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Posted by romanyroamer on October 14, 2005, 4:02 am
Thanks Cynthia,
I ended up with kidney stones in Hosp. only got home today. First deadline
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I've ever missed!!>Amelia in Aust.
> Hi Amelia:
> The biggest thing you will need to change is the greatest degree of
stretch!
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> (For a jump-suit/catsuit/unitard, the greatest degree of stretch should go
> up and down the length of the body. For bodysuits, t-shirts and pants it
> should go across.) Make sure that you have their torso length and/or
their
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> nape to waists and crotch lengths as these are extremely important when
> making one-piecers if you want to avoid those wedgies (over here in
Canada,
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> we call it the camel-toe!)
> If I were joining them, I would do it at the drafting stage: join and
blend
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> the patterns together at the waist.
> Good luck!
> Cynthia
> > Hi all,
> > I'm making super hero costumes (8 to be delivered on Wednesday ) I have
> > kwik sew 3029 which is a men's leotard, dance pants, Singlet and
t-shirt.
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> I
> > want to make a jumpsuit for superman, batman etc. How to I blend the
> pattern
> > for the top and pants to achieve this? Do I cut the top and pants each
> along
> > the waist line (plus a bit for seam allowance) or will this give our
super
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> > heroes a wedgie? Or do I cut the pants out without the casing for the
> > elastic at the top and cut out the t-shirt at the waist? Hope I have
> > described the problem in an understandable way
> > I have to use the patterns I have as it is nearly 2 hours to where I can
> > purchase any others.
> > Please help, I'm running out of time and am tired and
confused!!...Amelia
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> in
> > Australia ( where it is very late and I've been up to long!!)
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> I'm making super hero costumes (8 to be delivered on Wednesday ) I have
> kwik sew 3029 which is a men's leotard, dance pants, Singlet and t-shirt.