Silk stays of doom
My computer can't read my camera's SD card so no current pictures of me trying them on. I do however have a picture of them from last night, sans all 18 of my pretty eyelets and two back-most boning channels *grumbles about technology*.
I turned under all the side seams and then back stitched all the pieces together. I rather like the little ridges the seams have, it's like having cording all around. They did turn out (as I feared) too big but I know where to take them in so it's no big deal :)
Next up, boning channels! Then trim down unfinished edges (and those gargantuan tabs!) then binding and doneness. Having it typed out makes it look so much easier than it really is. I love having projects to do at my leisure, no matter how badly I want these finished, it's nice to know that there's something I can work on without much fiddling.
Oh and if anyone is in the mood for adorable lemony goodness, pop into a Jo-Ann's and pick up some of this
(this picture does not do it justice)
I saw it and it demanded to be made into an apron. :) I think I shall happily oblige.
I turned under all the side seams and then back stitched all the pieces together. I rather like the little ridges the seams have, it's like having cording all around. They did turn out (as I feared) too big but I know where to take them in so it's no big deal :)
Next up, boning channels! Then trim down unfinished edges (and those gargantuan tabs!) then binding and doneness. Having it typed out makes it look so much easier than it really is. I love having projects to do at my leisure, no matter how badly I want these finished, it's nice to know that there's something I can work on without much fiddling.
Oh and if anyone is in the mood for adorable lemony goodness, pop into a Jo-Ann's and pick up some of this
(this picture does not do it justice)
I saw it and it demanded to be made into an apron. :) I think I shall happily oblige.