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1. Intro: Hi guys and welcome. My name is Mary. Mary knew and I'm so excited
to be here right now, boys, because I'm about to
share with you how to draft a how you
breathe painting. We're not going to
end there guys. We're also going to
learn how to draft a bikini Pettit in this class. We're also going to learn
the most important thing, which is taking our
own body measurement, followed by the types
of noodles February, and also how to sort
our painting together. By the end of all
these cases, guys, you will have your own pair of entities with your
own sense of style. So guys, before waste anytime, Let's get to the first class.
2. Tools: Welcome guys. So now I'm going to show you the tools that we're going
to need for our project. And we're going to start
by Aqaba PayPal and followed by a curved
ruler, then pins. The next thing we're
going to need is a stretchy sewing needle, because we are going to be
using a stretchy material. Then you're going to
need a notebook and a pen to write all your
body measurements. Then followed by a
marker as we're going to be drafting on
our pattern paper, then a measuring tape. And this measuring tape, we're going to be
using bigger numbers, which are called inches. And of course guys,
we are going to need a sewing machine and
I'm using ulna to 40. And we only going to be
using two types of stitches, which is going to be
a straight stitch and a zigzag stitch. So guys, these are all
the tools we need. See you on the next one.
3. Body measurent: Welcome again. Now I'm going to
be showing you how to take your own
body measurement. As you can see, you
have a mirror on my side of which is something
that I advise you to do. So the first thing that
we're going to take is I was waist circumference. As you can see that I'm
going to turn on this side. Please make sure that
you're measuring tape sits trades around your waist. Now the next measurement
we're going to need is going to be our hip
around the circumference. Make sure that you place
your measuring tape on the highest point
around your hips. And you also want to
make sure that it is straight around your hip area. The next measurement
we are going to need is from the waist to hip, of which I'm going to place my measuring tape there
from waist to hip. And mine is going to
be around 8.5 inches. So guys, the last
measurement we're going to need is our crotch depth. So you need to sit on a hard
surface more like a chimp, and then make sure that you
measure from your waist to the surface where
you are sitting and take that measurement down. These are all the measurements
we need guys for now, let's go ahead and
draft the pattern. See you there.
4. High brief pattern and gusset pattern: Okay guys, so we are
going to start of a by taking our measurements, which is going to be
the hip or measurement, we're going to
subtract one inch. And then we're also going to
take our waist measurement. We are going to subtract one inch into our
waist measurement. So mine was 45,
subtract one inch, which is the hip
round measurement. And then the waste
was 30 inches, which is my measurement. And the answer that
you find minus 44 for the hip divided by four and
it's going to be 11 inches. And for the waste, after I remove 21 inch, it became a 29 inches
divided by four, which gives me seven inch. So now we're going
to move on or by actually taking a
new pet and paper. As you can see, what I'm
going to do first is I am going to mark a front and
back on the first side, or maybe on the left side. I am going to mark
the front pattern. And I'm going to drop
on the tub by one inch, which is going to
create a border line. So the first thing
we're going to do is to implement our crotch a
depth measurement which is from your waist
to the surface of the chair and mine is 12 inches. The next measurement we're
going to need is from your waist to hip measurement, which is eight inches. In my case. When you are done, don't
forget to identify, aligns my needs hip
crutch line and the top one is going
to be the waist line. Now, under waistline you need to implement cut off your waste, run measurement,
subtract one inch, and also need to do
the same thing on the heap run cutover
Hebron measurement, subtract one inch, then connect the two points from the ways to all the way to the heap line. Now, moving along
to the crotch line, I would have to move up by
one inch. On that point. I will need to go in
by one inch again, which is going to be the
width for the front crotch. Then I am going to use a curved line to connect
the hip to the crotch. So guys moving
along to the waist, I am going to drop
by half of an inch because the front needs to be
a bit lower than the back. So I am going to connect these two points
to the waistline. Now we are done drafting
the front pattern. Let's go ahead and
dropped the bag pet. Now on the other side
of our pattern paper, I am going to now
extend the waistline. Then from that line I
am going to mark it. And then on the center, we will need to mark
from waist to hip. And mine was eight inches making marking there
and then extend the line across
the pattern paper. And that is going
to be the hip line. Now for the big pattern, we need to also measure from the waist to the crotch depth, which is going to be
12.5 inches in my case. Now on the crutch
dept for the back, we need to go down
by one inch and then the width of our crotch
is going to be two inches. Now remember for the
front to wind up, but for the back we go down. So I am going to extend it. The width is going
to be two inches. And now moving on to the top, I am also going to
implement quarter of my waist run measurement,
subtract one inch. And then also on the hip, I'm going to take quota
of Hebron measurement, subtract one inch, then connect the two points just like
we did for the front. Now to connect from the
waist to the crotch, we will need to connect
it with a straight line. Now the next thing is
on the crutch width, we need to lower it
by half of an inch. And then we're just
going to blend it with a crunch width as
shown on the screen. And then also on the leg
opening we just going to connect it or blended
on the leg opening. And we are done guys drafting the front and the back pattern. Let's go ahead and cut it out. Now, it's time for us to cut out or dropped the
cassette pattern. I am going to take the bag pertinent and measure this side, which is 12 inches and
I'm going to place it right there, 12.5 inches. And I'm going to also
measure the front, which is center front, which is going to be ten inches. So you're going to take the length of the
front and the back, add them together minus 22.5. And I'm going to take that
22.5 divided into four. And my tacit length is
going to be six inches. And now on the folded
pattern paper, I am going to mark this
the length of six inches. And then I am going to take my bag pattern
and I'm just going to trace out the crotch
width of the bag pattern. Then the next thing
I am going to take the front and I'm going to trace the front
with the pattern. Once we're done, I'm going to go ahead and connect the two lines. And I'm going to use the
curved side of my ruler. So guys, we are done drafting our pattern and please
don't forget to label on folds because both the front and the back
are going to be cut and fold. So now let's go ahead
and cut this on fabric.
5. Bikini pattern and material.: So guys, for the bikini, we are going to
need both the front and the back pattern traced out. So we're just going to
make small changes. From the leg opening
for the front, I am going to move
up by three inches. It depends how wide
you want it to be. So I'm going to move
up by four inches. And then on the waist, I'm going to drop by two inches. Then I am going to just extend a line across
the center front. And also on the leg opening. I am going to also move old, connect these two points
with a curved ruler. And also guys don't be scared
to use your free hand. Now for the back pattern, I am going to do
the same changes that I did for the front. So on the center front
line for the back, I am going to mark
two inches from the waist and then extend the line all
the way to the side. And then on the leg opening, I am going to move up, remember for the front to
wind up by four inches. So you need to do the same
thing for the bag pattern. Move up from the leg
opening by four inches. And then I'm going to
connect the two points using a straight line or
even a curved line. This is how the
pattern will look and all those lines
that are marking here, I'm not going to be used. So we're going to cut out the
new pattern for the bikini. As for the guy said, there's not much changes
that we need to do. So also don't forget to lower the front by one or half an
inch by half of an inch. Now once we are done, Let's go ahead and cut
out a bikini pattern. So guys, the material we're
going to need, of course, is stretch cotton
fabric or Lycra. It can work also. And I have my fold of the elastic over here
and I'm going to show you how we are going to solve this elastic on our panty. Then we have a stretch lace. As you can see, mine
is one way stretch and the other side it has
more than enough stretch. So I'm going to also show
you how to cut or use this type of material
on the next lesson.
6. Adding seam allowance on pattern: Okay guys, so now I'm
about to show you the amount of seam allowance
to need for our pattern, both the hybrid and the bikini. So right on the leg opening you can add 0.5 seam allowance, right on the side, intruding on the ways
you can add 0.5. But on the center fund, you don't have to add
any seam allowance because it's going
to be cut unfold. So you need to add
seam allowance, right? Also for the front pattern on the leg opening on this side, including on the waist
except folded site. Now on the cassette, you will need to add your seam allowance right on the top. On this side, also
at the bottom, you will need to add
your seam allowance. Now the reason why we add some
more lines if you're going to be using a regular elastic. This is the reason
why you would need a seam allowance because
when you saw it, it's going to need a fold. But when it comes to
a fold over elastic, we don't need any seam allowance because it's just going to sit perfectly around
your leg opening as a solid, including
your waist. So it will also cover
all the seams inside. So you won't need
any seam allowance. But for this regular elastic, when you do so, as you can see, you will need to fold it in
once you're done solving it. So that fault will actually
need you to add more seam. Now, this is a P-code elastic. So the pKa elastic also
will need you to add some seem onto your pattern
because it's similar. It's attached in a similar way as the regular elastic also. So guys, once we are done adding seam allowance onto a pattern, the next thing is to sort
the pieces together. So see you on the next lesson.
7. Sewing panty.: Okay guys, so now
we're about to cut out our pattern on the
fabric is I do have my stretchy
material and I'm going to fold it two words
with the small stretch, which is around your body. So placing my bag
pattern unfolds, I'm going to pin it and
then cut it all out. So guys, I've cut
out all my pieces, the front and the back,
including the asset. I did go ahead and cut out the Cassatt lining
including the main fabric. The needle we are going to be using is a stretch and needle. And I am also going
to turn my machine. I'm going to use two stitches, which is a straight stitch
and also a zigzag stitch. The first thing
we need to do now is to attach the Gossett. And I am going to take the
main fabric of the Cassatt, place it or join it
with the pattern piece. And then also take the gastric lining and
then place it under, which is to sandwich the
main big piece in between. Once you've got all
your three layers attached to go ahead. And so a straight stitch. This is how it looks
on the outside. So now the next thing is to
trim out the excess fabric. Once we're done doing so, we want to now go
ahead and press the seam and I'm
going to go ahead and do so with a zigzag stitch. This is how it looks
on the inside. Now, we went to attach the
front piece of our underway. So what I'm going to
do first is to attach the first piece of the asset. Now pass through the
lining under you can see I'm rolling
the back piece and then attach it
right sides facing. And also it will
have three layers. Go ahead and sew it straight
stitch like we did for the PEC and cut out
the excess fabric. Then this is how it
looks on the inside. This looks pretty. Now the next thing is to
attach our folder elastic. I am going to measure my
elastic and I'm going to make it to inch smaller
than the leg opening. Now once I'm done, I'm also
going to go ahead and cut to fold over Elasticsearch
for both leg opening. Now to fold, to solve
the fault of elastic, we need to pass it
through the machine. And I'm going to turn my
machine into a zigzag stitch. Then you went to
insert your light, your fabric in-between
the elastic. And when you saw the elastic, make sure you put
the lipstick just enough for it to be
comfortable around the leg opening and do not pull the main fabric of
which is the underway at this point, only the elastic. So this is how it looks on the inside, including
the outside. Now I'm going to go ahead and
insert another leg opening. So once I'm done doing so, we need to close the sides. So I'm going to go
ahead and pin the side in a straight stitch. Once I'm done, this
is how it will look, cut out all the excess fabric. Now, we went to go ahead again
onto our sewing machine, turn it into a zigzag stitch
and then so the edges. And this is how it looks. The same thing also
onto the other side. Now it's time for us to attach the elastic onto the waist. So what I'm going to do is
I did measure the waist around and I'm going to pass
it through the other side. So onto the other side, I am going to cut it 1.5
inch shorter than the waist. Now, once we are done cutting out the
elastic for the waste, Let's go ahead now. And so it's the same way we
did for the leg opening. If you guys want to know it detailed way on how to
solve a photo realistic. I also have a video on the curriculum on how to actually saw different
types of plastics. So at this point, I am
using a zigzag stitch two, so the fold-over elastic and please make sure that
you pull the elastic, not the main fabric. Yes guys, we are almost done. I am going to cut out
this hanging elastic. Then once we're done, make sure that you do cut
out all the hanging threads also so that you are underway
can look professional. And this is how it looks. I'm going to go ahead on
the seam and just so zigzag stitch this is to make this
seem flat on the side. It's also optional. And wallah guys, we have
reached the end of this class. I hope you guys will enjoy making your own pair of panties. And I hope you guys
also find this class very easy to follow for me guys. See you next time.
8. Sewing different elastic: Welcome again guys. I am going to show
you now how to use different types
of elastic and now heavier irregular elastic that you can find in many places. And I have also my
stretch material. So I'm going to place the
elastic on the wrong side of the fabric and then
pull the elastic as shown, but not too much, just
enough for it to sit comfortably around your leg
opening including your waist. So I went ahead and I
sold it a zigzag stitch. And as you can see, there is a little bit of fabric hanging. And then you just want
to trim that off. Once you are done, you
want to go ahead and flip the elastic in and do
another top zigzag stitch. And once we had done, this is how it looks
on the inside, including also the outside. And as you can see, it
still has some stretch. So moving along to a
fold-over, elastic, as you can see, it has a
grid right on the center. You want to place
your fabric right, right before the center. And then so is the exit stage. And as you do so, make sure that you
pull the plastic just enough. Once you're done. This is how it will
look on the inside. The next thing is to fold over the other half,
as you can see. And then you close it, afford the other half
and then you go ahead. And so another top
zigzag stitch. Once we're done,
this is the reason why I love to use for
the valence sticks, all the seams are
tucked in inside. Nothing is showing on the
outside including the insight. This one guys, it's
called a pKa elastic. As you can see, it has some
waviness right on the edge. So this is how you solve it. You want the shiny
parts and emitted side. I'm going to face this shiny
part on the right side of the fabric and then pull
the elastic just enough. Also. Go ahead and solve
it top zigzag stitch. But make sure that you
don't so on top of the wave or the wave is site. So again, you will see also the hanging or the
excess fabric. Go ahead and trim that off. Once you are done,
you went to also flip the elastic in and then go ahead and do an edit
tub, zigzag stitch. There we go guys. We are done
sowing our picker elastic. This is how it looks
on the outside. And of course, you'd want to use a matching thread
for your fabric. Now guys, we are done. So in all three types of
elastic, as you can see, the picker elastic,
the fold over, including a normal elastic
that you would have. So as you can see, this is
how it looks on the inside. As for the fold over the
scenes attacked in inside. And for the people elastic, you just need to use the
matching thread for the fabric. And guys, I hope you
enjoyed this class. See you on the next one.
9. Conclution: Hi guys. We have reached the end of this class where
we actually learned how to make our own
hybrid painted pattern, including the bikini. I hope you guys enjoyed this
lesson as much as I did. And I really cannot wait to
hear feedback from you guys, what you think about the
feeding of the pattern. Including also to see some of your beautiful pictures
of the sauna projects. As for me, guys, see you on the next one. Bye.
Mary Murinyu, Fashion Designer
