Thank you Alice and everyone, I can see how I can make this work now.
Sue T
It the lace panel is tacked on 'behind' the opening, the lace can be a
rectangle that's a tad wider and longer than the opening. The extra on
the edges just lies behind the garment edges. It makes it look like you
have a lacy chemise under the top. The commercial modesty panels follow
this idea so they can show behind any garment with a low opening. I think
it would be much easier to make a rectangle than try to fit a shaped
opening.
Alice in Oregon
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From: "Sue" <hurwitz...@btinternet.com>
Now some proper lace content. I have another new top, not yet worn, grey
with pattern and a few sequins over the top and the neck line is a tad low
on
me, so a modisty panel would definately be useful. Having never yet made
anything that actually had to fit clothing yet I have no idea where to
start.
Maybe a paper pattern shape drawn with some seam allowed extra?
Sue T
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