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My current knitting mantra is "you don't have to do that just because the pattern tells you to"
and its sister, "You can still do that even though the pattern doesn't tell you to"
and like. Of course it is good to know WHY the pattern told you to do the thing, in case that result is part of why you chose that pattern etc. But if you want a different result, absolutely do what gets that result
The suffering now begins, this is what I get for not remembering to take my back-waist length measurement. The pattern matches all my body specifications except for that one. I went ahead and traced out the original back bodice piece as well as the back midriff and started making changes from there. I’ve never done this before, but I will say the key to adjust the pieces properly is ratios and basic math. Also being decent at drawing free hand.
White Slip
Hello! Lately I have picked a lot of fabrics that at first don’t seen see-through but then once the dress is finished they are more opaque than desired. I have wanted to make slips for a while now but I just never really had the fabric, pattern, or time to really get to it. So I found the fabric, adapted a pattern, and made the time.
I got the fabric at Joanns and it took me a good while to…
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