Costura

114K views · 2K reactions | Nunca mais usei lástex depois que aprendi essa dica! | Nunca mais usei lástex depois que aprendi essa dica de costura simples #diy #costura #facavcmesmo #costure #dica | By Costura - Suellen Rezende | Traditional is like a line with elasticity it gives that effect on the piece but I'm doing it using elastic I'll show you how. Here I have a cloth I'm going to measure the height there to put on the back, right? It's like if it's so you have to cut the fabric. I have to know the height and the width, the height there. I'm going to double it to wrap it, right to fit. Another two centimeters and the width is twice the width of the back there. what's missing from the piece, okay? So you gone fold it like this and sew it. Undo that seam leave it like that in the middle and pass. Now you take the rubber band you want to put on and measure it. Measure it just a little bit bigger so the rubber band runs on the inside. Then go measuring, go measuring, go measured and marking, okay? You can use a soap, a chalk. Hey, if there's a little space left over, it's not a problem. It's like a drool, okay? Or you can match all those spaces. I like to take the machine like this, throw the rubber band on top and sew the side of the rubber band, because sometimes measuring the fabric slips and goes wrong. Well, I like to put the rubber band like that. You see I marked it, but then it started to get crooked because it's a viscose, so I preferred to do it like that. I'm not sewing the elastic band, okay? I'm just sewing on the side to measure the width of the elastic band, and then I bounce back from the side, right? What I have already sewn and will be sewing, I will follow the sequence. In my place, I'm distributing it, right? But if it's left at the end you leave it like a drool, if there's any space left, you know? To match all these channels, let's say that it's a channel for you to put the rubber band on, that way people, it's much more resistant than you do in everything, okay? Her measurement that you can do like this, from one end to the other stretch and cut to see the measurement you need and then cut the others, because each rubber band has its own quality. There are elastic bands that stretch more, others that stretch less. Hey guys, I’m using a tool it’s called a rubber band. It's great there, that it's a pin, sometimes it opens, then it gets tangled, it drills your finger. I prefer to use this tool, it's much more useful and quick to use. Leave a little stitch there, oh, half an inch of seam before you put on all that elastic band. Sewing there with a straight stitch now finish pulling the elastic band to the other end or leave it a little stretch so it doesn't get twisted okay? Hurry up and that dot of half a centimeter goes and sew there I'm doing in all these channels I'm going to pass this elastic repeat the same process I don't pass all seam there on that dot bridge after that bridge that is very secure, then it finishes passing the elastic, gives the effect of only the best. Because sometimes it breaks out, so I prefer to do it like this now, so as not to be repetitive, I'm not going to show all these channels, just keep repeating until the end that the process is the same. O, stay well like this o, stay well. Now I will go through the clothes. That's a lined outfit, right? A top, he has an opening there so I can turn it around, but I will fit there, that he has on the sides. I fit to the side and put in a straight sew in. I'll leave about an inch and a half I'll leave the tip of the rubber band there and another centimeter of seam margin to be very safe. I go in there like this and fish the other end and play the other end of clothes. Remembering that this piece has an opening in the lining, right? For me to divert There I go stitches there oh. Just look at the effect it gets. People get way more resilient. It's all getting softer. Don't stay in an elastic band, don't stay that thing grabbing on the body. Just look at this other one that I used a thinner elastic band, also oh, everything cute, pretty, tell me what you thought of this lesson.