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Sewing: Vogue 8815
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Vogue 8815

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This project was made as part of a Craftsy course:
Plus-Size Pattern Fitting & Design »

Difficulty:

Category: Sewing

Type of item: Clothing

For: Plus-sized

Style: Casual


Materials

I think it's cotton but I'm not sure:-/

What was your inspiration?

This class

What are you most proud of?

Making something I will actually be able to wear

 

8 comments

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Quietgirl on craftsy.com
Feb 07, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Looks like you have a great fit. Good work!
MomGrandma on craftsy.com
Jan 31, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Looks fun to go through the steps making a garment that no one else will have, waiting to see your final garment.
Barbara Deckert on craftsy.com
Barbara Deckert
Craftsy Instructor
Jan 28, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
Great progress! It looks as if your L shoulder is a bit higher than your R! See that diagonal line from left bust to the neck edge of the L shoulder seam? Let out the shoulder seam just at the neck edge and see if it goes away. Remember, diagonal lines usually point to the problem. You could also raise the waist seam in the back closer to your anatomical waist. Otherwise, looks great! Up load a pic of the finished top, too!
Khubb on craftsy.com
Jan 28, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you. I was kind of at a loss for what to do. I knew it needed to be tweeked I just couldn't quite tell where. :)
Chris Lucas on craftsy.com
Jan 31, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
Great tips from Barbara... she just knows exactly what needs to be done and how to explain it so we can easily understand what needs to be done. Looking forward to seeing your finished top :)
Aromagal1 on craftsy.com
Jan 27, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
So fun isn't it? Looks like you're well on your way to making something good!
Curiositykt on craftsy.com
Jan 27, 2013    Flag as inappropriate
It looks like it might be a cotton linen blend! Looking good!
Khubb on craftsy.com
Jan 28, 2013   Flag as inappropriate
I think it might be .... I did a burn test and it seems like a cotton blend. I bought a large tote of fabric with a little more that 100 yards for $50 so, this shirt very very cheap to make. :)