How binding stays relates to William and Kate

[peacockdress]

Up until the last minute, it's been terribly un-cool to be "into" the wedding. Even my own mother told me that she wouldn't be watching all that - this is the woman whom I distinctly remember crying like a baby at Charles and Diana's nuptuals in a holiday cottage in Wales in July 1981.

(Wait - we were in the cottage, not them

Comments

[janestarz]

Ofcourse, if you do test us it'll probably get you answers like "it was something to do with William and Kate..."

Anyway, congrats from one monarchy to another =)

[peacockdress]

Thank you!

[miss_next]

Yay maths. :-D

I don't have a television, though I did get quite entertained on Twitter by various friends who were watching. I was, instead, listening to I Fagiolini singing Gabrieli while I sewed darts in the back of the waistcoat mock-up.

[rowangolightly]

Best illustration of binding EVAR!

I just had to show a young lady last evening how and why to do little diagonal stitches at the corner of a seam so it will turn to a nice point rather than a lump. *I* did the binding, thank gods. Yeah, and her wedding is tomorrow... So no Royal Wedding watching for me, unfortunately.

Saw pictures of the dress, though, LOVELY!

[meguey]

Everything relates to sewing, of course!

[icprncs]

Sewing is geometry and physics, like many other things in this world. :) But what a lovely comparison of how the geometry and physics work!