There was some more home décor sewing happening this afternoon. This curtain panel was made for a tall narrow window. It is seventeen inches wide and eighty-eight inches long. The fabric is a home décor silk fabric that I found in the discounted section many, many moons ago. Held up to the window, it did let more light through than wanted so this was double for more coverage. Another easy peasy project.
Sewing IS Political
This is another Canadian made and tariff free sewing project. The fabric was pulled from the stash and entered before the convicted felon started his trade wars with the world. This beautiful silk was found at Fabricland, a Canadian fabric outlet. No pattern used but there were rulers and measuring tapes utilized and were from the stash as well. The fabric scissor used to cut this project are from Merchant and Mills, a U.K company. They were purchased from The Workroom another Canadian fabric outlet. The threads were all pulled from the stash and were likely picked up from Fabricland.
Project details
Seams: 2.8 straight stitch
Seam finish: Serged
Fabric: 2.3 metres
Additional Tools & Supplies: Cutting table, fabric scissors, tailor's chalk, straight ruler, measuring tape, pins, pin cushion, Janome 4120 QDC sewing machine, regular presser foot, Janome AirThread 2000D serger, threads, thread clippers, seam ripper, iron and ironing board.
Stand strong, elbows up and keep sewing.
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