idea = sew bits of fabric together to make one big flat peice, subcut bodice and tunnel technique. do not cut any fabric out with sub cut pattern = zerowaste design.
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| fabric sewn - wovens! |
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| sub cut - lines to cut - nothing taken out! |
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| fabric draped over dummy - seam opened to create neck hole. |
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| tunnel creation - joining hem to hole made from sewing only side seam. |
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| back - tunnel created a sort of sleeve |
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| Front - one side detached kimono sleeve, the other a twisted tunnel |
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| back - hood created from xtra fabric at back. |
There is potential to add more to this to make a dress but i like it the way it is and knowing when to stop is also a valid point, how much do you do? when do you stop? does it look good already or does it need more.something else?. have i created enough interest with where its at already?
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questions questions questions
only i can answer these for myself but there are always choices to made with each question. making the decision is always the hardest as you question whether this is the right choice. this is done in fabric by testing and tacking together first. only trial and error can inform these choices.
this garment was made from definitive choices which resulted in
http://senoritaawesumo.blogspot.com/2011/08/splendiferous-occasions-happenstance.html , this made me happy!!! yet to be finished so lets see if it makes it into my collection!
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