That is my excuse for not finishing it in one weekend. Here it is in progress:

I chose a sort of citron-celadon stretch satin for the lining, and the main fabric is a nice smooth doubleknit.

I have enough left over for either a skirt, or even a pinafore, or maybe some trousers.

I'm kidding, I mean this one:

These are the Kwik Sew 3115 yoga pants, which would be comfy for the 24 hours we have to be on the plane. I'd make 'em with a wider waistband so one could do the fold over thing like the January tripfit skirt (which for some reason I don't have a pic of, so I shall have to reference Kitty's)
3 comments:
you have referenced that 'shortall' pattern one too many times. I think you do protest too much...
I see the coat with huge buttons! The huger the better.
Oh yes, yuuuuge buttons!
C'mon, you know you want me to muslin that shortall for y'all!
Moggy, come on ... shortalls are it and a bit and you just luv 'em!
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