I had the brilliant idea to make my own pants.
The idea was to find a professional pattern and use unexpected fabrics. Multi-colored stripes, for example. Or men’s wool dress pants salvaged from the thrift store. Or for that matter anything salvaged from the thrift store.
So I found a pattern that has potential. Saturday afternoon, I felt brave. I read through the entire pattern. I cut out the pattern pieces, laid them on the fabric according to the layout diagram, and pinned everything in place. Then I pulled out my scissors to cut, but something was wrong.
I couldn’t find my size.
Turns out the numbers on the front of the package following “Size:” are important.
Not only is this pattern over my head, even purchasing this pattern is over my head. Before I could make a single cut, this pattern has gotten the best of me.
How can you sew quilts and not know how to sew clothes? I will teach you how to sew clothes.
ReplyDeleteI learned to sew by making quilts. Clothes are way harder! Tissue paper patterns are intimidating.
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