I would like to say thank you to the open source graphics community. I received much support, direction and advice to get this project started at this year's LGM. Since then, I've begun to learn Python, Inkscape, and implement SVG specs. I would not have attempted this if I hadn't been at LGM.
Update: 1. The basic women's bodice pattern blocks have been written. Pics posted at: http://www.sew-brilliant.org/2010/08/20/front-bodice-block-done/ The Inkscape extension files are available from a link on this page. Feedback welcome. 2. The initial proof-of-concept that it can properly resize patterns to an individual's measurements is a men's jacket from mid 19th century. Back pattern piece is done. That leaves front & sleeve. Hopefully will it be sewn up and worn at DragonCon by my stepson who asked me to do this. I will definitely post pics. 3. New name: TMTP project - (tau meta tau physica) Further updates will not be posted on this list. If interested, occasionally check out the blog/wiki at http://www.sew-brilliant.org<http://www.sew-brilliant.org/2010/08/20/front-bodice-block-done/> , and in a few weeks on http://www.tmtp-project.org Again, thanks to each of you in this extraordinary community. - Susan
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