Marking patterns continues to pose a challenge but especially on knit fabrics. My marking pencils and chalk quite often don't show up, or have disappeared when I need them most. My solution, using these page reinforcement circles. It's easy to mark circles, squares and all the other pattern markings, and they are such a time saver too.
The TNT pattern turned into this top with bell sleeves. The simple pattern design was just right for this sequin-like fabric. I think that when the fabric is fancy the design should be simple. Well at least that's what works for me.
This shiny new top was just the thing that I needed to give this suit that I've had for several years an added lift.
I've been trying to get to the weekend - I'm almost there!
Looks great! I like the bell sleeves, and that fabric is sooo pretty.
ReplyDeleteI like the sleeves on that top, too. I don't work with knits much. I like wearing knit tops and they are quick to sew, but can be a pain to lay out and cut.
ReplyDeleteNice tip for marking fabric
ReplyDeleteI love knit tops!!!
ReplyDeleteThis one looks great.. the print is pretty and it does brighten up your suit.
Pretty blouse! I like the jacket also.
ReplyDeleteYou are very productivity at starting and completing your projects. Hopefully, I will learn to do the same oneday.
Your top looks fabulous, Faye. The tip on marking knits is also great - Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI really like the way you paired your beautiful creations.That is a great tip for knit marking.I'll be using it from now on.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the marking tip. Your top looks great.
CarlaF-in Atlanta
Ms. Faye, This is one of my favorites too. Your fabric is a great match for this pattern.
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