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anielmomI'm still here. D decided he wanted to go to the fabric store with me. Twice in one month! It's a record!
anywho, it has given me time to get upload some pics of the Modern Regency.
Front view. Imagine Pink binding all along the front opening, neckline, arm hole and hem.
Here's a close up of the front. I didn', iron in the pleats, so they are looser, more like tucks.
Back view. Again, the neck will be bound with pink bias.
Close up of back. There is some puckering along the side back seam line. I didn't take the time to do it properly, I will on the next go round.
What I learned:
This pattern goes together very easily, even at 11:00pm when your frustrated beyond belief!
When making this as a strictly historic garment, I would make it up a size smaller. But for wearing over modern undergarments, this works out nicely.
I may change the look of the armseye in back when making for modern wear.
All in all, I'm pretty happy with the results so far. I can't wait to get it finished, so I can wear it!
anywho, it has given me time to get upload some pics of the Modern Regency.
Front view. Imagine Pink binding all along the front opening, neckline, arm hole and hem.
Here's a close up of the front. I didn', iron in the pleats, so they are looser, more like tucks.
Back view. Again, the neck will be bound with pink bias.
Close up of back. There is some puckering along the side back seam line. I didn't take the time to do it properly, I will on the next go round.
This pattern goes together very easily, even at 11:00pm when your frustrated beyond belief!
When making this as a strictly historic garment, I would make it up a size smaller. But for wearing over modern undergarments, this works out nicely.
I may change the look of the armseye in back when making for modern wear.
All in all, I'm pretty happy with the results so far. I can't wait to get it finished, so I can wear it!
