Collar Set

[hsifeng]

The collar is now all set in and looking lovely! The twill pattern has been matched at the neckline and I am quite happy with the scrummy* results! I did the whole thing by hand (the better to control the curve of the attachment and to ensure that the fashion fabric was taken up evenly throughout the seam). My fingers, they are in need of some

Comments

[sstormwatch]

I like #1 as well, but if your collar is already constructed, will you be undoing a bit to tuck in the ends of the trim or leaving it visible someplace?

#2 is my second fav.

[hsifeng]

I don't plan on opening any seams; just finishing the ends of the twill-tape by turning them under and stitching them down. The whole cloak is destined to never see the inside of a washing machine, so I think this will be sufficient to 'seal the deal' as it were.

The images above are meant to depict the cloak's body, and the center front opening. The trim will run up the front, around the collar, and then down the other side of the cloak's body. To some extent, the distance between the trim bits and their overall distance from the edge *may* be determined by how I can best use the inner strip along the collar to 'hide' or cover the join where the collar and cloak-body meet.

;)

Tricksie tricksie....

[ashamanja_babu]

I like #1 or #2.

[hsifeng]

Aaaaaand of course my hubby chose #3. *chortle*

Well, it is his cloak after all. :)

[ladykalessia]

#3 is my vote, because FUCK MITERED CORNERS ZOMG!!!!11111one!

[hsifeng]

You really do have to come to Orphan Thanksgiving Afters at T's house so you can meet the hubby; you clearly think alike! ;)

[ladykalessia]

Wow, and I think LJ may have just eaten my vote for #3 because it contained profanity. :\

[ladykalessia]

Oh wait, nope! There it is!