Hola familia 👋👋 vamos hacer el patrón básico de pantalón para dama, quiero agradecerles por tomarse el tiempo de querer aprender y reforzar sus... | By Guille Design style | Making the basic trouser pattern for ladies in the most practical and precise way we will also make the pretina, the fin and the fin for the zipper or closure. Let's work with the following measurements, waist contour, hip contour, knee contour, ankle contour, shot lace, anatomical band and total length. The shot lace, we took it out by dividing the outline of the hip between two, and the result is divided by ten, anatomical band is the result of the shot lace plus one centimeter already having these measures we will work the front pattern from point A down we will draw a straight line with the measurement of the total length of the pants we located again at point A this time to lower the fourth hip and squat to form our shooting line we also squat the total length line of the pants already here we have line of waist line and total length we would miss the knee line and to form it we measure the distance between the shooting line and total length divide between two and the result we add five centimeters this measure will apply from the line length total to up and squared this way in the shooting line we will place the fourth hip plus one centimeter and the waist line we apply only the fourth hip without adding the and join these points with a straight line on this line and towards up we climbed the five point five centimeters of anatomical band to form the hip line and squared with a straight line to the other end in this corner we will come out diagonally from two point five to three centimeters and horizontally we will extend the line the four point five centimeters shot lace now we join these three points with our curved ruler you can also do this freehand joining from this corner we will enter one centimeter and from that point we will place the measurement of a fourth part of the waist, from this point we will go down one centimeter and join with the anatomical band line, now with our curved ruler we will join these points with a light curve then again with curved ruler join this point with the anatomic band line or hip will measure the distance from the firing line and we mark half to form the thread line of our pattern from this point we measure the distance towards this end and the same measure we place it on the total length line to then join these points with a straight line in the knee line we place the measurement of the fourth knee on each side and in the total length line we do the same but with the fourth part of the ankle contour last we join these points the following way from the anatomical band we go to smoothing with a slight curve joining with the knee line, you can also smooth freehand if you do not have this ruler, this end we also join with the knee with a slight curve and finally we join the points of the knee with the total length for the wheel or hem of our trousers we will extend the line of thread three point five centimeters down and squat extending the line half centimeter to each side and join it is this line of the wheel has to measure half centimeter more on each side and ready this would be our front pattern now cut this pattern to get the back pattern here is our front pattern cut we are going to bend this part of the wheel to fix it on another paper this way the first thing we are going to do is extend the shooting line four point centimeters more is to say we have to get out the shot lace measure again then from the tip of that line we go down an centimeter we also make a mark on the anatomical band line or hip to serve as a guide now we join these three points this way next will be enter two centimeters in the waist line and from those two centimeters we go up three centimeters this way then we join this point with centimeters we went up now from this corner of the waist we will enter five centimeters which are the two centimeters that we just came in from the other side plus three centimeters for the clamps we connect these points this way and pay attention to this corner has to pass the line just by this corner of the front pattern, then we go out one and a half centimeter on the following points, anatomical band or hip, shot, and total length of the other side we came out an inch and a half in total length and knee now we connect these points this way from waist to knee line with a slight curve from knee total length with straight line and other side equal from the knee total length with straight line and from the shot to the knee with a slight curve we mark well the thread line to take them as a guide in our back pattern in this way now we draw the knee lines and total length just like our front pattern to finish the back pattern we would miss the clamp we will mark half of this waistline and place an centimeter and a half on each side squared the middle line from ten to twelve centimeters down and close the clamp and this would be all our back pattern also repeat the same in we lower the line of thread three point five centimeters and a half centimeters more on each side, for our pretina we will make a rectangle with the measurement of the whole waist contour plus eight centimeters that will be for the crossing of the button and seam and eight centimeters wide for any measurement you work for our fin we have to make a rectangle that measures long the measure of our zipper or closure and six centimeters wide The fin must measure long the same measure of our zippers and about ten inches wide. Remember that the ticket is doubled in half. Ok, this would be it. Let me know if you enjoyed this learning. I also want to know which side you see us from. Sending you a warm greeting and see you in the next video.
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54K views · 4K reactions | Hola familia 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻 vamos a crear y confeccionar esta Prenda de ropa interior🎉 el patrón es muy sencillo y también la confección #costura... | By Guille Design style | Make this underwear in a very simple way the only measurement we need is the measurement of the hip contour I'm going to work with a hip contour of ninety and one centimeters to that measurement we're going to add eight centimeters that will be to take out the shot later I'll explain in my case it gives me ninety-nine centimeters we're going to divide it in half I'd stay at forty-nine point centimeters with those forty-nine points five centimeters let's start. The width must be the same width as the lace fabric. And it has to be from fifteen centimetres wide onward. At one end of the rectangle we're going to enter two centimeters this way. It can be on either end. We fold our rectangle in half Up to the two inches we walked in. In this corner we will enter centimeters this way from the top we will enter three centimeters and from those three centimeters we enter three more these latter will serve as a guide for the back shot and for this were the eight centimeters we add to the hip contour from this point we extend the line this way and from this point also up to join the line we just made from this corner a centimeter diagonal and join with a curve this way this will be our front shot now we cut the shot forward the next will be to take out the back shot for that we are going to use this guide and mark it at the bottom and open this way with a straight line join up to where the bend begins then cut and this will be our back shot ready so simple is the pattern for this garment it did not take us more than minutes, we moved to the fabric to cut, I will make two of different colors we must cut in the following way, this fabric has to be double to get the two pieces we need, we place the pattern and cut remember that I am going to do two, so I repeat the same with the other, are already cut, now we are going to make the first thing we are going to sew, is the front throw and the back throw, to sew it place the fabric front with front of this way this is our front shot and for this sewing we will place our machine in zigzag the thread attention in four and the length of stitch in two point five to sew lingerie we have to make sure that when beginning any sewing we must make sure to halar these threads for that the fabric does not stay in the teeth of the machine we will go plucking and with the other hand taking care that the fabrics stay together this usually seems difficult but it is very simple to sew. We repeat the same thing with the back kick keeping the same stitch adjustment. Next will be join in front and back throw. For this we can fix with pins and be sure the shooting seams will match. Always remember at the beginning to find the threads and sew. Notice how the seams match. Our garment is already assembled here. With a few now we are going to place the protector or lining, we can cut a square of cotton fabric seven centimetres long by five in width and round it this way, place it in the middle of this way and sew it with the same stitch fitting. Here are our clothes with the sewn protector. Now, finally, let's put an elastic band on the waist. For this, we have to change the tension of the thread to six, and the length of the stitch to three place the elastic at the tip of our lace and sew slightly stretching the elastic this way be careful not to stretch it much as it is just to give firmness to the garment the size of the elastic can vary I what I do is cut it at the end this way so I can be sure that I will not miss it would be ready these garments quick and easy let me know in comments if you liked this learning also from where You see us I send you a warm greeting and see you in a next video.
41K views · 11K reactions | “Evasê” vem do francês que significa alargar. Ou seja uma saia justa na cintura que vai alargando até a barra. Por isso também é conhecida como saia A pois seu formato é semelhante ao da letra. Sua origem é francesa e o auge desse modelo foi nos anos 60 com Mary Quant e Andres Courrèges. Ele possui uma silhueta muito elegante e versátil. Muito boa para quem tem e não tem quadril! Como assim? Sua forma que “alarga” e fina na cintura disfarça o volume do quadril, se muito ou pouco quadril. Suavizando as curvas do corpo. Para quem tem mais quadril modelos mais fluidos, com mais caimento ficam melhores. Já para quem não tem quadril, modelos de tecidos mais encorpados, que ficam no formato da saia são mais indicados. A parte mais interessante dessa saia é que ele é muito prática. Pode ir desde um jantar elegante a uma volta na praia facilmente. Seus modelos podem ser super joviais e curtos ou modernos e midi, até leves e longos ficam lindos. A melhor parte ainda é que essa saia é muito fácil de fazer! Tanto na modelagem quanto na costura | Margareth Magalhães | Jada Facer · You're Still the One
Patronaje de Chaqueta con cuello esmoquin (Blazer smoking) #patronajedecostura #confeccionescarmita #moldesdecostura #costurafacil... | By CONFECCIONES CARMITA | Hello, I present you the pattern of this jacket with tuxedo neck. Let's start. First we are going to occupy the base mold that is right here anchored on the page and we are going to leave the edge in ten centimeters wide already. And then up on the top down. We also going to drop ten inches. Then if we are going to place the mold of that new angle that formed well girls here we are going to make a copy of this mold so then if we make the transformation the clamps we are going to pass we first need the neck cleavage up to where I want you the neck arrives and I'm going to place thirty-six centimeters on it. Yes? I already have thirty-six here at the neck width I'm going to place three centimeters from the edge to here and four centimeters as you saw it there. So we're dividing it between three and four. Then if from that point three something down like you realized. Now here we going to line up in a straight line to then make the shape his neck is. I'm going to go up six inches to then lean down and give me this effect that this neck of this reference jacket has already? But if you guys want that, eh, you can do it already? Then I'll come out two centimeters on the top of the neck as you're seeing and with the hip ruler I shape it now if I measure how much I stayed total would be six centimeters and those six I'll place on the top of that that part that I'm leaving there excess up is for the back of the neck that's going to go already a good nest here also we're going to pull out one more centimeter towards the shoulder then in total we have four centimeters left remember that all this patterning what are we doing here the neck part is already included seam no longer have to leave stitches now yes we're going to square this part as you see there already and but I'm going to place are nine centimeters only from the shoulder up nine and then yes is squares are going to stay right there, well girls once this is squared, we're going to do what's next, yeah? Look there, we're already here, we're going to give it a little rounded effect so it doesn't come out so square. Ya. Now at the in the long. If you notice that this jacket is a little pointy in the front. So there we're going to leave the sevens and in the corner or sideways four centimeters just to make that pointy effect forward. Well girls eh these measures because they go for any eh neck size yeah? Look here I'm already checking that it's okay before cutting it and now we're going to cut it. Girls the base mold is right here on the page as I have already told you for you to have the base mold and then yes to make any transformation that I share. Here at the Yes ? There are several basic molds for blouse, dress and skirt. Ladies we cutting up over here already This is a semi-formal jacket it's not a formal jacket and it's super simple. It doesn't have clamps in the front. It's just like a cap to put on top of it and that's how it would stay. Look out ladies. Ya. Now we're going to remove the mold from the back so we can make the transformation. On the back I'm going to pass the calipers because I need this jacket to make calipers on the back so that it's a little more armed then what are we going to do? Let's join the side for me to see where is the height and there up there make the height of the back already around that's why I measure the sides well here the transformation of the neck is going up an centimeter on the neck just in part I of the cleavage nothing else. Everything else stays the same. And then we are going to cut. Ya. Once we cut it we have it. Now let's get the fake out the front. Lining the fake. Ya. If you want to make lining because you will have to take one equal all in full but as I just want to put some forritos then I just copy the front and says here I'll leave four centimeters and in the part eh below of the wheel I'll leave seven and now I do cross these lines but not with a straight line but a little semi-curved so it doesn't get too wide. Right there. Now we are going to cut this part too and it stays this way. This would be the fake lining already. About this jacket. Well now yes we're going eh finishing the sleeve a sleeve I'm going to calcarate the base sleeve also that I already have it foreseen and then if we're going to give it we'll place forty-four centimeters long and more eight centimeters for the fist because he wears a bent fist then we need eight centimeters well here we already crossed the lines in the points we made now if we're going to measure is the fist we're going at thirteen point five, this is a size M already? You guys can go up an inch by size or down an inch by smaller sizes and we have already cut it, well girls, this is how they fit us, these are all the pieces, hope you like it, thanks.
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