Emergency T-tunic sewing?
Jan. 27th, 2016 10:10 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xelaYesterday was the first time in weeks I wore street clothes, and it was literally a pain in the ass. Or at least the hip. Especially every time I had to use the toilet.
Today I am wearing (if you can call it that) what is essentially a hospital blanket with a neck hole. Which, I couldn't help but notice, would have taken me about 10 minutes, in my heyday with my old black Singer, to turn into a perfectly reasonable T-tunic. And that T-tunics would be by far the most sensible garment for me to wear around the house for the next several weeks.
I don't have any more of these hospital blankets with the pre-cut neck hole. But I do have about a half-dozen hospital blankets. What I don't have is a sewing machine. Nor (with anything save old-school Singers) sewing-machine skills.
So, to cut to the chase, does anyone have time and inclination to sew a half-dozen basic T-tunics? Preferably in the next few days?
Today I am wearing (if you can call it that) what is essentially a hospital blanket with a neck hole. Which, I couldn't help but notice, would have taken me about 10 minutes, in my heyday with my old black Singer, to turn into a perfectly reasonable T-tunic. And that T-tunics would be by far the most sensible garment for me to wear around the house for the next several weeks.
I don't have any more of these hospital blankets with the pre-cut neck hole. But I do have about a half-dozen hospital blankets. What I don't have is a sewing machine. Nor (with anything save old-school Singers) sewing-machine skills.
So, to cut to the chase, does anyone have time and inclination to sew a half-dozen basic T-tunics? Preferably in the next few days?
