Showing posts with label Chisel Hem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chisel Hem. Show all posts
September 13, 2013
An OTC Classic Shirt Design...with Asymmetric Neckline and Chisel Hem
This shirt is one of my "classic designs", which sounds very La-dee-da, but really just means that is was made for one of my clients quite a while ago. <<smile>>
This client called this morning and ordered another just like it (different fabric, of course..that has yet to be decided)...so wish me luck that I can find his pattern again after 3 years...or I'll be drafting a new one! In any case, I thought I'd show this shirt to you again because it has some interesting details.
These details include an asymmetrical band collar that joins a narrow front button placket, and an angled "chiseled" hem, rather than a curved one. Other design features include very light gray contrast stitching, a Chiselled (spade) Hem, and a "Cigar Pocket". I also decided not to use light gray buttons, and use less predictable dark gray buttons instead.
SEWING NOTES: The Left Front pattern piece was drafted with less of a neckline curve (slightly shallower) than the right, so that the band collar falls open when worn. Pro-Woven Shirt-Crisp Fusible Interfacing and "By the Scoop" Buttons are from Fashion Sewing Supply, the textured cotton fabric came from my personal "Shirt-making Stash".
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