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Nicole replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
I finished Jed’s polo and should be making him one more garment… but as Hugo’s 18th is looming I have queue jumped the sewing rota and cut him another pair of Jedediah trousers and an Aime Comme Marie Mister shirt and me a pair of Ginger jeans and an Aime Comme Marie Madame shirt for me!
I rarely have this much cut waiting to be sewn, it feels…[Read more]
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Nicole replied to the topic What are you sewing now? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
I finished Jed’s polo and should be making him one more garment… but as Hugo’s 18th is looming I have queue jumped the sewing rota and cut him another pair of Jedediah trousers and an Aime Comme Marie Mister shirt and me a pair of Ginger jeans and an Aime Comme Marie Madame shirt for me!
I rarely have this much cut waiting to be sewn, it feels…[Read more]
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Nicole replied to the topic Lining fabric for pockets? in the forum oliver + s: school photo 10 years ago
I have made several and the lining doesn’t show.
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Nicole replied to the topic Sketchbook shirt too short in the forum oliver + s: sketchbook 10 years ago
Susan, I have some piccies of the yoke here as well as a nifty treatment for the collar to get it to sit like a two piece.
http://fiveandcounting-motherof5.blogspot.com.au/2012/04/sketchbook-shirt-tutorial-part-1.html -
Nicole replied to the topic ISO patterns for men's button-up shirts AND jeans [both high-end, w/detail] in the forum off topic 10 years ago
The Jedediah are seriously nice Rebecca http://fiveandcounting-motherof5.blogspot.com.au/2015/08/jedediah-baby.html
I also like this KwikSew pattern http://fiveandcounting-motherof5.blogspot.com.au/2013/02/jeans-for-hugo.html
I love this shirt http://fiveandcounting-motherof5.blogspot.com.au/2014/05/shirt.html
Thank you Heidi, you are kind.
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rebecca replied to the topic ISO patterns for men's button-up shirts AND jeans [both high-end, w/detail] in the forum off topic 10 years ago
I considered the Negroni, but it’s unfortunately a camp shirt collar; I need something more formal.
I’ll check out the jeans!!
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with love Heidi replied to the topic ISO patterns for men's button-up shirts AND jeans [both high-end, w/detail] in the forum off topic 10 years ago
What about Colette/Walden Negroni?
https://www.colettepatterns.com/catalog/negroni
And I think Nicole has made amazing jeans from Thread Theory’s Jedediah http://threadtheory.ca/products/jedediah -
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mlinton started the topic Lining fabric for pockets? in the forum oliver + s: school photo 10 years ago
Can the kangaroo pockets be made with a contrast fabric? I’m making this in a fairly heavy & loosely woven flannel & would like to use something a little lighter weight & tightly woven for the pockets. Do you think the lining will show through? Should I draft a pocket facing or is there a trick to make the pockets super invisible?
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Jess M. replied to the topic Odd shaped Buttons–what do I need to know? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Excellent idea! And I will practice on scraps before I do the pjs.
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Reeni replied to the topic Odd shaped Buttons–what do I need to know? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
go smaller rather than bigger. They will loosen over time, especially where the pointed part of the crescent goes. Since they are pajamas, it’s an easy fix to re-close/tighten them with a few stitches when this happens…
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Jess M. started the topic Odd shaped Buttons–what do I need to know? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Any special techniques I should know about making buttonholes for uniquely shaped buttons? I am planning to make bedtime pjs for this fall with these moon shaped pearly type buttons.
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Jess M. started the topic Odd shaped Buttons–what do I need to know? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Any special techniques I should know about making buttonholes for uniquely shaped buttons? I am planning to make bedtime pjs for this fall with these moon shaped pearly type buttons.
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Jess M. started the topic Odd shaped Buttons–what do I need to know? in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Any special techniques I should know about making buttonholes for uniquely shaped buttons? I am planning to make bedtime pjs for this fall with these moon shaped pearly type buttons.
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Rpankow replied to the topic FBA on metro t-shirt? in the forum liesl + co: metro t-shirt 10 years ago
http://www.mariadenmark.com/2012/08/fitting-t-shirt-fba/
I wonder if this might be more of what you’re looking for. 🙂
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lakepa replied to the topic your wish list in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 10 years ago
I’d love a women’s version of the Sketchbook shirt and the Parachute Polo, with the collar the right size (not two inches too long). I’d like both short and long sleeves.
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Sarvi replied to the topic your wish list in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 10 years ago
Haha, that’s so cute! Todd & Co, or the Big 4 version, Tedette…
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rebecca started the topic ISO patterns for men's button-up shirts AND jeans [both high-end, w/detail] in the forum off topic 10 years ago
Can y’all suggest some good quality patterns for men’s button-ups (that use stand-collar), and a high-end pattern for jeans (with high-end details)?
Thank you!!
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rebecca replied to the topic FBA on metro t-shirt? in the forum liesl + co: metro t-shirt 10 years ago
Thanks, I looked at the link, but it seems to still ease it in. I need to figure out how to get it for a super large bust, and maybe add a dart?
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Mama_Knowles replied to the topic Sketchbook shirt too short in the forum oliver + s: sketchbook 10 years ago
I glad to hear it fit well other than length Susan, it’s my second favorite O+S pattern and my most used O+S pattern. (Well most used pattern of mine that I own too!) My two middle boys just requested some new ones for fall. Sadly my oldest out grew this pattern a few years ago. I would love for Lisel to make a men’s size one.
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