I even test drove my blind hemmer. Let me say that the manual for this machine is very limited. When I first attempted to try it I used a lining fabric scrap and the needle never touched the fabric. So I decided that I would remove and reinsert the needle. I then tried another fabric scrap, the double knit fabric from my dress. This time the needle penetrated the fabric. It did okay for a few stitches but then something (what it did is still to be determined) got loopy stitches. Progress nonetheless.
Here is a shot of the stitches and the front of the fabric
From the right side:
I cleaned off my cutting table and pulled out some fabric that I want to work on next for some sewing projects. I am going to make a skirt from this Vogue pattern
I am going to make the view the model is wearing in a wool gabardine fabric left over from other project. Pattern does not call for a lining but I will line it.
I also have some red fabric for a dress using a New Look pattern that I saw on MushyWear’s blog. The model on this pattern is wearing a red dress also.
Well off to take a shower and then work in the sewing room for a bit. Later.
Happy to read you are finding some time to sew. I really like the Vogue skirt you have there. Can't wait to see that!
ReplyDeleteI love the vogue skirt that you are about to make. I thought about trying it for myself, but I've had sone reservations. I really wouldlike to see how your skirt turns out.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you getting some sewing time in. :)
Linda, I'm making this skirt too, same view as you.
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