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| Faux Sherling or Faux Sherpa - are those terms interchangeable? I'm not quite sure, but I found this fabric at Joann's and took the plunge. Every since I brought it home it's been intimidating me. I've asked questions about working with it, and of course did some Googling so I am equipped with some knowledge: needle type, thread type, stitch length etc., I'm still intimidated - but moving forward. |
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| Having to go to work yesterday for 5 hours put a serious damper on my sewing time. But I did manage to get my coat muslin cut out and marked prior to leaving for work. |
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| I make muslins primarily to check fit, but also to see how things go together. It's starting to feel possible... |
That's a great looking coat pattern. (I've been eyeing it myself, but I don't think it'll be warm enough for these parts.)
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the progress.
I eyed it for quite a while before purchasing it Irene. I'm working hard to try to get it to turn out well.
DeleteLooking good! Can't wait to see the finale!:)
ReplyDeleteThank you, keep me in your prayers Carrie!
DeleteIt’s going to look so nice! I’m looking forward to seeing your finished coat.
ReplyDeleteThank you, and Thank you for commenting! It gives me a chance to learn more about your blog!
DeleteCan't wait to see this one and learning more about working with Sherpa. I really want that Style Arc coat and would love to make it in a black Sherpa.
ReplyDeleteI know you are the sewist for the job with Sherpa. I am still just a little intimidated have not sewn the first stitch on the actual fabric. Keep your fingers crossed for me!
DeleteIt looks GOOD!! I know it is gonna look amazing when you finish.
ReplyDeleteLooks to me like you are on the right track - way to go Faye!
ReplyDeleteThank you Tomasa!
DeleteYou have become such an amazing coat maker/tailor that I know you will have a beautiful outcome.
ReplyDeleteOh Bunny I have learned so very much from you! Thank you for answering my silly questions from time to time!
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