You can barely see them on the outside, plus I don't tuck.
I practiced a buttonhole using topstitching thread on the right. Yeah, um, that didn't work. I changed to regular thread - it's bright orange but looks exactly the same.
Uh, okay. My Brother doesn't like doing buttonholes on denim layers - the plastic foot doesn't seem to have the pressure to move the fabric. I had to pull it through by hand pretty much. I'll try the Janome next time.
"Howdy! Can I getcha some tartar sauce to go with that fried catfish? Yeehaw!"
Tucking only to show construction details. Note right front pocket wrinkles - pocket bag indeed has too much fabric....nailed permanently in place by rivets.
Note the illusion of a contoured waistband...
which can actually stretch to accommodate a small child. Well...I exaggerate...maybe just an automatic weapon.
The end.
I'll tweak the pattern to get a better fit around the waist, and I'd like to work out that right leg wrinkle on the back, but that one's on every pair of RTW pants I have. I'm happy. Stay tuned for a rivet tutorial...
2 comments:
Yeah! I love the pants - they look fantastic on you (and very comfy!). Congratulations on your finish! Better too loose than too tight. . .
And, I'm looking forward to the rivet tutorial - I'm not sure I'm doing mine right!
In looking at "the end" very closely, it looks like your right hip may be a little higher than the left hip. Could be causing the wrinkles. I dunno how to fix it but I'm sure somebody does. Check and see if Cynthia Guffey has any instructions anywhere.
BTW, is Sandra coming this March?
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