I started on the McCall's 4079 shirt. This pattern has good reviews on Pattern Review. I decided to do the long-sleeve version with collar(view D) and add a pocket. I am using some very soft white cotton-weave material I purchased at the thrift store. It has a subtle pattern of some lines and little poofs here and there.
I usually trace my patterns onto tissue paper I buy at the Dollar store. It is very economical.
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Now it is all cut out and marked. I'll start to assemble it next.
I purchased an older over-edge machine on eBay. It was a terrific deal, including the owner's manual and the original box. It is a Brother 523 three-thread. Once I get the tension adjusted and figure out how to use it, I'll use it on my next project.
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Brother 523
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See you next time.