I also made the pants. They are a dark green wool from the Pendelton outlet shop in Portland. I have the same fabric in blue and black and hope to complete those pairs of pants shortly as they go together very quickly and have little finishing. They have full, straight legs that look great with my Danskos. What has been holding me up on these is that the first time I made these pants I made them in a nice medium brown and made them according to the size on the pattern. They ended up too big. I made these green ones the next size down. And I think I still need to go down a size. This takes the effort level up a notch as I will need to trace the pattern again. I think it's only three new pieces. But sometimes I'm really lazy and pattern tracing for me means clearing off my whole sewing table (including cat bed and food dishes and sewing machine).
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
You Are What You Wear
I also made the pants. They are a dark green wool from the Pendelton outlet shop in Portland. I have the same fabric in blue and black and hope to complete those pairs of pants shortly as they go together very quickly and have little finishing. They have full, straight legs that look great with my Danskos. What has been holding me up on these is that the first time I made these pants I made them in a nice medium brown and made them according to the size on the pattern. They ended up too big. I made these green ones the next size down. And I think I still need to go down a size. This takes the effort level up a notch as I will need to trace the pattern again. I think it's only three new pieces. But sometimes I'm really lazy and pattern tracing for me means clearing off my whole sewing table (including cat bed and food dishes and sewing machine).
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