Regarding yesterday’s failed experiment, it never occurred to me that the cutting of the thing would be the difference (just goes to show how well I troubleshoot). Some first thoughts, one, more heads are better than one. Danielle -a student- was the first to offer a solution.…
Regarding Cricket Lee’s handy dandy Fitting SystemTM aka Fit Logic comes Clothes That Fit the Woman, Not the Store from this morning’s NY Times. Not surprisingly, the system hasn’t been a big hit (my previous article is here). From the NYT article:
…So perhaps it is unsurprising that the sizing system, called Fitlogic, has hit some bumps in the road.
A knack for spinning straw into gold? Why, I do that daily. Or try to anyway. This quiz has me pegged, good grief, she’s even sewing. However, I wanted to be Robin Hood rather than Maid Marian. What kind of princess are you?…
Some of us have been continuing to discuss alternative methods to finishing off the slit opening of the sleeve in the reverse engineering tutorial series. Here’s a photo of the finished product from part 5 of the series:
Jess said in the forum that he has a shirt in which the pattern of the placket was one long continuous piece.…
As I mentioned before, I’m in the process of gathering information to explain and quantify grading in the context of what I’d said before:
……consumers have the expectation that if they gain weight, they should be able to grab the next largest size in the sequence and obtain a good fit.
