/fa/ - Fashion

>>11493890
>Can you explain this?
Yep. It's like understanding how a wheel works before you start riding bicycles. It'll teach you how to tighten the stitch, various ways of folding the fabric in seams and so on. Also, randomly trying to sew pieces of fabric together on a sewing machine is more often then not a waste of time. However, joining them using a simple running stitch, adjusting the shape accordingly and sewing it on the machine afterwards will save you a lot of time (failed trials) and money (destroyed fabric).

>Year
That's the time I needed to gather the knowledge and skills needed to make completely functioning dress shirt I wouldn't be ashamed of while wearing. You know, it's not just sewing itself - pattern making is oftentimes the harder part of the deal. However, understanding the process of making a plain tee or something doesn't require a lot of time. I guess you could do it after a month or two, on your 2nd try or something.

That being said, if you don't feel like hand stitiching at all, do it your way, I am not saying mine's the best one.

>>11493839
Read above. It's not, it's just as I said - I (like it's just me) think that it is useful skill that has proven to be pretty valuable since I've learned it. You don't neccessairly NEED to have it, but every tailor does.

>>11460760
I am one inch taller than him, according to the items decription. I can't tell how thin he is, but I am not fatter than him.

No plans for face tattoos, period.