I don't plan on opening any seams; just finishing the ends of the twill-tape by turning them under and stitching them down. The whole cloak is destined to never see the inside of a washing machine, so I think this will be sufficient to 'seal the deal' as it were.
The images above are meant to depict the cloak's body, and the center front opening. The trim will run up the front, around the collar, and then down the other side of the cloak's body. To some extent, the distance between the trim bits and their overall distance from the edge *may* be determined by how I can best use the inner strip along the collar to 'hide' or cover the join where the collar and cloak-body meet.
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Date: 2013-11-20 08:56 pm (UTC)The images above are meant to depict the cloak's body, and the center front opening. The trim will run up the front, around the collar, and then down the other side of the cloak's body. To some extent, the distance between the trim bits and their overall distance from the edge *may* be determined by how I can best use the inner strip along the collar to 'hide' or cover the join where the collar and cloak-body meet.
;)
Tricksie tricksie....