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elizabeth_mn) wrote2011-09-12 12:33 pm
elizabeth_mn) wrote2011-09-12 12:33 pm
Entry tags:
shirt
My sister's been in town for a few weeks, and I have hardly even been reading my email, forget about my LJ! But she's gone and I now have a chance to post.
I finished this shirt!
This is my husband's typical pose when I need to photograph a garment I've made for him. I ask him to be still, but the man just Can't. Stop. Dancing.
The hidden orange details:
I always, always get these nasty back wrinkles on my HB's shirts. I've tried different armscye and side seam adjustments, but not much helps. I didn't adjust for the asymmetry of his shoulders, either, so the wrinkles are even more pronounced on one side.
I already did a short review of the pattern in my last couple posts. The shirt is currently hanging up at Treadle on display (yay!).
I finished this shirt!
This is my husband's typical pose when I need to photograph a garment I've made for him. I ask him to be still, but the man just Can't. Stop. Dancing.
The hidden orange details:
I always, always get these nasty back wrinkles on my HB's shirts. I've tried different armscye and side seam adjustments, but not much helps. I didn't adjust for the asymmetry of his shoulders, either, so the wrinkles are even more pronounced on one side.
I already did a short review of the pattern in my last couple posts. The shirt is currently hanging up at Treadle on display (yay!).