I finished the waistcoat yesterday evening, but could not take pictures of it until I ironed very carefully this afternoon. In fact, the fabric is very grateful and didn´t need a lot of steam to take shape, but I can´t spend much time sewing lately and this makes the project takes longer than necessary.
Still, I´m very pleased with this waistcoat, the joy I feel when I see a completed garment is like a small explosion inside the stomach, I still marvel at the little miracle of having a piece of cloth and clothing that I get that had in mind when I started to shape a piece of paper with a ruler (I´m rambling again... but you can understand me, right?)
I added some details insane to the waistcoat, emphasizing the combination of black fabric that I´m going to use for the skirt, I sewed a small buckle on the back.
The small capelet has all the hem with an insert, because although it´s back is cut straight, side bends and it was impossible to make a hem from the same fabric uncut. A detail of the front corners, here in Spain, this is called cloth corner, I do not know how to call it in English.
I wiuld not sew the garment from the inside like a waistcoat, I treated it like a jacket, how to waistcoat is different.
A strip of fabric is light blue satin adds a touch of elegance to the shell.
Now the buttons are pending which I commanded line they in the haberdashery with the black cloth of the skirt, I finally decided this option, because the contrasts of black fabric. I like the highlights.
While I´ll sew the skirt and thinking about the accessories that will go to this suit.
I wish you a wonderful weekend.
Your waistcoat is lovely! I love the fabric you chose and your construction is flawless! Nice work!
ResponderEliminarIt's AMAZING! I love that you drafted this yourself! The capelet looks fantastic and it came together pretty quickly!!! Great job!
ResponderEliminarWOW!! que bien te quedo! eres una profesional! ya te lo quiero ver puesto! =)
ResponderEliminarFantastic! Really beautiful work, well done!
ResponderEliminarAnd the cloth corner, I think in English it's called a 'miterd' corner, pronounced 'my terd'.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/miter
That is so beautiful and all your detail is very elegant indeed!
ResponderEliminarFantastic waistcoat - it looks so perfectly made and I love that fabric!
ResponderEliminarHow beautiful! You will definitely look as though you stepped out of a movie when wearing this waistcoat.
ResponderEliminarIt's gorgeous, what a beautiful work you did! Also look forward to seeing you wearing it :)
ResponderEliminarMagnifico!
ResponderEliminarComo perfecciona por dentro como el exterior!
En mi mente, yo le puedo ver se prepara para salir, mirando en el espejo, tocando abajo la orilla de la capa con una mano enguantada ¡El pensamiento en su mente cuán perfectamente peinado es!
¡Espero ver el equipo completo!
(did that make sense?)
Beautiful and very elegant piece of clothing!
ResponderEliminarThe processing of the lining is excellent!
Great job on the waistcoat. I need to follow you to learn how to sew better myself!
ResponderEliminarGreat job on the waistcoat. I need to follow you to learn how to sew better myself!
ResponderEliminarYes, it's beautifully done and that is a mitered corner!
ResponderEliminarYour waistcoat is beautiful. I especially like the way the plaid fabric is on the bias in the cape, and the contrasting collar. I can picture it looking very chic paired with the black skirt you are planning to sew.
ResponderEliminargreat, was very good, nice selection of fabrics
ResponderEliminarRosy, the jacket is stunning! You have an excellent eye! Well done! Sorry it's taken a while to catch up with following you but I'm here now. Follwer #100! Best wishes for the Christmas season. Monique xx
ResponderEliminarI adore this waistcoat and the work is of the highest standard. It's funny, I was thinking about adding cape sleeves to a sleeveless dress pattern I have.
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