So in Part 1 I crossed off all the work I have done over the last year (which doesn't seem to have amounted to much) and I identified some plans that have since changed. Here I've taken off the completed projects, amended the things highlighted in RED, and made some notes on other projects.
Anything highlighted in GREEN is something that will be removed from the list because I just don't want to make it anymore.
Anything from #29 onward is new!
The Original List:
- Dungeon Master Work
- Mend jeans – acquire new button
- Scottish Lass - Buchanan
- Brown Skirt
- Buchanan Forepart
- Buchanan hat - need more brown linen
- New bodice - still reversible but modify the pattern to fit better under the arms and over the bust.
- Swimsuit
- Mock up
- Make top
- Make bottom
- Make coverup
- Bench Covers UFO
- Elastic Casings
- Elastic
- Delivery
- K Shorts
- Cut
- Sew
- Deliver
- Oleander Dress (Canton fabric)
- Tape pattern
- Mock-up bodice
- Sew dress
- Sleepy Belly Dancer Sleeves UFO
- Sew
- Deliver
- Winterberry
Cape (size 18/20) – This one has changed a little. I’m using a Gunnar Deathrage pattern
now, but I need to mock up parts of it to make sure I know how to do those
steps. The pattern is already cut.
Cut pattern- Mock
up front slits smaller to make sure I know wtf I’m doing.
- Cut
fabric
Determine lining method- Counter-hemmed seams! Chonky but sturdy and won't allow the lining to sag nearly as bad as bagging it. Sets a shape well. Watch out with water around the silk - the dye bleeds!– Because of the different pattern, the lining method is no longer a concern that I have. Still need to be careful with water, though.- Sew
- Declic Shirt - Purple Fabric
- Modify pattern
- Cut
- Sew
- Mermaid
- Make net hip scarf
- Closure method
- Sew in beads
Make top– Unfettered Patterns Tie-Shoulder Tank Top! Perfect, easy, minimal modification, and I finished it last night. No net cover, though. Doesn’t really need it.Chiton-style sleevelessNet cover- Make belt? – Woven? Sewn? Sewn
and beaded?
- Make corset
- Chamomile cincher draft - I no longer think I want to use this pattern. Rather, I would like to modify my own corset pattern to have the features that I liked in the Chamomile pattern. This is due largely to the bodice pattern that I used for the Scottish Lass bodice not fitting properly.
- Sew
- Set latch busk
- Bind
- Set grommets
- Viking Revamp
- Make new underdress - currently drawing threads to mark the body of the dress because I couldn't get it lined up right to just draw on the lines.
- Make new shirt x2
One white- One dyed
- Dye
- Also dye corset laces
- Pirate corset
- Mermaid corset
- Make trim - backstrap with a rigid heddle?
- Trim shirt and dress
- Patch overdress
- Overlock pants
- Thread elastic in pants - legs and waist
- Christmas Sock UFO
- Back
- Lining
- Fur trim
- Put in gift box
- 10-gore Skirt
- Draft
- Mock up wasit/hips
- Determine lining/pocket method
- Sew
- Blue Bear UFO
- Stitch on nose
- Sew up back
- Put in gift box
- Tudoro
- Skirt
- Forepart
- Stays
- Sleeves
- Queen of Roses
- Chiton under-layer
- Corset
- Skirt
- UFO
Box – I know that this was on the list as a note to reference the box of
UFOs, but I did clear that box out and organize the projects into smaller,
labeled boxes and it’s awesome.
- Solis Button-front Shirt – mockup
and evaluation
- Chelsea Raglan Shirt – mockup and
evaluation
- Ash Camisole – mockup and
evaluation
- Scalloped Camisole – mockup and
evaluation
- Dice Bag
- Bra – mockup and evaluation
- Jeans – mockup and evaluation
- Duffel Bag
- Maker Apron
- Hubby Jeans
- Deconstruct originals
- Order hardware (zipper, button, etc)
- Pattern originals
- Repair originals
- Sew new jeans
- Cream Shawl
- Sew
- Mail
- Smock Aprons
- One for K
- Two for me
- Smoky Halloween fabric
- Navy blue with yellow flowers
from the Log Cabin shop
- Bee Skirt UFO
- Buttons – the Brother machine
isn’t liking the process. Kenmore?
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