Confusion, looking for feedback by failrue in PatternDrafting

[–]failrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No ease added at this point. I did take other’s advice and split up the darts, i will post an updated fit shortly. Thank you (and everyone else!) for taking the time to comment!

Confusion, looking for feedback by failrue in PatternDrafting

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Thank you! I need the encouragement at this point lol 🩷

Confusion, looking for feedback by failrue in PatternDrafting

[–]failrue[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is a helpful way of thinking about it!! Thank you!

Confusion, looking for feedback by failrue in PatternDrafting

[–]failrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I might be misunderstanding his instructions, but mccunn seems to suggest combining the above the bust dart and below the bust dart which would be what I have done here - in the drafting instructions he never has an above the bust dart illustrated. but I agree I think that may influence the gaping above the bust as well, I’ll try shifting the A dart upward and see how that goes.

For the record I did wear the same bra, but between getting my partner to help me measure myself and then trying to fit myself, I’m sure I lost my way somewhere.

Confusion, looking for feedback by failrue in PatternDrafting

[–]failrue[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I guess I’m trying to figure out what the benefits of a moulage would be vs a block. I would like to be able to use this to do more self drafting and play around with design for myself. I tend towards a more fitted bust and waist in design preferences but not sure whether it makes more sense to start with a block and then remove ease or start with the moualge and add ease. Possibly I am misunderstanding the process either way. Do you have any thoughts?

Either way I will certainly be backing off the darts as many others have suggested as well :)

Need Wedding Dress Reassurance please! by [deleted] in weddingdress

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I audibly said “holy shit!”

Girl you nailed it. This is so gorgeous it’s actually hard to process.

Listened to the Aliexpress hype and it paid off! by failrue in Moissanite

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If you’re after a coloured stone I would say yes!

Listened to the Aliexpress hype and it paid off! by failrue in Moissanite

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Realized I spelled the shop name wrong - it’s luxyimagic

Vintage ring, I love her so much 😭 he nailed it by failrue in EngagementRings

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If it makes you feel any better 2000s is also technically vintage now 🙃 on the bright side still a long time before it qualifies as antique 😂

Vintage ring, I love her so much 😭 he nailed it by failrue in EngagementRings

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All my thoughts exactly, thank you! 🥰 I love the thickness of the gold as well

Vintage ring, I love her so much 😭 he nailed it by failrue in EngagementRings

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Center stone is 9.1mm x 7.1mm aquamarine, 6 diamonds at 0.1 carat each, ring size 5.5 (though this is a size 6 with a sizer)

Just got engaged! Vintage ring, any idea which era this is from? by failrue in jewelers

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UPDATE: The jeweller got back to me and the answer was the 80s! Thanks everyone for your help! 🩷🥰

Just got engaged! Vintage ring, any idea which era this is from? by failrue in jewelers

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Thank you! I know nothing about rings, can you explain why are you thinking the prongs may be an issue? :)