Fatina skirt is a practically universal piece of clothing. It would seem where can I wear it? Depending on the style, the colors and accessories can be worn to a party and for a walk, on a date and almost anywhere! Big plus - it's easy enough to sew it. And even if you have never been engaged in tailoring, this item of the wardrobe will be exactly!
Master class №1: a magnificent fate skirt on the case
Before you buy the material and begin to cut it, you need to remove the two standards: the waist girth and the length of the skirt (for example, from the waist to the knee). Next, you will have to make some calculations:
- Add 5 cm to the skirt length.
- Divide the waist girth at 3.14, and then divide the resulting number on 2. So you will find out the radius of your waist.
- Fold both values. Denote by this number of letter A.
If the result of the addition is less than or equal to 27, you will need a cut of a soft fate of approximately 6x1.7 meters.
If the result is more than 27, buy 10-12 meters of the fate.
You also need a fabric for the base case (better if it is not stretched and crushed). To find out the length of the cut, multiply the full girth of your waist to 1.5, and its width will depend on how long you want to see the case.
Additional materials and tools:
- Wide gum, the length of which is equal to the waist girth + 2 cm
- Measuring tape or tailoring meter
- Scissors
- Pins
- Sewing machine and threads in tone tone
- Calca
In this video you can find interesting ideas for Logs Skirts:
Cut the harsh fatin can be wrapped, drying and smooth out it.
Operating procedure:
1. Draw a semicircular pattern on the flooring:
- White arrow indicates the radius of your waist
- Black arrow indicates the length of the skirt
2. Cut the template.
3. Fold the fate of in half along length if the number is less than or equal to 27. If it is greater than 27 - skip this step.
4. Now fold down in half, as a book, and once again in half, so that there are 8 layers of fabric.
5. Whole all layers of pins along the top edge of the stack and cut down all the blanks at once.
6. You should get 4 identical circles with a hole in the middle. If you have not enough fabrics on full circles, you can cut semicircular fragments and sew them in pairs.
7. Fold two circles together and notify them to each other along the edge of the central hole. Do the same with two remaining circles.
8. Enter both billets on each other and mark four points around the waist on the sides, ahead and rear. Pins should divide the circle to 4 equal parts.
9. Two ends of the gum and scratch their brass (2cm). Mark 4 points on the rubber band matching with the marks on the skirt.
10. Secure the fatin from the inside of the gum and keep the zigzag.
11. Take a rectangular cut of the fabric under the cover, fold it twice and sew the side edge. If the fabric lies, pre-process its lower edge overlock.
12. Ride the pumping seam along the top edge of the resulting "pipe", after which tighten the thread so that the cover is tightly sitting on your waist.
13. Side cover to a rubber band, placing it under the layer of a fate. Create fabric along the bottom edge so that it is not visible.
Your skirt is ready!
Lesson # 2: Children's Fatin Skirt
Multiply the waist girth for 2, add to the length of 5 cm, and you will find out the size of the cut, which will be needed for the base.
Now you can proceed to work:
1. Treat both longitudinal sides of your cut sliced zigzag.
2. Spread the fabric on the table. Expose the top edge on 2 cm and scroll the fold. Do not flash the edge!
Postpone this billet aside for a while.
3. Explore it in front of it with a fate of approximately 2.5m.
Cut it on the ribbon of equal width (approximately 10-12 cm). You will need 4 tapes for each rim.
4. Sust 4 fragments into one long tape. Use the stamping seam to, when the work is complete, the threads could be pulled out.
5. To make ruffles, set the maximum tension and maximum stitch length.
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6. Fold one fatin tape in half in length, and step up at the fracture line itself. Repeat this process with all other ribbons.
7. Return to the workpiece for the base. Spread it so that the stroke bend is under the tissue, on the side of the table.
8. Distribute flue along the fabric and secure each tape. The first row can be paved along the bottom edge of the bend (it is forgiven through the fabric), and the rest are parallel to the first, observing a certain interval.
9. Squake each roller on its central line.
10. Expand the fold based on and fold the base in half the roofs inside. Cut the excess ribbons on the sides, if necessary, gently twist together the edges of the base and push.
11. Reap the edge of the fabric again along the fold line and step it up on the bottom edge. Make sure that you do not pinch the ruffle!
12. Remove the skirt on the front side. Now you can pull out the gaming stamps from the roller and turn the gum into the belt.
Instruction number 3: Model with large ruffles
This model is like the previous one, but the ruffles are larger here and arranged one above the other, like the scales of a pine cone.
1. Measure the waist girth and multiply it to 3. Also measure the skirt length.
2. Cut the rectangle for the base and process its upper and lower edge overlock.
3. Expose the bottom edge of the base and look it.
4. To make scales, you must cut the fatin on the strips of equal length and widths (oriented on the skirt size).
5. Next, for clarity, we will use a more dense fabric, but remember that we are talking about working with fatin.
Fold each strip in half. Do not smooth the fold so as not to lose the effect of the air.
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6. Settling on the table the basis, take one of the details and collect the split edge into the "beam". Attach the item to the base in the place where the first scales should be, and secure it with a pin. Position the next scaway under the first one, and so on to the bottom edge of the base.
Determining the location of the first scales, do not forget that you need to leave a little space on the top edge of the base to pick it up and insert an elastic band.
7. If necessary, adjust the location of the scales, and then enter them to the base.
8. Having completed the first vertical row, proceed to the second, then to the third, until the scales close the basis of the whole.
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9. Next, turn the basis by twice the scales inside and burst the side edge.
10. Bend the top edge of the base to yourself and impieve it, leaving enough space for gum.
11. Insert the gum and sew its ends of the mustache.
Master class №4: seamless skirt
You will need:
- At least 10 meters of a width of about 120 cm
- The strip of the fabric, the length of which is equal to the girth of your waist + 10 cm, and the width is approximately 13 cm.
- Wide ribbon, the length of which is equal to the girth of your waist + strings.
Operating procedure:
1. Spread the fatelon roll on the table.
2. Memble 18cm from its exterior edge and mark this point.
3. Continue making labels every 18 cm until you reach the opposite edge of the cut.
4. Focusing on the labels, cut the cloth to the stripes.
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5. Alternately take stripes and, folding them in half, tie to the tape as follows:
6. The more closely the nodules are located, the stringener will be the skirt. Continue until you fill out the entire tape.
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7. Tie the ends of the tape.
You can leave a skirt as it is, using the ends of the ribbon as a string whenever you wear it, and you can make a belt that better will emphasize your waist and hobs the nodes.
8. Fold the tissue band that you have chosen for the belt, twice and mark its center.
9. Do the same with the skirt - mark it the middle.
10. Connect the fabric and skirt in the marked points.
11. Next, continue to fasten the edge of the fabric with nodules along the entire length of the skirt belt.
12. Turn over the skirt and pave the corresponding seam right under the knots, capturing the edge of the fabric, which is now located below, on the side of the table.
In continuation of this topic, see this video, where three more options for creating a seamless skirt are presented:
Lesson number 5: Multilay fatewood skirt with belt
For this model, you will need at least 6 m of fate (with a width of about 150 cm) and a wide silk belt for a belt.
Operating procedure:
1. Cut the fate section on the fragments of 2 m long and fold each fragment halfway along the length.
2. Cut each cut from the sequence to obtain 6 separate fragments of 2 m long each.
3. Alternately put and sew the short sides of each fragment of the Vansel, leaving about 20 cm from the upper edge are non-refined.
4. Now fold all the details on each other so that the seams coincide. Crerate all layers at the top edge.
5. Tie the ends of two dense threads, then in to inhale each of the free ends into a separate needle. Make two parallel stamping seams through all the layers of the fatama, from one edge to another.
6. Then carefully pull the fabric towards the node, evenly distributing the assembly. Stop when the length of the gamble fabric will be equal to the girth of your waist, and fasten the threads so that the folds are not separated.
7. Take a wide silk or satin tape and sushach it to a skirt belt from one edge of a non-refined cut to another lying (see the previous project). Leave long ends on both sides to tie a bow - it will not only decorate the product, but also takes the cut.
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