Waistcoat Collar Results - Was 'A little help please'

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Waistcoat Collar Results - Was 'A little help please' cygnus 04-28-2006
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Posted by cygnus on April 28, 2006, 4:07 pm
Thought I would send an update on my stripey collared waistcoats.
Managed to finish everything ( last bit of trimming was done at 11:30am
on the day we were packing to leave at 3pm). Learnt an awful lot doing
it and now know what padstitching is plus quite a few other important
details ( thanks for the guidance ). I have since purchased a couple of
tailoring books to help with future projects. The collar I had in mind
would have never fitted to the neckline I had already cut - not enough
planning, too much dive in head first me thinks.

Kate - I think 'experimental' is the best description ever applied to
my sewing :-)

I have uploaded a couple of pix of the finished outfits here

http://gallerycygnus.fotopic.net/

One of the pix is our Saturday night outfit, and I will apologise now
to anybody who does accurate costuming - these outfits were never
intended to be accurate - just fun :-)


Cygnus - Like the swan - trying to present a calm serene exterior
whilst paddling like fury beneath


Posted by Museumbitch on April 28, 2006, 5:17 pm

cygnus skrev:


> http://gallerycygnus.fotopic.net/
>
> One of the pix is our Saturday night outfit, and I will apologise now
> to anybody who does accurate costuming - these outfits were never
> intended to be accurate - just fun :-)


Wow! They look fantastic! :-)

Erin
http://arkivarie.livejournal.com/


Posted by Kate Dicey on April 28, 2006, 7:13 pm
cygnus wrote:

> Thought I would send an update on my stripey collared waistcoats.
> Managed to finish everything ( last bit of trimming was done at 11:30am
> on the day we were packing to leave at 3pm). Learnt an awful lot doing
> it and now know what padstitching is plus quite a few other important
> details ( thanks for the guidance ). I have since purchased a couple of
> tailoring books to help with future projects. The collar I had in mind
> would have never fitted to the neckline I had already cut - not enough
> planning, too much dive in head first me thinks.
>
> Kate - I think 'experimental' is the best description ever applied to
> my sewing :-)
>
> I have uploaded a couple of pix of the finished outfits here
>
> http://gallerycygnus.fotopic.net/
>
> One of the pix is our Saturday night outfit, and I will apologise now
> to anybody who does accurate costuming - these outfits were never
> intended to be accurate - just fun :-)
>
>
> Cygnus - Like the swan - trying to present a calm serene exterior
> whilst paddling like fury beneath
>
Sometimes things that are 'flavour of' rather than faithful copies to
the very last stitch are more fun and a lot more interesting! :)

These outfits look fabulous! :)

--
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Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.katedicey.co.uk
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Posted by Phaedrine on April 28, 2006, 11:25 pm

> Thought I would send an update on my stripey collared waistcoats.
> Managed to finish everything ( last bit of trimming was done at 11:30am
> on the day we were packing to leave at 3pm). Learnt an awful lot doing
> it and now know what padstitching is plus quite a few other important
> details ( thanks for the guidance ). I have since purchased a couple of
> tailoring books to help with future projects. The collar I had in mind
> would have never fitted to the neckline I had already cut - not enough
> planning, too much dive in head first me thinks.
>
> Kate - I think 'experimental' is the best description ever applied to
> my sewing :-)
>
> I have uploaded a couple of pix of the finished outfits here
>
> http://gallerycygnus.fotopic.net/
>
> One of the pix is our Saturday night outfit, and I will apologise now
> to anybody who does accurate costuming - these outfits were never
> intended to be accurate - just fun :-)


Simply smashing! Thanks ever so much for sharing the pics. Way cool. :)

--
I fear me you but warm the starved snake,
Who, cherished in your breasts, will sting your hearts. (Henry VI, Shakespeare)

Posted by Pogonip on April 29, 2006, 1:41 pm
cygnus wrote:
>
> I have uploaded a couple of pix of the finished outfits here
>
> http://gallerycygnus.fotopic.net/
>
> One of the pix is our Saturday night outfit, and I will apologise now
> to anybody who does accurate costuming - these outfits were never
> intended to be accurate - just fun :-)
>

Wow! Really fantastic!! Great job!
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/

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