Dawn wrote:
>I am going to go with the gusset idea, as it will allow me to salvage
>this piece (even if I could find more of the silk fabric, it was $35 a
>yard) as I hate the idea of wasting what's gone into it so far. When I
>make this again, and I'm sure I will, I will be making more substa
Ruth Anne Baumgartner wrote:
It looks to me as though the pattern illustration shows the neckline
sitting higher on the shoulder, so the shoulder seam actually falls
atop the shoulder (and the neckline is somewhat squarer in
appearance). If you put the shoulder seam just on your shoulder, would
It looks to me as though the pattern illustration shows the neckline
sitting higher on the shoulder, so the shoulder seam actually falls
atop the shoulder (and the neckline is somewhat squarer in
appearance). If you put the shoulder seam just on your shoulder,
would that give you any better
I'd revert to old knowledge, adjust the shoulder fit to correct lay, then
split open the under arm of the sleeve and add a gusset.
Its amazing they never actually try out these patterns "in real life" before
running them off.
Simplicity had the same problem with one of their most popular Lor
