This
is part 2 of the new series, if you haven't watched part 1 it can be
found here.
I
do want to start by apologizing for the awful paper crinkling noise
during part of the video. I didn't catch it in time to do much about
it. I was so short on time this week and my computer was struggling
so that made everything take way longer. I made the decision to just
leave it and go ahead with the video as was. In order to do a voice
over the video would have been way later getting posted. Next time I
will be more aware of the paper and do any moving of the large sheets
off camera.
So
this week we look at the stuff that comes inside the pattern
envelope. Those items being mostly the instruction sheets and the
pattern itself.
We
also did a quick bit of fitting the pattern, I decided that overall
the top was going to fit okay on my doll but I wanted it to be
longer. So minimal adjustments were made.
I
have decided to do the series as a 2 section series and show how to
adjust the same patterns (I hope, providing I can get the same
patterns again) to fit a skinnier doll like the Journey Girl line.
I
had found a really cute “fat quarter” at the fabric store
recently and decided to use that to make the top this time.
Next
time we will move on to the sewing, starting by making any
adjustments to the machine and we'll also talk about seam allowances.
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