I had to remove this episode for technical reasons, but
I republished it in February 2014 ashttp://enchantedbysewing.blogspot.com/2014/02/ench-by-sew-017-gettin-shirty.html
Hey, the April 2013 "Enchanted By Sewing" Podcast is available in the pod-o-sphere!
This month we're getting' Shirty.
You can listen to the show right on the web by clicking on this link. Or, download this podcast free from iTunes, to play on your favorite mobile device/mp3 player (like an iPhone or an Android), by clicking on this link to iTunes.
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Is that garment you're sewing a shirt or a blouse? Is it the collar stand, or lack thereof that makes you decide one way or another? How about set-in sleeves versus dropped? Maybe it's your choice of fabric.... This month Laurel talks about her experiences creating her No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency Shirt, with a Butterick pattern that sometimes says shirt and other times blouse. She also discusses sewing techniques that say shirt, and chats a little about the history of shirts and shirty language (with special attention to a scene from a Harry Potter book ).
This podcast is an extension of my on-web sewing life journal Me Encanta Coser, a blog that tells the story of an arty-romantic plain sewist in CA. My blog is written in English. The blogs name, and occasional references, pays tribute to the beautiful Spanish language which is a part of both the history and modern culture of the San Francisco Bay area, where I live.
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| Check out a free excerpt from My Heart Beats Faster in Past Times By clicking here |
The show is created, produced, and brought to you by Laurel Shimer author of the Time Travel e-book My Heart Beats Faster in Past Times. This historical romance, ebook-novella is available exclusively on amazon.com for your iPad, nook or kindle ebook reader, for only 99 cents (Only 99 cents? That's less than a cup of coffee!)
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Links
http://meencantacoser.blogspot.com/2013/04/shirt-or-blouse-pattern-plays-important.html
• No. 1 Lady's Detective Agency Shirt
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This book has really helped me to improve my sewing and seam finishing skills. The illustrations and descriptions are spot on!
