Yoke Confusion

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  • 11 years ago LINK
    apigford @apigford

    Ok, I am completely stumped on step #7 under “Sew the Yoke” for the Playdate Dress. I can’t tell by the picture what it is that I’m supposed to be doing. Can someone explain it to me or show me a picture of how’s it done? Thanks so much!

    11 years ago LINK
    Mama_Knowles @Mama_Knowles

    I’ll try to explan this the best I can (sorry but I not very good at this). You will be sewing the yoke bottom back seam together. You will sew the outside seam first then the inside seam next. That way the back of the yoke will be closed at the botton instead of open. Hope this helps some!

    ~Sharon~

    11 years ago LINK
    Jennifer1568 @Jennifer1568

    Here is a tutorial. Nicole writes awesome tutorials. http://fiveandcounting-motherof5.blogspot.com/2011/10/time-for-playdate.html

    11 years ago LINK
    Nicole @motherof5

    Blushing over here!

    Thank you.

    apigford,does it make sense?

    ~Nicole~

    11 years ago LINK
    apigford @apigford

    I had heard of this infamous Nicole, thanks everyone!!

    Nicole, I can’t wait to read through it tonight and figure out my problems!

    11 years ago LINK
    Nicole @motherof5

    Please don’t pin too much faith in me!

    Just a fellow oliver+s groupie teaching myself how to blog(and generally use a computer)

    But I am happy to help in anyway that I can.

    This is an awesome forum,I get so much help here!

    ~Nicole~

    11 years ago LINK
    apigford @apigford

    I did it!! Yay!! Thanks for your help!

    11 years ago LINK
    Nicole @motherof5

    Hurray!

    Well done you!

    ~Nicole~

    11 years ago LINK
    apigford @apigford

    Here’s the finished product. This was a great pattern!

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/86035390@N02/7933782956/

    11 years ago LINK
    Nicole @motherof5

    Its stunning!

    Again,well done you!

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