Some friends asked me about the stages of making this vest. I didn't put these pictures because I don't like them, they are bad pictures, and don't show the details. I am posting them now because I think maybe they show some stages or give some hints about the stages.
I will explain the stages according to these pictures,
First I have done my own pattern -according my size, and as you see it is flat pattern-has no darts in it; It is the easiest pattern we can make. I have also copied the pattern on a cloth.
Second, I have made the whole motifs of the back and both sides of the vest. then I have sewn the motifs on the cloth, and sewn the group of them together . Also I have located the separated motifs in their own place -according pattern structures.
Of course we sew the motifs their faces downward -as shown in pictures. I also have changed this cord to make it an Irish cord. The original one was simple- just chains with three rows of single crochet. I have made the original one first to get its cauge , then replaced it with mine.
third, the hardiest part-background, I have started to make it from bottom , and made some slip stitches on motif to join them with background. Also please note that the wrong side of background is facing you. It was really hard for me to do this vest because it was my first attempt. I think I should practise with smaller piece of crochet. I still think there are some skills be needed to practise in control with background and motifs. I really still need this.
Anyway, I re-organized these pictures , and put them in my blog to share my small experience with anyone who wants to know how was my adventure.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Workshop of my Irish vest
Posted by Lily at 10:36 PM
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you really did a fine job with this vest Lily, it looks fantastic and the pictures are not bad at all..
ciao ciao Christa
You did a wonderful job on this vest Lily. It's wonderful of you to share your the process of how you made it. Thank you for sharing. I think the pictures turned out very good. I could see what you were talking about very clearly.
Barb
Olá! Obrigada pela visita.
Adorei seu blog! Parabéns!!!
Já estou te seguindo....
Bjs!
Rosangela.
It was my pleasure to visit your blog. Thanks for your compliment, and you are welcome in my blog.
Was machst du für tolle Sachen! Ich staune nur noch und bleibe gerne als Leserin bei dir.
Liebe Grüsse und danke für deine Worte bei mir
Brigitte
Hello Brigitte,
Thanks so much for your sweet compliments. Your work is really very beautiful.
Sen de yaz