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Comment by Mark W. Padilla on August 28, 2011 at 4:54

Comment by Mark W. Padilla on August 24, 2011 at 2:47

Comment by Kenneth Ray on August 18, 2011 at 19:19

Comment by Kenneth Ray on August 18, 2011 at 19:15

Groups Admin Comment by Lilly, Chevalier-Fox on August 14, 2011 at 7:18

woaaaaaa Mark have you done all this? that wy I didn't see any com from you recently!! you were busy behind the sewing machin!! fabulous pattern , and my sweet heaven!!! what a job you did with those outfit! I love everything in it they are SUPERBLY done, I love the fabrics and their patterns I love the style everything !! you made my day!!

luv ya man!!

Comment by Mark W. Padilla on August 14, 2011 at 0:26

Comment by Mark W. Padilla on August 14, 2011 at 0:23

Groups Admin Comment by Lilly, Chevalier-Fox on August 10, 2011 at 10:55

Hi Lily :)

thanks for your advice. I just picked up some fabric and i'll starting on something this weekend. I dont own a sewing machine, so i'll have to work by hand.

im thinking of making something like a pleated skirt or trousers. maybe I'll look up a few templates.

 

 

 

hi Kenneth

I started sewing by hand as well (see the first entry of my blog )

http://domidoll.blogspot.com/

 sewing by hand is time consuming, but in another hand it is also a more presise work for whom is not use to sewing machine.

the idea of a pleated skirt is very good. not tomuch sewing involved.

are you using plaid? in this case I recomand you to follow the fabric colored line to set the pleat regularely.

think about the model before starting (are living a flat panel in front? like kilt?

Iron flat the pleat even before stating to sew.

when the pleats are prepared attache them at the top then sew a belt.

depending of the fabric, if you choose a front panel type, you do not have to hem the vertical end, just fray it (like kilt) and you will have very nice fringes.

 

 I do not know the precise size of your dolls  but I know places in the web were you can find free pattern for trouser let me know

tell me if you need more idea/pictures I will post them in Sew Much Fun,  for the other profit

Comment by Deborah Steinmetz on July 28, 2011 at 19:28

Yes the pattern is quite varied.  I'll try to take a picture of the fabric itself today.  Yes I could definitely do 10 skirts and make then all look different!

Groups Admin Comment by Lilly, Chevalier-Fox on July 28, 2011 at 19:14

cool!. whatever you do it's going to be fun :0) and as your fabric is quite different in pattern you can do like 10 skirts you will certainly have 10 different pattern on it right? ..and after this you can make a little "defilé" like the "haute couture" eh?

 

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