I am making progress on my apple green "Lucy" Jacket. I'm very much in love with this style and glad to see that it has carried over into the spring/summer fashions in one form or another. I'm seeing long sleeved, 3/4" sleeved and cropped sleeved ones in all the stores and fashion catalogs; and plan on making several for the new season for myself.
My muslin is as finished as I can get it - I guess. I even put the collar and front facing on it because I wanted to make sure that I knew how to do it before cutting the fashion fabric. Here's a picture of the finished muslin; I plan on completing the jacket this weekend - maybe.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog today! I am impressed with how you're throwing yourself back into sewing and doing it so well. I will have to try the mousepad under the pedal trick too.
ReplyDeleteWow! your muslin jacket looks good. Looking forward to your FO.
ReplyDeleteI wish I was serious enough to make a real muslin. It already looks great, I can't wait to see the green lucy jacket for real!
ReplyDeleteFaye .- the muslin looks great. I can not wait to see in the original fabric. Green apple, color so beautiful. Greetings and see you soon. Paco
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