Today I put together my muslin (known elsewhere as a toile, which is funny, because each term refers to different types of cheap cotton). There was hardly any stitching besides stay stitching- just the center back seam, where the zipper resides. All the other seams are pin basted for the fitting.
I used a lot of pins, two complete sets. I don't know how many that is; over 100.
Pin fitting
Butterick 5761:
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Shapeless Sack |
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Pinned in at the waist |
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with belt |
I have stopped waffling on the belt-over-corset idea, because this looks so cute and 50s!
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In other news, I made cookies. |
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