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trystan830 07-20-2020 01:36 PM

*ducks out of the way, the virus plushie hits the wall and falls to the floor*

Derpy McBlueEyes 07-20-2020 02:49 PM

Derpy giggles and runs over to grab the plushie and try again.

Den 07-22-2020 03:45 AM

Poofy Petticoat/Skirt progress: working on gathering the first tier, will attach to the waistband after. Then it will be time to gather the second tier to fit to the first tier... then the third tier to the second...

So. Much. Gathering.

trystan830 07-22-2020 09:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Den (Post 1941641)
So. Much. Gathering.

isn't it so much fun? XD

do you have a pic of the pattern you're making?

Kitalpha Hart 07-22-2020 03:18 PM

I watched a petticoat tutorial once
So much o.e

https://kitalphahart.tumblr.com/post/624368769274445824
Also page two is up

Den 07-26-2020 08:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by trystan830 (Post 1941642)
isn't it so much fun? XD

do you have a pic of the pattern you're making?

It's not a pattern so much as me going "I bet I could turn all these old curtains into a petticoat."

trystan830 07-26-2020 10:47 PM

ah, gotcha. that sounds pretty cool too!

Kitalpha Hart 07-29-2020 06:07 PM

https://kitalphahart.tumblr.com/post/625013007696674816
Another Wednesday, another page

Kaderin Triste 08-03-2020 05:03 PM

Made my first fitted/shaped (as opposed to the pleated style) mask today! It's a tiny bit small because I made my seams a little bigger than the pattern called for on accident. But it still fits.

https://i.postimg.cc/nr0hxqXp/20200803-145146.jpg

Biomecha 08-03-2020 05:23 PM

Nice! That looks a lot better than the ones I see for sale.

I've finally got a functioning prototype my father is testing out, so hopefully I can crank out some better ones soon. It's a different style, though.

Kaderin Triste 08-03-2020 05:39 PM

Thanks!
It's definitely got some bad stitching on the sides where the elastic attaches, but I'll get better at that with practice and might also invest in some little clips to use instead of pins. (I've heard they're actually easier to use for masks.)

I also need to pick up a seam ripper because I can't find mine and I attempted another mask tutorial that had the elastic hooked together to go around the back of the head and I thought that style might work well for at work, but I did the elastic too small so I'm going to undo the sides just enough to get one end of the elastic free, trim the elastic and then stitch it back up again to just do the normal ear straps.

trystan830 08-03-2020 06:14 PM

this is the main style of my masks... it goes from my nose to chin, and it's pretty much up against my face. really the only space in there is right under my nose.

Kaderin, you might recognize the fabric....
https://i.imgur.com/zqlBBo3.jpg

Biomecha 08-03-2020 06:42 PM

I've been using little binder clips, but did eventually get some wonder clips. I like the tension they have so far, but haven't used them much yet.

Ohh, you lined it up well. Getting a good fit seems to be the tricky part.

Kaderin Triste 08-03-2020 06:52 PM

10/10 on lining that fabric up i'm not patient enough to do that. XD

I'm just slowly working on cutting mask parts and pining them so they're ready to go. Due to minimal counter space, I'm gonna try prepping a bunch so I can streamline the process and make several masks at once instead of having to move my sewing machine to press seams one at a time.

Bio: Would kill for even binder clips right now probably. I have sewing pins and regular paper clips, but nothing very useful. XD
If we haven't sold out again, I can pick up some wonder clips on Wednesday though.

trystan830 08-03-2020 07:02 PM

i've tweaked my pattern a few times, too.
i use straight pins. I've been poked far too many times... LOL

there's a more proper pic back here...

Kaderin Triste 08-03-2020 07:28 PM

I am absolutely struggling hard at the whole "sewing on the elastic without my machine throwing a tantrum" part of masks. May have to resort to hand sewing for that, though it probably won't look any prettier than what my machine does to it...
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