I just wanted to post a little visual update to my Kickstarter project that was funded a few months ago. After I got other major commitments out of the way, I was finally able to start working with the pattern drafting software. The software came with a 100+ page manual, which my eyes pretty much gloss over every time I try to look at (sad but true). I guess I can kind of compare it to learning Photoshop or Illustrator. I mean, really, why can't like 2 buttons suffice? ;-)
Anyway, I sort of fiddled with things enough that I got the basic pattern pieces for two dresses printed out. This by no means is even the tip of the iceburg, but it's definitely progress. I have a bunch of thrifted sheets and I'm planning to get some fabric cut up and see if they even somewhat resemble a dress when I slap them on my body...fingers crossed.
Thank you again to everyone who supported my endeavor, be it from a donation or hand-holding or re-Tweet or just well wishes. I really appreciate you all so much. :-) Will keep you posted...will be needing some pattern testers soon. ;-)






















I felt the same way when I was trying to learn EQ7. I applaud you for starting and making progress! Can't wait to see where you go with it!
ReplyDeleteGood luck with it! I still only use about, err, 1/8 of Photoshop's capabilities, but I've won competitions with my photos, so I guess you don't need to master it all at once ;o)
ReplyDeleteI am speechless....See this is why you are so inspiring..you just whipped these out during your loss of sewing mojo???? You are amazing and I soo can't wait to see this dress slapped onto you.
ReplyDeleteWhat program is it? I can't imagine anything harder than photoshop!
ReplyDeleteGood luck on the pattern drafting. I know you have worked hard to get to this point.
ReplyDeleteHow fun! Does the software automatically grade the sizes for you?
ReplyDeleteI would love to get my hands on some pattern making softwear! That's one of my life goals :) I can't wait to see your designs!
ReplyDeleteI bet they are perfect x
ReplyDeleteI admire that you have so many courage for getting know new complicated software! But I'm sure you'll succeed and I keep my fingers crossed for it!
ReplyDeletePS. I would love to be your pattern tester:)))
I'm so excited for you Sara xxx
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you design! I am sure it will be Sew Sweet! Good luck :)
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