Happy National Hat Day!
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This part of the world, tuques rule my winter wear selection. If tuques are not your thing, there is good news: Hats are on trend for 2022. There are many styles to chose from and celebrate. And if you're looking from something more up-and-coming Alex Kessler wrote a piece on milliners to watch for Vogue Club.
Now, that I chopped off my hair into a pixie cut, I might have some fun pulling out the hat collection.
I received feedback on the squirrel print cardigan.
I failed on the fitting portion of the project. Boo! Which is kind of weird because I've previously make two versions of this cardigan / jacket and going by the bust measurement, I was able to get a good fit but for this one it turned out to be "too big." It made me sad when I think that I wasted that beautiful fabric on something that doesn't fit the person it was made for. I wonder if it could be fixed? I have to reach out and offer.
Sewing bloopers seem to be a thing around the sewing workspace of late.
Maybe I need to step away from the machine for a bit?
But there are items waiting to be sewn for others.
Fingers crossed the upcoming projects are more successful.
Well that's all in sewing news today.
Stay Safe and Keep Sewing!
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Were you able to see them in the sweater? Being told something is 'too big' isn't necessarily a good descriptor when you aren't told how it is too big. Perhaps they unused to wearing a sweater coat and were just overwhelmed by the length.
ReplyDeleteNo chance yet to see them in the garment. It would be nice if it were a side seam fix. But yes, it could also be a length issue. But that would also surprise me because I made it after they compliment the one I made for myself. I'll have to investigate and see if it could be fixed.
DeleteSurely it can be altered
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed, that is what I am hoping. Stay tuned.
DeleteHopefully the cardigan is fixable. That's a tough one!! I have a cousin that has frequently asked me to make her things and 1) no, because, no. But 2) even when I'm willing to consider it, I tell her she HAS to be here. It's just so tough sometimes. There's the pattern fitting but then, as I like to say, "fabric changes fit"! There's always something more to account for.
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