- Clients: I'm trying to organize a little better to stay on top of all of the deadlines dates and scheduling fittings. I purchased a journal to log all 2009 client projects. The first four projects are first aider's uniform for a junior member (church), two Afrocentric outfits another client, and a dinner dance dress for my niece. All expect my niece's dress has been cut and ready to sew. I need to make a muslin for the her dress before starting the work on the actual dress.

- For me: Yesterday I worked on the pattern alterations for my two "Copy That Style" dresses. The Bodice of the Beyonce dress is a little challenging. I purchased S4070 to address the "heart" shaping in the bodice. The Peter Sow dress can be copied using S2926 with a few pattern alterations. Still working on another coat and several coordinates and UFO's.
- DD: OMG! Her list is BIG! So..., I said all of that to say..., "I'll be making a variety of posts on all projects until there are done.
Happy Sewing!
C
Can I say yet again, that I really admire the fact that you sew for others! As someone who has done that in the past, I realize the enormity of the task and just give you kudos for sewing for profit yet still having time to sew for yourself and your DD!!!
ReplyDeleteI agree! I did that once upon a time and I always put my own projects on hold to meet deadlines and still worked in corporate at the time!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies. I can't help myself. ;-)
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