One should think that it is fairly easy to sew a straight form especially when one is working on a template styrofoam base having the desired size. Not so here - since I combined different types of one-way nets, some of them stretched and pulled and brought in a mind of their own. I consider myself an experienced seamstress, but I ended up struggling to get the second part at least somewhat similar to the first. Not that I minded - it was fun working on the solution to the problem. The upholstery fabric left-overs I found in a thrift shop were just the inspiration I needed. The shoulder strap's dedication was to be a belt for a dress, but it never made it. They sold them by the bucket load in the same shop.
One should think that it is fairly easy to sew a straight form especially when one is working on a template styrofoam base having the desired size. Not so here - since I combined different types of one-way nets, some of them stretched and pulled and brought in a mind of their own. I consider myself an experienced seamstress, but I ended up struggling to get the second part at least somewhat similar to the first. Not that I minded - it was fun working on the solution to the problem. The upholstery fabric left-overs I found in a thrift shop were just the inspiration I needed. The shoulder strap's dedication was to be a belt for a dress, but it never made it. They sold them by the bucket load in the same shop.