padding and shaping the under collar for my traditional model. Looks pritty good to me :-)
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Beautiful work.
Wow, those padding stitches look amazing. Very uniform. If I had done that, I'd hate to cover it up. Might be a new fashion trend. 😄 The shaping or iron work came out great too. After watching Reza do it, and seeing yours laid out got me thinking; wonder if a tailor ever uses the mannequin as a ham to press or baste curves into collars? Seems like it would be difficult to get the exact shape on both sides (over the shoulders) without it.