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One thing that noone never tells you when you begin sewing is that you can never really trust your toile. You may have the perfect fit with it, it will end up being to small or wrinkled or something when you will make the garnement out. Happens to me all the time.
But never to that extend.
I have a 1 inch and an half difference at the hips between my toile and my finished garnment. On a pillow-case type dress ! *facepalm* Luckily for me when I saw the toile was to big, I just decide tha it would give me ease, and didn't redraw the pattern : now it's tight, but still wearable. I just need to buy myself a panty. Which I didn't want to. 20s lookalike undergarnments are so ugly...
But now I'm worried : I did actually cut a bit of the pattern of the matching vest, because on that one, to big was just not acceptable. And the fabric's already cut out... I'm afraid it might not be wearable once put together...
But never to that extend.
I have a 1 inch and an half difference at the hips between my toile and my finished garnment. On a pillow-case type dress ! *facepalm* Luckily for me when I saw the toile was to big, I just decide tha it would give me ease, and didn't redraw the pattern : now it's tight, but still wearable. I just need to buy myself a panty. Which I didn't want to. 20s lookalike undergarnments are so ugly...
But now I'm worried : I did actually cut a bit of the pattern of the matching vest, because on that one, to big was just not acceptable. And the fabric's already cut out... I'm afraid it might not be wearable once put together...
