Progress over two days of both jobs
Mar. 28th, 2019 10:32 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mandie_rwBasically nothing that's actually necessary to IB being not naked! BUT, in desperation to not be sewing-project-less at school (because that is both a recipe for epic boredom, and a waste of potential sewing time), I cut out a new late-30s chemisette and a wildly-unnecessary Regency cap.
(Regency because I lentrobinsnest the 1830s cap pattern, as it's earlier than my dress, more for that ridic topknot than the subsiding-into-the-40s hair, and because when I merrily went to find the Miller's Millinery 1840s-60s flat cap pattern to cut it out, I discovered I hadn't actually bought it, just thought about buying it. Oops. That has now been remedied! Um...sure, a cap is a great project for school. Why Regency? I dunno, why NOT Regency! If I like it, I'll keep it; if I don't, I'll see if I can unload it. Something to do, eh.)
Chemisette is done as much as I could do without ironing seams, cap is all hemmed but not sewn together (as I didn't mark the pieces and I'm sure I'd pick the wrong sides to start sewing together, so best to leave it alone), and now I need to decide on some lace for chemisettes and caps and assorted fluffy things of that type. Because I have approximately a butt-ton of lace from my favorite ebay seller that I've accumulated but it's all insertion, not edging, dammit.
(Regency because I lent
robinsnest the 1830s cap pattern, as it's earlier than my dress, more for that ridic topknot than the subsiding-into-the-40s hair, and because when I merrily went to find the Miller's Millinery 1840s-60s flat cap pattern to cut it out, I discovered I hadn't actually bought it, just thought about buying it. Oops. That has now been remedied! Um...sure, a cap is a great project for school. Why Regency? I dunno, why NOT Regency! If I like it, I'll keep it; if I don't, I'll see if I can unload it. Something to do, eh.)Chemisette is done as much as I could do without ironing seams, cap is all hemmed but not sewn together (as I didn't mark the pieces and I'm sure I'd pick the wrong sides to start sewing together, so best to leave it alone), and now I need to decide on some lace for chemisettes and caps and assorted fluffy things of that type. Because I have approximately a butt-ton of lace from my favorite ebay seller that I've accumulated but it's all insertion, not edging, dammit.
