Friday Finish: Scout Tee

For the first time, since the '80's anyway, I made myself something to wear! My friend Caroline gave me a lesson in all the steps of making a Scout Tee from pattern sizing to sewing with knits to finishing the garment. 

Pretty pattern weights

Pretty pattern weights

I selected an Art Gallery Fabric knit fabric that is super soft and used stitches on my Janome Horizon that haven't been used (by me) before. I am pretty sure this is the first time I have sewn with jersey fabric on a sewing machine. I made sure to use a jersey/ball point needle but am not confident that my tension was perfect. I know I did not do the best job in matching thread color.

I kept forgetting that I wasn't to use a scant 1/4" seam

I kept forgetting that I wasn't to use a scant 1/4" seam

All that being said, I am pretty happy with my new shirt! I even wore it out of the house when my husband and I went to dinner! I only wish I had a better picture besides the selfie I took in my closet.

Ta-da!

Ta-da!

Caroline is a great teacher, and creating at Caroline's has extra benefits of chatting with friends, receiving moral support, and being fed extremely well!

And another selfie

And another selfie

Linking up with Crazy Mom Quilts (who is teaching in Orlando next week!!!)! Have a wonderful weekend and thanks for stopping by. Happy stitching,

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