Inside Scout

I am generally a very casually dressed person. Like tshirt and jeans pretty much 99% of the time. However, I recently had occasion to require something a little smarter, but didn’t want to be uncomfortable in super smarts, as that just isn’t me.

I got a nice selection of fabric from the recent Bay Area Sewists fabric swap, including some rayon in this cute print:

Owls

I think the little guy who looks like he is wearing a red beanie is my favourite.

I had just enough to revisit my TNT tee pattern, the Grainline Studio Scout Tee, and the change in fabric  to the drapier rayon I think made it a little smarter. Being rayon, I decided to finish the inside seams with french seams, bias around the neckline (not my best work, the drapey fabric was prone to going a little askew), and double folded hems.

Insides

Dressed up a little with some smart trousers? I think it looked ok:

Grainline Scout

While I was in the Scout-making flow, I also whipped up another couple, one using some printed cotton from the fabric swap, another using an impulse coupon buy from Joann 🙂

Scouts

The insides of the others, I just finished by pressing the seams open and overlocking the edges, and the hems by overlocking the edge, folding over once, and then stitching down. Simples.

Insides

Originally posted at BakingMakingandCrafting.com

12 thoughts on “Inside Scout

    • I can’t take too much credit for the fabric (except the whales), I just spotted them with my eagle eyes in the fabric swap!

      I also have some awesome safari print fabric that is awaiting a project.

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