First, thank you to Kay for that description that I was looking for, a tank. Well, I'm back at it sewing undergarments but this one has been gifted.
It's a little different from the one sewn yesterday. This one has more ease around the mid-section by fanning out the hemline from the centers by two inches on the fold. The back neckline has been lowered by an inch at the center back and graded to nothing at the shoulder seam. It has been shortened the same length as the one made yesterday. Oh, one more change, the shoulder seam was taken in another half inch.
The fabric is the same medium weight cotton knit used for the previous version. That's it other than it was well received and that made me happy.
Project details
Seams: Serged
Fabric: 0.5 metres
Pattern: OOP Kwik Sew 3645
Additional Tools and Supplies: Cutting table, fabric scissors, clapper (used as pattern weight), pins, wrist pin cushion, Janome sewing machine, cotton thread, Janome serger, polyester threads, thread clippers, tweezers, iron, ironing board and coffee.
Happy Sewing!
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