I guess my job as a pattern tester is to be sure that the instructions are clear and that other people will be able to follow them without problems. Amy has classed the pattern as being 'advanced' and I don't consider myself in that class quite yet. Maybe someone who is truly advanced in their abilities wouldn't have stumbled over the head, but at least the new diagrams that Amy created to help me through and I'm sure will prove to be helpful to anyone, no matter their level of ability.
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Wednesday, February 03, 2010
Houston, we have a head!
I guess my job as a pattern tester is to be sure that the instructions are clear and that other people will be able to follow them without problems. Amy has classed the pattern as being 'advanced' and I don't consider myself in that class quite yet. Maybe someone who is truly advanced in their abilities wouldn't have stumbled over the head, but at least the new diagrams that Amy created to help me through and I'm sure will prove to be helpful to anyone, no matter their level of ability.
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MA - this is fun to watch! You're doing great!
ReplyDeleteOoooo... almost done! Can't wait to see him all "put together!" He's looking great so far!
ReplyDeleteGood, i'll keep holding my breath for just a little longer tho, if that's alright. Glad you sorted it out with the pattern writer. K.
ReplyDeleteThat pattern looks WAAAAAAAY advanced to me, and I've sewn a lot! (though I was always niminal on stuffed animals or the dimensional things, other than garments.....)
ReplyDeleteBravo to you! Can't wait to see it done!!!
XXOO!!
Anne (clapping loudly...can you hear me???)
It's coming along and I can't wait for the big reveal.
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