2013 Fashion Design Challenge
Entry #29
I planned for the outfit to look like this, just longer, and
the jacket would have four buttons that all clasped over.
Step One: Draft an original pattern from the Liberty Jane strapless tank top. Here's my mistake-originally, I planned to have sleeves.
Step Two: This is what pinning was like before Pinterest existed.
Step Three: Sew the seams and hem until it looks like step Five.
Step Five: This is what it should look like.
Step Six: Try to use pins and your fingers to hem the neckline.
Step Seven: After a couple minutes and several burnt fingers, find binding clips.
Step Eight: Then walk away from your machine for a couple days and leave your normally patient model in an uncomfortable position.
Step Nine: Realize that your dress has suddenly turned into a bubble skirt (sort of.)
Step Ten: Draft your jacket pattern.
Step Eleven: After cuttting, pinning, and sewing the pink jacket, painstakingly sew on gold buttons that you got for 70 cents at a nice little quilt store down the street.
Step Twelve: Dress your doll in cute shoes and cat's eye glasses , then send her off
to report a crime on tonight's news.
(There is no Step Four, you OCD maniacs.)
I hope you enjoyed my Quirky Girl Reporter outfit.
Please vote for me in the comments. Thank you.
Thank you for your entry!
Vote for this outfit via comment on this post or by emailing us
at nora.demington@gmail.com.
One vote per person.
You can vote for yourself.
You can vote for more than one outfit.
Hence, you can vote for multiple outfits. :-)
Information about this contest:
First Outfit Tasks Due July 14th, 2013.
Second Outfit Tasks Due August 25th, 2013.
3 comments:
Totally quirky and I love it.
I vote for this one. I mean, my own.
What a cute little reporter outfit. Good job!
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