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[frualeydis]

Slippery fabric is the work of an evil deity. I have just cut out all pieces for my bliaut and was cutting the lining for the sleeves, which is in a very slippery tomato orange viscose. One of the pieces looks terribly wonky, there is no way it could get the same shape as the sleeve it's supposed to line. Which is funny, because it's cut exactly after that sleeve!
Right now I'm ignoring this fact and I'm going to try to force it into that shape anyway, because I have no more fabric. I guess I could use scraps to make another sleeve, but I'm going to try with this one first, I mean it once had the same shape as the sleeve.

Comments

I 'd have torn it to shape

[jauncourt.livejournal.com]

... assuming that it's a square or rectangular piece. Is it on grain? I ask because viscose can look off grain when it isn't, because of how it dried or was pressed last.

What shape are you using for the sleeves?