Hypothesis:
I can draft patterns.
Prediction:
This will result in highly attractive and well-fitting garments, plus provide hours of entertainment.
Experiment:
Sleeveless Tunic #1, Basic Body Block (Revised): Pattern
Sleeveless Tunic #1, Basic Body Block (Revised): Garment
Sleeveless Tunic #1, Basic Body Block (Revised): Photo
Sleeveless Dress #2, Basic Body Block (Revised): Pattern
--forgot to take photo--
Sleeveless Dress #2, Basic Body Block (Revised): Garment
--forgot to take that photo too--
Sleeveless Dress #2, Basic Body Block (Revised): Front
Sleeveless Dress #2, Basic Body Block (Revised): Back
Conclusion:
I am not very good at generating hypotheses. It’s probably good that I didn’t go into molecular biology after all. I think they sort of expect you to be able to do that type of thing.
PS. Angie A, The Other Kristine, Judy and BigInJapan: thank you for the birthday wishes! xox
What a cute dress! You are a genius!
ReplyDeleteThat first one looks really cute on the hanger! The other one looks really cute on TLo. I think your hypothesis just requires a corollary of: after some adjusting and muslin-ing. Which makes you like the rest of us. Except way cooler than me for even attempting it.
ReplyDeleteAnd Happy Birthday!! Not sure how I missed that microscopic line about it in your last post. :-P
Are you sure that's your kid? She looks sort, I don't know, HAPPY. :P
ReplyDeleteThe dress is freaking CUTE!
The world of molecular biology would have kicked you out anyway because of your dad-blamed slowness. heh.
this is a test
ReplyDeleteSo what exactly is wrong with the stripey one? It looks great to me! Fit on the second one looks really nice, so I hope you're happy with that one. I'd have to agree with the corollary on your hypothesis - you don't think the garmetns I show are my first attempts do you?! Oh, and it's all fun, truly.
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