cygne2
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cygne2 replied to the topic Teaparty vs Seashore for Girls' Jumper in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 7 years ago
Not to complicate matters, but I just made the Music Box jumper–the single-pleat version in a fine-wale corduroy, so I know it works well in a heavier fabric. Of course either the Tea Party or the Seashore would be lovely too. The Music Box buttons/snaps down the back if that appeals.
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cygne2 replied to the topic Forest Cape sans lining in the forum oliver + s: forest path 7 years ago
Jane H, I’m not sure if I can help you. I made an unlined wool version. (It was a gift that I sent and requested but never received a pic, so I don’t have one.) It looked very much like this, though:
http://www.tessuti-shop.com/products/black-wool-binding
…which I was pleased with, but it isn’t really what you’re going for, right(?) But if…[Read more]
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cygne2 replied to the topic Forest Cape sans lining in the forum oliver + s: forest path 8 years ago
I don’t know whether it is a true double-faced fabric. The wool layers are loosely woven, so hard to separate, but I haven’t tried stitching over/reinforcing them and going at it, as shown in the blog. More to come. Thank you so much for the links and for your very helpful suggestions. As usual, the O + S pdf was a breeze to put together.
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cygne2 started the topic Forest Cape sans lining in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 8 years ago
I just received the fabric for my Forest Cape and am surprised to find it is double-sided. Both sides of the wool blend are soft (child friendly) and attractive, so I’ve decided to forego lining the cape. I think I could put the interface between the layers of wool and bind the raw edges. My question is, what to do about the neck facing?
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cygne2 started the topic Forest Cape sans lining in the forum sewing with liesl + co and oliver + s 8 years ago
I just received the fabric for my Forest Cape and am surprised to find it is double-sided. Both sides of the wool blend are soft (child friendly) and attractive, so I’ve decided to forego lining the cape. I think I could put the interface between the layers of wool and bind the raw edges. My question is, what to do about the neck facing?
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