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norrskensbards cloak stats
So far we have done 58 hours of stitching on the cloak. This is about 14.5 meters of embroidery. I just measured, the northern lights, instrument, and cloak hem together comprise about 41.3 meters of embroidery, so we are about 35% done.
It has been 31 days since I started, which means that the cloak has seen an average of 1.9 hours a day of stitching.
There are 51 days left before the event, which means it will need 2.1 hours a day between now and then to be done. Good thing more than one person can work on it at once.
By "done" I mean the minimum, not the ideal--these numbers don't include a third colour of lights that would be nice to add on top (I have the fabric). They also don't include the stitching around the hem to keep the lining from poofing out (as well as looking nice itself) or the letters around the hem saying that the cloak is for the Norrskensbard.
It has been 31 days since I started, which means that the cloak has seen an average of 1.9 hours a day of stitching.
There are 51 days left before the event, which means it will need 2.1 hours a day between now and then to be done. Good thing more than one person can work on it at once.
By "done" I mean the minimum, not the ideal--these numbers don't include a third colour of lights that would be nice to add on top (I have the fabric). They also don't include the stitching around the hem to keep the lining from poofing out (as well as looking nice itself) or the letters around the hem saying that the cloak is for the Norrskensbard.