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I have got to stay out of the fabric store.
So I went back today to buy more of what I needed. The black gauze, and one of my students liked the gold chiffon and I said since I was headed there anyway... I'd get enough to zip up a veil for her too.
And I fell in love with this beautiful wine & gold patterned chiffon. (cheap) Just love it. - I was thinking awesome circle skirt - 60 inches wide but only 3 m. (that's about ... 3 1/2 yards.) So now I'm trying to figure out... how to flex my pattern to make this work. Dammit! I'll figure it out somehow.
And what the heck - I bought 7 m MORE of the gold chiffon. so I should get a 3 panel circle skirt out of that.
OMG. and they had a ton of this glorious satin charmeuse on sale *weeps* but I resisted. I really don't want more circle skirts.
Question. I wash my fabric before cutting& then drip dry on a clothesline. The other day I washed the white gauze that I bought and threw it over the line as usual. Now when it dried - it stretched out of shape all across the portion where it was draped over the line. I'm going to have to rewash and throw into the dryer - aren't I? Alternate drying suggestions welcome.
So I went back today to buy more of what I needed. The black gauze, and one of my students liked the gold chiffon and I said since I was headed there anyway... I'd get enough to zip up a veil for her too.
And I fell in love with this beautiful wine & gold patterned chiffon. (cheap) Just love it. - I was thinking awesome circle skirt - 60 inches wide but only 3 m. (that's about ... 3 1/2 yards.) So now I'm trying to figure out... how to flex my pattern to make this work. Dammit! I'll figure it out somehow.
And what the heck - I bought 7 m MORE of the gold chiffon. so I should get a 3 panel circle skirt out of that.
OMG. and they had a ton of this glorious satin charmeuse on sale *weeps* but I resisted. I really don't want more circle skirts.
Question. I wash my fabric before cutting& then drip dry on a clothesline. The other day I washed the white gauze that I bought and threw it over the line as usual. Now when it dried - it stretched out of shape all across the portion where it was draped over the line. I'm going to have to rewash and throw into the dryer - aren't I? Alternate drying suggestions welcome.
