I think the embroidery is shown clearly in this picture.
pullover for my nephew
7 years ago
Monday, July 16, 2012
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I think the embroidery is shown clearly in this picture.
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I think the embroidery is shown clearly in this picture.
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This is such a lovely suit, Lily..wonderful attention to detail.
As a tailor myself, I am curious about how you placed the buttons, as I am always eager to learn from others who sew.
Is there a reason why they are not the same distance from the edge of the jacket?
Hello,
First thanks so much for your so sweet compliments.
Second , they are in the same distance from the edge otherwise it will give a very bad appearance. I think it is the black and withe illusion or angle of my photograph. Thanks for your note too.
Oh I forget to say something else, I have made the button hole wide a bit, and the movement of the buttons also give this feeling.
Thanks for your answer, Lily, I truly appreciate it. It truly is a wonderful suit.
As a tailor, I have never made buttonholes so wide that the buttons can slide apart so much...it's just a personal preference as I like my buttons to always appear equally spaced.
However I suppose some people prefer having more "movement" for the jacket fronts to slide apart, more easily...and as tailors, we always have to give our clients what they want, don't we? ;)
You are welcome dear. I know you meant your words, and I know that you wanted to know why it looks like that. I just sew for myself, my sister, and my mum. I am doing my own pattern, and didn't put the buttonholes or button places on my pattern. I always mark them later when I finish the garment, and use my sister as a model to do so. often I change my mind about buttonholes that is why I am doing them wider. Sometimes I choose big button or change my mind again. I think I shouldn't do that though. Thanks for your note
That is the wonderful thing about being our own designers..there are no "Should or Should nots"..because we are free to do whatever we please :)
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