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Vogue #1025 and Loes Hinse

beo | Posted in Patterns on

I’m about to make Vogue pattern #1025 in velvet (it was featured on the cover of Theads issue #140).  I would like to do sleeves–should I simply extend the cap sleeves or should I remove the cap sleeve and do a set in sleeve?

Also, has anyone used Loes Hinse patterns?  If so, how do they compare with Vogue?

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  1. woodruff | | #1

    In my experience, Loes Hinse patterns are marvelous. In terms of both construction and fit, they have nothing in common with Vogue: Loes' techniques are in many ways simpler and more like those of RTW, and her fit is MUCH more European, quite similar to Burda. I adore her cowl top, a very simple, classic garment:

    http://loeshinsedesign.com/categories/blouses_tops/cowl.html

    You might want to invest in one of her patterns, measure and fit it to yourself using a muslin (test garment), and see what you think.

    1. beo | | #2

      Thank you!  I like several of her jacket patterns and the cowl and princess seamed tee.  I'll take the plunge!

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