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Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 12:26 AM
Subject: RE: [h-cost] Circular cloak hems - what do you do?
All the extant ones I've seen have been semi-circular, but some of the
ecclesiastical ones are tailored at the shoulder.
Glenda.
-Original Message-
Sorry for the cross posts all.
Cut the thing as an oval with the shorter axis being the front and back; use
your shoulder width to determine how much extra length is required for the
long axis. Hem evenly all around -- you'll need to gather or tuck,
-C.
> circle cape. Of course over the shoulder the cape length is shorter.
Quoting Sylvia Rognstad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I try to make capes the same distance from the floor all the way
> around. Time consuming, I know, because you have to measure it all
> around with the person wearing it. And the problem is that when
> wearing it later, it shifts around.
...whic
All the extant ones I've seen have been semi-circular, but some of the
ecclesiastical ones are tailored at the shoulder.
Glenda.
-Original Message-
Sorry for the cross posts all. I'v just made a middle class full length
full circle cape. Of course over the shoulder the cape length is sh
I try to make capes the same distance from the floor all the way
around. Time consuming, I know, because you have to measure it all
around with the person wearing it. And the problem is that when
wearing it later, it shifts around.
Sylrog
On Mar 16, 2007, at 11:50 AM, Saragrace Knauf wrote:
