My first Indy Shirt
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My first Indy Shirt
A few weeks ago I made my first Indy shirt. It came out a bit rough, but I was satisfied with my first try.
I am already working on an upgraded model, but I will make a new post about that when it's finished.
Here are some pics:
With Raiders jacket and hat:
Shirt front:
Shirt back:
"Action shot":
Thanks for looking!
Cheers,
Bear
I am already working on an upgraded model, but I will make a new post about that when it's finished.
Here are some pics:
With Raiders jacket and hat:
Shirt front:
Shirt back:
"Action shot":
Thanks for looking!
Cheers,
Bear
Re: My first Indy Shirt
very good work. I'm liking your jacket,its got a nice drape to it-is it a wested ?
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Re: My first Indy Shirt
Came out great.
Did you make the entire thing from scratch or did you modify an existing shirt?
Regards,
Indiana Jeff
Did you make the entire thing from scratch or did you modify an existing shirt?
Regards,
Indiana Jeff
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Re: My first Indy Shirt
Thank you! The jacket is a wested raiders in shrunken lamb. Very light and comfortable!donovan wrote:very good work. I'm liking your jacket,its got a nice drape to it-is it a wested ?
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Thanks! I made it entirely from scratch. I took the rough pattern from an old shirt. Took it apart, traced it on cardboard and I used the stencils. I had to figure out the strips, pockets and shoulder flaps, though.Indiana Jeff wrote:Came out great.
Did you make the entire thing from scratch or did you modify an existing shirt?
Regards,
Indiana Jeff
Cheers,
Bear
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Re: My first Indy Shirt
This coming from a fellow who feels extremely proud when he sews on a button (me), I'm VERY impressed!
HIGH regard! Michaelson
HIGH regard! Michaelson
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Thank you very much, Michaelson! It was my first 'big' sewing project. I usually do leather stuff.Michaelson wrote:This coming from a fellow who feels extremely proud when he sews on a button (me), I'm VERY impressed!
HIGH regard! Michaelson
And sewing a button is not an easy matter. It was my least favourite task, until I learned how to do it with a sewing machine.
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Re: My first Indy Shirt
Nice work!
I’ve asked my wife about making shirts and she dives for cover!
(And she’s made a lot of her own clothes...)
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I’ve asked my wife about making shirts and she dives for cover!
(And she’s made a lot of her own clothes...)
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This is very impressive!
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Thanks guys, I am glad you like it!
@Dalexs: there are some parts of the shirt that are a doozie! The collar, cuffs and the sleeve seams...
@Dalexs: there are some parts of the shirt that are a doozie! The collar, cuffs and the sleeve seams...
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Re: My first Indy Shirt
Nice work! I wouldn't have a clue where to start when it comes to making a shirt from scratch.
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Thank you! Well, I started with a lot of research to see how a shirt is put together and what would be the correct steps of assembly. After that... I copied an old shirt pattern and went very slowly cutting up the panels and putting everything together.Dangerfreak wrote:Nice work! I wouldn't have a clue where to start when it comes to making a shirt from scratch.
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Well, I guess if you really want to do something, you've just gotta find how yourself. That's a good attitude to have. Good luck with further creations.
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Yep, I had to learn how to do a lot of stuff lately. It's always a long journey, but very satisfying in the end.
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Re: My first Indy Shirt
Impressive, i can barely fold a napkin...
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Thanks! I've had a lot of practice ever since I was a kid. I used to make all kinds of stuff I couldn't buy, more or less succesfully...IndianaJustin wrote:Impressive, i can barely fold a napkin...