One of the things I noticed from my one attempt at a vintage pattern was that the instructions don't baby you along. They are short, to the point, and assumed that you know how to sew. I found that I liked that, although maybe I would've thought differently if I were tackling something more complicated than an apron.
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I haven't done any sewing this week, and since I'm off to do some field work out of town all next week, I won't be doing any then, either. Boy, now work is interfering with my sewing. And I thought Grad School was bad!
BUT! I'm going to be sewing tonight and tomorrow. Well, after I get my sewing area tidied up and organized tonight. I wish I'd taken a before picture to show you guys just how bad it was, because it's a complete disaster!
My goal is to get a pair of boxer shorts done (I need a pair for next week), and a t-shirt or two (possibly a fishy tee?). Think I'll cut out the fabric tonight (after I finish cleaning), and then sew them up tomorrow.
And on that note, time to stop blathering on about sewing and actually get to it. Wish me luck!
Ok I'm curious - why do you need boxer shorts?!
ReplyDeleteBecause water/sediment sampling in excavations require fire-proof coveralls, and they're apparently really not-breathable. One of our retiring summer field students told me to bring shorts (of which I own none, until now). :D
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