>Didn't see a thread so thought I would create a space for inquiry.
I'm ready to buy a sewing machine and could use some direction in my purchase. I'm willing to blow up to $100 on something that will work for school next year. I hear that Brother is a trusted brand but I really know nothing about it. Any suggestions?
Gonna bump with great pieces I enjoy...
I'm a complete novice when it comes to textiles btw. My only experience in working with fabric is in screen printing.
>>11813469
I made my own version of the bare bomber by iise
because i'm broke not to long ago. will post pics when its out of the laundry.
>>11813587
cool anon
>>11813476
check pawn shops mang
i just have an old kenmore that i got for ~$50 and it works fine
also what is this, it's dope as fuck>>11813476
>>11813613
something from Etsy but i don't have the link :(
anyone have a good guide for darting a button down shirt and removing a box pleat?
>>11813598
Gonna do some DIY distressing on a shirt for winter.
Post this in the next DIY general:
https://warosu.org/fa/thread/S11682301
new links to books:
about sewing/knitting/dyeing
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/godDoDMo/file.html
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/DQa4BdNb/file.html
Colour theory by David Hornung
http://www92.zippyshare.com/v/j8KX1YVK/file.html
>>11813469
https://www.amazon.com/Brother-XL2600I-Affordable-25-Stitch-Free-Arm/dp/B000F7DPEQ/ref=sr_1_1?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1475287412&sr=1-1&keywords=sewing+machines
This is a good one, especially for beginners.
Bump with some companies that I've seen have good male-oriented patterns of basic stuff
Brooklyn Tweed has some nice looking knitting patterns
Thread Theory Design has really good looking patterns for basics.
Walden by Colette Patterns.
HotPatterns.com has some okay stuff.
Merchant & Mills has some okay looking patterns, but they're hella old-timey-inspired ones.
Burda has some okay ones but you've gotta trudge through miles of shit ones to find the decent ones.
check the /cgl/ archive too.
Should we create this thread once a month or something? Making clothes does take time and that time interval gives you enough time to make a project and show it in the thread.
>>11813598
u find that washed up on the beach?
Anybody know where I can find a pattern for a garment like this? It's called a birrus britanicus.
I apparently live in a third world shit-hole where high rise for men is completely unobtainable. Would sizing up+ intense cropping work for a loose fit?
>>11818770
In case I wasn't clear, I'd be belting it at the waist to simulate high rise pants, maybe undoing the seam and cutting a triangle shape off one side of each leg to create a slight bell bottom just above the waist
>>11818783
*above the ankle, fuck me