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I drafted this Top/Muslin from a picture I sourced through the net. Designer Marian Martin circa 1940’s. I’m pretty happy how it has turned out, now to make the intended top.
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1 mtr Poplin scrap fabric 25cm open zipper 1/2 mtr lace for the bow
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Aug 20, 2011, 06.14 PMby yellowmae
Love. This has given my some ideas! Thanks ;-) Making the top part sheer for example. I really like the waistline as well.
Aug 20, 2011, 11.02 AMby ilksen bahşi
Smelling future time. Very very good.Different perspective.I like
Aug 20, 2011, 10.18 AMby MientjiB
Very pretty! The front yoke is one piece with the back, so that it curves over the shoulders and ends up on a slight bias at the upper bust line where it joins with the front piece, is that right?
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Aug 20, 2011, 10.28 AMby ronnielee
No, the yoke is a separate piece. I’m going to make the back yoke separate also, mainly because I want to vary the fabric. I did a bit of twigging to get right. You could do it the way you have described though!
Does this help or make sense??