The Perfect Is The Enemy Of The Good
Apr. 13th, 2011 12:21 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sakon76Corset is all sewn, except for the binding. Which can't be put on until the bones are put in, and the bones are currently drying on the patio from their tipping.
Have I mentioned Wonderful Husband is wonderful? He cut and tipped all the bones for me.
And have I mentioned Disney is a pain in the ass design-wise? I'm doing a dress for a 1920s character that has a 1860s bodice, a 1950s waistline, and a 1700s hoopskirt. *kills them all*
But I am making a promise to myself to someday revisit this corset pattern and make another one with the aim of leisurely perfection.
Have I mentioned Wonderful Husband is wonderful? He cut and tipped all the bones for me.
And have I mentioned Disney is a pain in the ass design-wise? I'm doing a dress for a 1920s character that has a 1860s bodice, a 1950s waistline, and a 1700s hoopskirt. *kills them all*
But I am making a promise to myself to someday revisit this corset pattern and make another one with the aim of leisurely perfection.
