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1. Introduction: Hello and welcome to my
class on how to make. And so a turbine head
band widths pendant. My name is Adobe. I am your instructor
for this class. I'm a fashion designer. I've been designing
for many years. I enjoy making crafts by hand, sewing dresses, as
well as embroidery. And this is what we will
be making in this class, which is called a
fabric Torben headband, which is sent up
pendant or a brooch, all made with fabric pieces
you can find around you. This is a class structure
for this class. The first lesson
video of this class, which we're currently on, is the introduction video. After the introductory
part of this class, we'll be moving into the
second lesson video. Well, begin showing the
steps of making the fabric Taba and headband from scratch
in that same lesson video. And there'll be exploring
the list of materials used, the steps to measure and cut out fabric pieces for the
job and headband. And then we'll move on
to the steps of how to show the edges of the
cutout fabric pieces. Next, we'll continue making the turbine head band projects
in the third lesson video, where I'll show you
how to iron floods the fabric pieces and the stitches, and then how to create the center twists nodes
for the turbine headband. Moving into the
fourth lesson video, I'll walk you through the
steps on how to fold and glue down the center twist on
the edges of the headband. After that, the
fifth lesson video, I'll show you how
to cut out and add the elastic bands onto the
edges of the turbine headband. Indices lesson video, I'll
show you how to add and so on dependence large brooch onto the center part of
the turbine headband. After that, we'll be moving into the seventh lesson video, which is the overview of the class projects for the job
and had been making class. In this part of
the lesson video, I'll be walking you
through the steps of how to execute
your class project for this class and the eighth and final lesson
video of this class. I'll show you the final
looks and the conclusion of the fabric Torben had
been making class. And again, this is
what we'll be making a fabric to ban headband. Again, this is a
sewing DIY projects, meaning will be
stitching and joining the fabric pieces together using hand sewing stitches
or meshing soon stitches. This is a beginner class, so do not worry if you do not
have prior sewing skills. Just so along with me as
demonstrated in the class, as it is easy and simple to follow key skills you'll
learn in this class. In this class you'll
gain creative skills. Here, you will learn how to re-imagine the basic
fabric had been designed to get a
different design called the turbine head band. You also learned
simple sewing skills. In this class, I'll show you the basic sewing techniques
on how to measure and cut the fabric
pattern pieces from scratch for you to
ban had been making. You will also gain technical
skills in this class, where I'll show you easy
fabric manipulation technique, which you can use to apply in your toe ban had been making, and lastly, you gain
crafting skills. I'll show you how
to add our walk with simple crafting
supplies and tools to create
unique fabric turban, headband, accessories. Skill level for this class. This class is ideal for beginners because the
easiest steps and visuals in this class are easy and straightforward
for you to follow. And there's also a PDF sewing pattern
template I provided for you that you can use for your clotting
process and you can access it in this section
below this video. However, individuals
with intermediate to advanced crafting or
sewing skills who want to refresh their knowledge on
the basics can as well joined this class has no prior crafting or sewing skills is required, only the will to learn
and have creative fun. This class is ideal for fashion
and sewing enthusiasts, arts and craft lovers,
students, freelancers, art, intrapreneurs,
fashion designers, hobbyists, artists, beginners, or any creative or as
individual who wants to acquire new creative or
crafting skills or techniques. Although ways you can apply the skills you learn
in this class, you can use steps and
techniques you'll learn in this class to make the basic
types of fabric head bands, as well as other types of
fabric headband variations, like the toolbar headband, the African not headband, and the bull head
band and so on. It all depends on
your imagination, your creativity, and your
chosen style or design. What you learn from this class. By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with the
skills to confidently creates fashionable fabric
turban head bands to use for your own collection. You will also learn the measurements and
the steps to cut out the fabric pieces
you'll be working with to make the
toe ban headband. Also in this class, you learn a fabric
manipulation technique that will help you
easily achieve the signature twists not designed at the center of the
tube and headband. Furthermore, you will
learn how to add elastic strips to the back of the head band and how
to add and so on. Dependence large brooch to the front of the headband twist. Finally, in the later
part of this class, you will see the
finished and final looks of the tub and
headband on a model. If you are in need of one
indoor activity to try at home, or you just have ideas
for a craft project. Or you're just interested
in learning how to create stylish hair accessories
and turbine head bands. And you, I needed some guidance. This class will easily get you started with that being said, it's time to bring
out your materials. You're crafting supplies. You'll choose your
imagination and your creativity as we jump right into the next video
lesson of this class. In the next video, lesson two, we'll begin making our
fabric Torben headband, and I'll begin to
walk you through the steps and the list
of materials used. I'll show you how to
measure and cut out the fabric pieces that we'll use to make the
turbine head band. Now see you in the
next lesson video two.
2. Measure, Cut out, Sew and Turn inward the piece of fabric.: Welcome to the second
lesson video of this class, where we'll begin making the
fabric TO been headband. In this lesson video, I'll be walking you
through the list of materials used to make
a turban headband, as well as the steps
to measure and cut out the fabric pieces we're working with to make a turban headband. Now again, this is what we
are making in this class, which is a fabric
turbine headband with tendons or approach. And the materials used to make this project are one fabric, any color or type of
fabric wish, however, I use cotton fabric
in this class, you can choose to use a stretchy fabric
or a plain fabric. Anyone of your
choice is fine too. Uh, you all purpose glue, HESI, three elastic
band or strip, which is a medium-size
and it measures half an inch wide
for measuring tape, five scissors, six, hot iron, seven rind stone pendants, which can be sold
on hand stitched, 800 needle and thread, nine pen or a marker, ten sewing pins,
which is optional. And then finally, the PDF sewing pattern templates are attached for you
below this video, which is optional
to use as well. Now, beginning with
step one manual and cut out twice
on the bulk fabric, the length of 5 "
two times and a width of 25 " two times as well. Then cutout two pieces of fabric along the same measurements
using the scissors. Repeat this same
measurements again on the bulk fabric to cut out
the second piece of fabric, identical to the first one. Step to take one of the cutout, rectangular piece of fabric
that we cut out in step one and then fold it in half on
the wrong side of the fabric. After folding it,
you ensure that the spiritual edges of
the fabric needs each other and aligned next using
a hand needle and thread. First tie a knot at the end of the thread and then
begin to hand Sue, running stitches along the
raw edges of the fabric. So the raw edges by walking your needle and
thread from left to right and all the way through to the end of a long piece
of rectangular fabric. After you, I don't show him the first piece
of folded fabric. Use a needle and thread to tie is secure node by
looping the tread and needle in on itself three times and then cut out the
thread using a scissors. Repeat this same soy
technique to solve the second rectangular
cut-out piece of fabric along the raw edges using your hand chunk vulva and the first sown rectangular piece of fabric from it's wrong side, onto the right side
of the fabric, pass one of the fabric and through the tunnel
of the fabric, and then out through
the other side. Repeat this same toning
process for the second. So nice of fabric
as well to Tony it from the wrong side onto the
right side of the fabric. Antoni, over the fabric to its right side after
was also repeats the same tonic process that
we covered in step three to turn over the second
fabric to his right side. And when you are done, both fabrics begin
to look identical, would look like this, an identical to each other. Now, now we have two
identical soon fabric pieces. We sat them down and move on to the next step in the
next video lesson. Now join me in the next
video lesson three, welcome to making the
fabric turbine headband as we'll be
continuing the class. And I'll be walking you through
the steps on how to iron, twist and fold the fabric
pieces that we just cut out into the signature Torben
twists, not sheep. Now see you in the
next lesson video.
3. Iron, Twist and Fold the fabric into the Turban shape: We'll be continuing the class here and the third lesson video. And I'll be walking
you through the continuous steps on how to iron twists and fold
the fabric pieces that we caught out in the
previous lesson video into a signature to ban
twist, not design shape. Now, continuing
with the next step, which is step four, tick the first fabric piece and then straighten
out the fabric on the right side and also
stretching the songs seem edges. Then using your
hand and a warm ion begin to ion and
flatten the stitches on the edges of the
fabric piece also press flats the folded edges at the other side of
the fabric as well. Repeat this same process on. And for the second
fabric piece that is identical to the first onto
your bolt fabric pieces. Nice and ion flat. Step five to begin creating this signature TO been
twist, not design, begin by placing the
first fabric piece diagonally on a flat
surface and then place the second fabric
piece diagonally as well across and over
the first fabric piece. Next, take one edge
of the fabric, which is the edge at
the top right corner, and then cross it over
the center to meet the edge of the fabric that
is at the bottom left corner. Repeat this same
process by taking the other edge at the
top left corner and then cross it over the center to meet the edge of the fabric at
the bottom-right corner. After that, join these two edges together and then pull
the fabric pieces, gets the signature twists, not design at the center
of the folded fabric. Use your finger to adjust
our range and layer the fabrics on top of each other as you just set it aside. As we move on to the
next video, lesson four, there will be continued
in this class and steps, and I'll be showing
you how to glue the folds and the layers and then fold the edges for the elastic strip in
subsequent steps. Now seeing the next
video lesson four.
4. Glue the folded layers and Fold in the edges.: Welcome to your fourth
lesson video of this class. In this part of the class, we'll be continuing to steps
and I'll be showing you how to glue down the folds are layer of fabric
together and then fold the edges of
the fabrics as well. Now, continue with
the next step, which is step six, after we are done using the overlapping
technique to create the signature shape of the twists naught for
the tub and headband, as I showed you in the previous
lesson video and steps. You then proceed
next to using go ahead save or glucagon
to hold down and secure the folds and layers of the pieces on both sides
of the toolbar headband and also secure the
signature design of the center twist
naught at the center. This glue and method would help ensure that the center
is in place and to maintain its shape
of the Sorbonne and the syntax wish not design
this glowing metal will also help to ensure that the
fabric stays even when it's been moved to prevent it from shifting and
losing its shape. Moving on to the next step, which is step seven, after the layers of fabric has been glued down side-by-side, I showed in the previous step. Next, you begin walking
on the two ends of our turbine headband
to also prepare it to add the
elastic strips next, first using a Seasons
Hotels and trim off all the excess fabric or both of the ends of the
turbine headband, that is the right side
and the left side of the Torben had
been after cotton out all the excess raw edges of the overlap fabric to ensure
and make sure it is equal U. Then use your finger
and begin to fold the vertical edges inwards and in on itself on both sides. This is to ensure that you hide the raw edges are both ends
and also to ensure that the edges are knitting dog
in preparation for adding the elastic in the future
steps as a pro tip, you can decide to use a hot iron to iron down this
folded edges to ensure that the folds are secure and in place before moving
on to the next step. Now this is how urban
design looks like. It is slowly beginning
to take shape. We continue this class in
the next video lesson, and I'll be walking you
through the steps on how to cut out ad and saw the elastic strips to the edges
of the turbine head band. Now, see you in the next
video, lesson five.
5. Cut out, Add and Sew on the Elastic band strip to the back of the headband: Welcome to the fifth lesson
video of this class. In this part of the class, we'll continue
steps of making the fabric TO been headband
with pendants here. And I'll be walking you through the steps of how to cut out ad. So the elastic strip
to the ends of the tube and headband now
continue with the next step, which is step eight, measure using a tape
rule and then mark the points you have measured
using a pen or a marker. After that, you then
use a scissors to cut out a piece
of elastic strip, which is a medium-size. And our strip, strip, again, you will be measuring
2.5 " horizontally lengthwise along
the elastic strip and then cutouts along
these measurements. Subsequently repeats this
coating process to cut out another identical elastic strip to make it a total of two shots. Elastic strips, which
we'll be using to attach on the TBA and headband
ends in the next step, step 91 of the 2.5 " elastic
strip that we previously cuts out and then
put small amount of glue at the edges of
the illustrious trip. Then talk the glute edges inside the folded ends of the head bands on both
sides of the head band, which is both the left
side and the right side, and repeats the
same gluing process to blue chalk and
then attach the ends of the 2.5 " elastic strips to the folded ends of the
turbine head bands as well. Repeat this same glue in
and talking process for the second identical
elastic strip that will also cut out. I don't glue in ane the edges of the elastic band strip onto the ends of the
turbine headband. Move on to the next step, which is step ten. We're going to start showing on elastic bands to the edges of the turbine head band to secure the elastic strip using
a needle and thread, walk your way from
right to left. And so short running stitches
are back stitches on the folded ends of the headband that has
elastic strip in it. And show you so on and over the edges of the
elastic strip as this will help
fasting and secure the elastic strip on
the headband folds. After I don't swing on one side, which is the right
side of the head band. Repeat the same process on the other end of the
headband as well, which is a left side
of the headband to ensure that elastic
strip is fastened and to secure the other end of
the Sorbonne headband after I don't swim
both ends and show you ended sewing process by noting the thread
and then cutting it off using a scissors as this will help you
fasten your stitches. In short that the stitches
after I had asked slowing down all your stitches and
cutting off the thread, you don't use your
hand to stretch the elastic band to ensure that the elastic is probably fasten and joined to
the turbine head band. This is also a way
of testing that the elastic band won't come off or snap when it's been worn. Now as you can see, it's about headband
is starting to take shape and we
are almost done. However, we still need to add the flask and finishing touch, which is pendens approach. Now join me in the
next video lesson where I'll be walking you
through the steps of adding and sewing on a brooch or
dependence at the center twist, not part of the headband. And I'll see you in
the next video lesson.
6. Add/sew on the pendant and finish up the turban headband: Welcome to the sixth lesson
video of this class. In this part of the class, I'll be showing you
how to add dependence and then finish up the
turbine head band. Now continue the next step, which is step 11, using a
hand needle and thread, began by noting the end of the thread and
then begin to show dependence or brooch onto the center of the
Autobahn headband, use a couple of Hemings, stitches to so on dependence
slash brooch position slightly above the twists not designed at the centre
of the tub and headband. After you, I don't sewing, use the needle to tie a
knot three times to secure the stitches and then show that dependence is properly fastened. Then proceed to cause the
excess thread using a scissors. And then we have it guys
are Autobahn headband with pendens is ready and this is how the finished
look will look like. Now go ahead and
where you're finished turbine headband
to ensure it fits. Now that we're done
with the steps of making your fabric,
Toba and headband. Join me in the next
video, lesson seven, where I'll be walking
you through the steps of your class project
for this class. And after your class
project videos, I'll be showing you how the turbine fabric
headband will look like on the Moodle and the
finished looks in the final conclusion
part of this class, which is video lesson eight. Now join me in the next video, lesson seven for
your class project.
7. Overview of the Class Project - Make your own Pendant turban headband: Overview of the class project. The class project is
to follow the steps in the class videos or make your own TO been
headband with pendants, you can use the
PDF pre-designed. So in patterns I provided
for you as a guide when quoting your fabric and when you are
making your own work, you can also find the
PDF pattern templates in the attachment link below this video for you to
download and printing. And this is an example of how the attached PDF templates for the fabric Taba and headband will look like after printing out the
pattern and enjoining the pages together to access
the PDF template pattern, simply click the project and resources tab below this video and then click the link for the pattern templates
to download this pattern options and insights
for your class project, you can choose to use the provided attached PDF
headband pattern template, or you can choose not to use it if you want to measure and cut out parts and pieces for
the headband from scratch, then go ahead and
follow this step one in video lesson
two of this class to see the measurements and coating process to get the
fabric pattern pieces. You'll be working with. Another option on the inside
for your class project. You will notice that
I use hand sewing, which is running stitches
in this class too so and join the fabric
lay-up pieces together. However, using hands-on
stitches is not compulsory. You can alternatively use
the sewing machine to enjoin the fabric pieces
and elastic band together. Instead, steps of the
class projects, one, download the attached predrawn PDF headband pattern
templates onto your device to print out the templates using a regular
printer and an A4 paper. Then afterwards you say glue to join the pages
together. If needed. To join the pages
together if needed. Three, you can't duplicate the templates by
tracing the lines and silhouette of the printed
pattern templates onto a fresh sheet of paper. This is optional For follow the steps in the videos
to create along with me, if you choose not to use the PDF headband
templates patterns, then start from the beginning
of the video lesson to measure and cut out from scratch all the fabric
pieces you need. Kindly refer to video lesson
to the list of materials used to make the turbine head
band, respectively, five, share your finished projects
by posting and uploading pictures of your work on
the project galleries six, Feel free to revisit
the lesson videos. You can pause, rewind,
or slow it down, or to get a better
understanding before moving to the next
steps in the class. Suggestions for a
successful class project. One, use the correct
materials and tools as shown in the video
lesson of this class to prepare your workspace
before you get started and before you start
making your fabric tub and headband is important
to gather all your supplies and then lay them out to
make the process smoother. Three, don't be afraid
to make mistakes. Relax, use your imagination
and have creative fun. Now that we have covered all the steps of
your class projects, join me in the next
and last video lesson, which is the conclusion
part of this class, where I'll be showing
you the final looks of the fabric turbine hair band, which we just created. Now see you in the last
and final video lesson. Each.
8. Final Look and Conclusion of the Class: Now we have come to the
conclusion part of this class. I'm super happy you
made it this far. This is a final look
of the fabric Taba and headband that we actually
are created in this class. Now that we are
successfully done with the fabric TO been
headband making process, we try on the tub and
headband and this is how the fabric Taba and headband
would look like on its own. And also this is how the fabric TO been
headband will look like on a model
after trying it on. Important tips for this class, which will also help you when
making your class project. Tip number one, gather your
supplies if you are using a sewing pattern templates or the attached PDF
had been template. I provided and show that you read the patterns
and understand the pattern templates
carefully first and then after reading it, it's important to gather
every soy supply or two that you would need to make your turbine hair band
or class project. This tip is important
as stopping your work because you do not have what you need or the supplies you need. Cross his frustration and
lowers your productivity. Another tip for this class, Tip number to secure
the stitches. If you are using hand
sewing stitches to secure every end of the stitches
with a few tiny box stitches. And then finally a hostage,
this unimportant tip, because during this process, you would manipulate your
fabric pieces more or less. And the stress you will put
on your stitches and on the fabric can cost the ends of the
stitches to pull apart. Therefore, it's
important to avoid this. Save time and make your
head been stronger by properly securing the ends
of yours and soon stitches. Please note, if you
choose to use a machine, Jones teaches, do not see any technique will
not be required. Recap of the key
takeaways of this class. In this class, I showed you a popular folding slash
fabric manipulation technique that will easily help you achieve the signature
turbine twist, not design when making your
own turbine hair headband, I also showed you the steps to measure and the steps to cut out the fabric pattern pieces
for the turbine head band. I also showed you
how to neaten up rock edges of a fabric pieces, as well as how to
hand soul the layers of fabric pieces together using the hand running
stitches and also how to flatten their songs
teaches using your iron. I also demonstrated in the
earlier part of this class how to add elastic strip to
the back of the head band, and how to add a pendant or brooch to the front of the
head band to decorate it. And in conclusion, in the later and final
part of this class, I showed you the finished
and final look of the fabric tub and
headband on a model. It is worthy to note
that you can follow my steps to create exactly
what was made in the class. However, feel free to change any parts of the
craft Tim process. As you add variation
to your fabric, to Yvonne had been designs
and showcase your creativity. Recap of students action
in the class project. One, download the attached predrawn PDF
headband pattern template onto your device and then print out this template using the regular
printer and an A4 paper. Then glue and joining the printed out paper
pages together if needed. This is optional to follow the steps in the class videos
to create along with me, if you choose not to use the PDF headband pattern
templates I've provided. Then go ahead and start
from the beginning of the video lessons
to measure and cut out your fabric pattern
pieces from scratch. Kindly refer to video
lesson two for the list of materials used to make the turbine head
band, respectively. Three, try using other
colors or fabric, thread or fabric types other than what was
used in this class. Has this will help add variation to your fabric turbine
headband design for you can vary the size of your toolbar and headband by
making it bigger or smaller, simply increase or decrease the inches of the length
and width measurements. When cutting out the
fabric pattern pieces for your turbine headband five, feel free to revisit the lesson. You can pause, speed
it up, slow it down, or to get a better understanding before moving to
the next section, the next steps are
videos of this class. And finally, if you need
any questions answered or further clarification on the
steps covered in this class, kindly let me know in the comments section
below this video. Now, we just concluded all
the steps of how to make a fabric turbine headband
with a pen dance approach. Definitely child's what
you have learned in this class and try out
your class project. And I encourage you
to please share your finished work or your
work process by posting pictures of the final
look of your work or your class project on the project gallery
below this video. Once again, my name is Adobe
or BF Skinner and I am your instructor for
this class on how to make a fabric turbine
headband with dependence. Thank you again for
joining this class. I hope you enjoyed it
and found it useful.
Adaobi Obiefuna, Designer
