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Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Sloper
I know i wrote in my previous post that i was going to take a break from my sloper. However, i decided to hand baste it and give it another try and what do you know, i think i got it. I need to make minor adjustments such as adding another3/4-inch seam allowance to the back, since i used 3/4 inch of the 1 inch seam allowance. My swayback literaly used up that seam allownce in addition to my upper back. Mmmmm, that's a change. I did a basic shell (full dress) in 2001, but it is too large due to a 20 pounds weight loss. Anyway here is the result of more fine tuning.


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Alethia.- Sorprendente resultado. Pienso que está conseguido.....no?. Un abrazo desde Barcelona, Paco
Great progress on your sloper.
Please send me a note re: the trip to NY
Kassmin, you have done a great job with the sloper. Are you getting any help with this? It looks good overall, but the front darts are to high.
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