juno

Thanks Juno,
I looked at their patterns. They have some nice gymnastics leotards for the
girls. Unfortunately all their workout wear is skin tight and I just don't
have the bod for skin tight. I will keep looking.

Kirsten



Posted by melinda on October 3, 2007, 8:30 pm

> > Kirsten wrote:
> >> I just received a shipment from Rockywoods fabric (NAYY) of wickaway
> >> pique in 3 luscious colors (mint, dusty ble, dusty lilac ) plus a smooth
> >> black lycra blend for pants/shorts and a pink lycra blend. I intend to
> >> make tank tops and shorts for working out in. These outfits cost a
> >> bundle in the stores ($40 pr. piece). What I haven't found is a good
> >> pattern. I have seen Kwik-Sew's yoga pants and leotards but I am not too
> >> crazy about the skin-tight look. Any ideas out there?
> >> I am thinking about using a regular tank-top pattern and modifying it
> >> with some color blocking but they don't usually have any shaping in them
> >> (like darts).
> >> Any help is appreciated!
> >>
> >> Kirsten
> > Have you looked at Jalie patterns
> >
> >> http://www.jalie.com/sewingpatterns/
> >
> > Juno

> Thanks Juno,
> I looked at their patterns. They have some nice gymnastics leotards for the
> girls. Unfortunately all their workout wear is skin tight and I just don't
> have the bod for skin tight. I will keep looking.

> Kirsten

Have a look at a New Look pattern #6265.

--
Melinda
<http://cust.idl.com.au/athol>

Posted by Kirsten on October 3, 2007, 10:58 pm

>
>> > Kirsten wrote:
>> >> I just received a shipment from Rockywoods fabric (NAYY) of wickaway
>> >> pique in 3 luscious colors (mint, dusty ble, dusty lilac ) plus a
>> >> smooth
>> >> black lycra blend for pants/shorts and a pink lycra blend. I intend
>> >> to
>> >> make tank tops and shorts for working out in. These outfits cost a
>> >> bundle in the stores ($40 pr. piece). What I haven't found is a good
>> >> pattern. I have seen Kwik-Sew's yoga pants and leotards but I am not
>> >> too
>> >> crazy about the skin-tight look. Any ideas out there?
>> >> I am thinking about using a regular tank-top pattern and modifying it
>> >> with some color blocking but they don't usually have any shaping in
>> >> them
>> >> (like darts).
>> >> Any help is appreciated!
>> >>
>> >> Kirsten
>> > Have you looked at Jalie patterns
>> >
>> >> http://www.jalie.com/sewingpatterns/
>> >
>> > Juno
>
>> Thanks Juno,
>> I looked at their patterns. They have some nice gymnastics leotards for
>> the
>> girls. Unfortunately all their workout wear is skin tight and I just
>> don't
>> have the bod for skin tight. I will keep looking.
>
>> Kirsten
>
> Have a look at a New Look pattern #6265.
>
> --
> Melinda
> <http://cust.idl.com.au/athol>

Thanks Melinda, that is looking more like it. I will have to check out
there other patterns too.

Kirsten



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