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Tailor's Ham for Face Masks
Since I've been sewing face masks, I've found that the curves of tailor's ham don't quite fit the mask. So it's been difficult to get the iron in there.
I decided to make a dedicated ham for face masks!
Basically I took the shape of the Jesse Killian Face Mask (free pattern!) and extended it (toward where the ears would be). Once cut of paper, the next step is drafting a base.
I didn't have an elegant method for this. Honestly, I just kinda pressed the bottom of the assembled paper template and traced a round outline, leaving a generous seam allowance.
Once I had my upper fabric pieces cut and prepped, I traced the opening on to the bottom again, just to get an even closer fit; then trimmed the excess. I transferred this shape to my paper template to record it. Pattern drafting, apparently is also about record-keeping!
As with Bentley, the upper is made from boiled wool. The base is cotton twill. Both fabrics were backed with fusible buckram (or similar stiff, heavyweight woven cotton interfacing).
I'm contemplating names for this ham. Strong contenders include:
Nosey
Wedge
Zorro
Cheddar
[the Right Honourable] Vincent Maskey
Domino
Maskey McMaskFace
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7 Sewing Supplies I’d Skip as Beginner And What to Get
In this post you will discover the sewing supplies to avoid as a beginner, smarter alternatives that save time and money. You know that feeling when you start something new and just want everything? The pretty kits, the “magic” tools, the Pinterest-worthy gear that promises to make sewing easy overnight? Well… I’ve been there. And let me tell you—some of those things ended up as drawer clutter,…
Took a break from costume making today and went shopping with friends. I wasn't planning on getting anything but I spontaneously got this notebook that im planning on using it for sewing designs so im super excited for planning my next few upcoming projects!
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Let's make some functional sewing tools and do some scrap busting at the same time!
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Introducing the newest limited edition special range of Cohana Seki Mini Scissors in 4 new colours. Simply pinch lightly to cut the thread. They also come with a colour coordinated genuine leather case and a beautiful golden silk tassel. What’s your favourite? ✂️💫🙂
"Toy's"
Red hand powered ca. 1960-1969 made in the USSR
White "Regina" ca. 1965 made in Berlin the US zone (Battery powered)
Green "Zig-Zag" ca. 1940 made in Japan (Battery powered)
Almost the same time period and yet they are al zo different. And they ended up in my small town.
