Not as much as I had hoped to accomplish for 2 reasons (yes, they are merely excuses) but here they are:
1. Spent too much time shopping on Saturday
2. It was too hot. When the sweat started dripping off my arm and onto the fabric it was time to STOP sewing and sit somewhere cool.
What I did accomplish:
1. Facing has been sewed down to the bodice and the waist tape installed on the McCall's 5150.
2. I completed putting the stays back to the way they were. I started to move forward with the stays when the sweat fest hit and I decided to stop sewing. I also messed it up....I didnt read the instructions...my fault.
3. I cut out the 1918 dress view 2. The fabric is a silk blend per my many burn tests and it was slippery hell to cut out. I started marking the pieces so I can start sewing.
Thoughts: It has just occurred to me that with the sewing that I have done, I have never sewed up a Simplicity pattern. I have a bunch of these but always gravitate to other patterns when making a selection. Odd. I have read about problems that a lot of vintage sewists have with Simplicity patterns, is my subconscious at work? Who knows, this is too much thinking for a Monday morning.
Monday, July 19, 2010
What I Did? and Other Thoughts
Labels:
1918 Dress,
facings,
patterns,
petersham,
sewing,
to do list,
vintage
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