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Spring is upon us. In Texas, it is that temperamental place where layering is necessary because the day may begin in the 40’s and end in the 80’s. I have gotten used to wearing jeans and a t-shirt with a lightweight topper to add style and pop to such an uninspired base layer. I won several patterns during the Fabric Mart Challenge last year. It was about the same time I saw Meg at Mccalls make up Vogue 1493. I loved her grey version so much I added this to my list. Funny thing, by the time the pattern arrived, I had forgotten the inspiration and was certain I had made a typo when sending the pattern numbers on! Did I really want to make this? The pattern cover, as made, is not my style. When I checked the line drawings, I as was reminded of what I liked about it. My knee surgery has limited my sewing output, but not my creative energy. The recuperation period gave me some time to dedicate to Itajime Shibori. I took an Indigo hand-dyeing class last summer and learned the basics on small cuts of fabrics. I had a blast and I really wanted to try it on a large scale for garments. I bought an all-inclusive kit, prepared the dye bath and got to work. For fabric, I used a 10oz. canvas drop cloth from Amazon. Yes, a drop cloth! Being home bound, I was shopping my stash and this was what was available. I pre-washed it with soda ash to prepare it for receiving the dye. While damp, I folded and clamped the fabric with resist boards to prevent the dye from penetrating unwanted areas. I dipped and exposed the fabric in the dye bath to get the desired color. It took several hours of dipping, manipulation, air exposure and re-dipping, but I am happy with the result. I deliberated between dyeing the fabric versus the finished garment. I am glad I went this way. It allowed the pigments to be evenly disbursed throughout the fabric and allowed me to play with print placement of the yardage. I really love the overlapping sleeve details on this number! The weight and texture of the canvas holds the shape really well. The pattern as made per instructions, is categorized as advanced. Without the bias and flower appliques, I would lower the skill level to intermediate. The only tricky part is the sleeve construction. It is different, but not difficult and worth it. I also love that this jacket has side seam pockets. That makes this one a real winner for me. The seams of this unlined jacket are finished with bias tape. It is the perfect treatment for the canvas fabric which has a tendency to fray. I have reached for this everyday since making it. It is comfy, artsy and just what I hoped when I started planning. I dyed a lot of fabric with my kit. I am still planning what to make with them. I hope the other projects I make will be this awesome. Happy Sewing, Bianca
Wedding
Lined dress has princess seams, close-fitting bodice, front and back V-neckline, raised waist, stitched hems, back zipper, and unlined sleeve variations. A: Butterfly sleeves and narrow hem. B, C: Sleeveless. A, B, C: Flared skirt. D, E, F: Semi-fitted skirt, and back slit. D: Short sleeves and contrast panels. F: Three-quarter length sleeves. Includes separate pattern pieces for A, B, C and D cup sizes. FABRICS: Linen Blends, Crepe, Tropical Wool, Broadcloth. Fusible Interfacing (Bodice). Unsuitable for obvious diagonals. NOTIONS: 14\
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Vogue 8886 – Unused pattern. Never cut/totally complete/factory folded. Envelope in very good condition. There are a few wrinkles from being stored. There is mild yellowing from age. Instructions included. ****Use zoom icon to read garment description on back of envelope and see the other photos.**** Size Range Available: 6/8/10 (Misses’) Size: 6/8/10 Waist: 23\
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Vogue Capsule Wardrobe
Misses’ loose-fitting shirt and belt has collar and collar band, deep yoke, fly front, two-piece lantern shape sleeves ending in button cuffs. Complete the look with these buttons. FABRICS: Unsuitable for obvious diagonals. *With Nap. **Without Nap. Cotton Shirting, Linen, Poplin. Interfacing: Nylon Fusible Knit. Note: Fabric requirement allows for nap, one-way design or shading. Extra fabric may be needed to match design or for shrinkage. NOTIONS: Ten 1/2\
shorts
Semi-fitted, lined pants have waistband, overlay with pleats and back zipper. FABRICS: Unsuitable for obvious diagonals. *With Nap. **Without Nap. Silk Crepe, Georgette, Challis. Note: Fabric requirement allows for nap, one-way design or shading. Extra fabric may be needed to match design or for shrinkage. NOTIONS: One 7 Invisible Zipper, Two Hooks and Eyes and 1/2 yd. (0.5 m) of 1/4\
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Top (fitted through bust) has peplum variations, back zipper and narrow hem. A: Sleeveless and scoop neckline. B: Short sleeves. C: Stitched hem on long sleeves. B, C: Wrong side shows on high-low hemline. Purchased bias tape to finish necklines, and armholes A. FABRICS: Broadcloth, Crepe, Ponte Knit, Lightweight Denim. Unsuitable for obvious diagonals. NOTIONS: A, B, C: One Package of 1/2\
