OKAY! so, this is my 4th out of 5 garments to be patterned toiled and manufactured, no pressure then...
To start this
garment I used the stand. I work better with visuals and this method I was able
to see my garment taking shape. Using the stand I placed a large piece of scrap
fabric and started to draw design lines. I repeated this process for the back. I
then placed the toile on to pattern paper and traced off for the flat pattern
version. I then correctly sewed the toile together which gave me my final
shape.
Once I was happy I
cut out in my final fabrics and manufactured. I overlocked all the edges
required and ironed the centre seam downwards so there was no bulk around the
waist.
Once I was happy
with my garment I inserted the zip correctly.
I had no CB seam so
I cut to the required legnth making 2 snips at the end and folding under
creating a square edge.
I then top stitched the zip down CB using 1CM SA. The
outcome was much smoother as the fabric did not stretch and was able to insert
correctly, in comparison to the orange block shoulder dress.
I plan to finish
this garment by binding the neck and top stitching the sleeves after fittings
week.
4 DOWN 1 TO GO! EXCITING!
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