How To Make Lace Up Corset Back With Modesty Panel And Eyelet- How To Fix Eyelet With Eyelet Machine

Hi, my friends, you are welcome back to physique fashion channel. My name is fola. We appreciate, as many that has been contributing to the growth of this channel by subscribing and if you are yet to subscribe, do want to subscribe today. Thank you today, i'll be teaching. You how to make a back loop with a flap, so let's go here. I'Ve come with the pattern drafting for the back quartz. This is my shoulder line from there i measure 16 inches, which is which is the half length. The i mean half back, that we are working with 16 inches. This is our chest line. Seven and a half and nine inches is the boss points. So we need this at the back to just to create our dots at the back. So - and this is the waistline sustain jesus so now. The first thing i want to do is that i want to, you, know, create the uh, create the dots and the the dots. Then i mean the waste of the person. Is the west circumference of the of the person is 28 inches? We divide it by four, give us a seven inches ball before we go into that. Let'S quickly get the the boste span, the boss, pan of the person, is a four inches four inches. I mark it here. I mark four inches down here. A bus pan is eight inches divided by two give us four inches, so i connect it so on the waistline i just come to the left and to the right we say: half half inch so on this line. I just on the bus points. I just come up with a one inch. I connect it so from here. I just connect to the half inch that i come to the left and to the right and the waist line. So now i get. Let me just measure the waist now the waist circumference. We are working with is 28, as i told you earlier, we divided by four, give us a seven inches, so i measure seven inches on the waistline. I returned this. A one inch dots allowance and turn it. Then you get your one to one and have a you know allowance and the for the bust. The bust of the person is 34 inches. We divide that 34 by 4, give us a 8 and a half, so we measure it and a half here. Then we get our, we get our seam allowance of a one and a half. Then we connect the posts to the waist. The ammo is a properly connected, so the next thing we have to do now is to you know for what we are working towards. We are not going to make use of a dc power allowance, i just place it there for basic purpose. We are not making use of it because we are our. We are creating a back loop, so the next thing we have to do now is just we are going to close this. Our dots you're going to use your and then for for the, for the back, i mean for the bodies we are working with. Our bodies is a off-shooter, so what i do is now it's just on this. A on this, my armor line. All i have to do is just to get the the midpoints the midpoints of from here to here we have six and a half at the midpoint. Will be three quarter, so i guess the midpoint, then i connect it to this end, just to get my offshore so from here. I just determine how deep i want my back to be for this. We are not going to let the back be too deep. The reason being that is already opening at the center back, so we don't need to deepen it again. So all i just to do i all i will do now is just to connect this to this hand. So i just measure what i have here from up here. I have four inches so here i can just measure four and a half, so i just connect it from here now i connect it to this end. You don't have anything to do with this super allowance. So this is it. This is my pattern so before i cut out this pattern for this, my neckline, i want to come down a bit more than half in you know. As i came down as we're having foreign five inches here, i think i prefer five inches here so here now. I will measure three inches in i'll measure. Three inches. I do the same thing down here so as i measure three inches here, i will take a two and a half down here. So i'll connect it yes, so another thing i want to bring to you notice is that this one i'm drawing is a. We are drawing it for horse shoulder. It'S all, is this one is for australia. If you are just drawing this, it is just for busting or cassettes. So you are good to you know, especially the one that is no. I mean the sleeveless one. You are going to get your neckline at the ammo line here, so you can just come down a bit on this. A on this chest line. You can just come down like half or one inch from now, i'm going to cut it out now. So the next thing you have to do now is to cut it out on this line, so this is what we are going to be using to cut out our fabric. Now i forgot to even tell you at the beginning, the material needed for this project. We are needing our, we need our highlights machine and then the eyelet and the probe to fasten your loop. So those are the material needed. So the next thing we want to do now is to cut it out, use this pattern to cut out our fabric. So this is the material we'll be using for our back, and then you can see that the material is a full paper state. So we you have to paper, saving both lining and the fabric, and this is the one i will be using for the flap and is a well paper stitch too. The reason for this that you have to paper state is a so that you'll be able to your highlight machine will be um, you will be able, you will be able to operate your islet machine freely or needs without any. So now i want to go ahead and cut out the fabric now ensure that your fabric is on foot as you are cutting it, i'm going to fold it this way then cut it out then cut another one that will serve as lining i'm. Using the same thing, so another thing you can do if you don't want to papaste everything like this is that you can your fabric can be yesterday. You know the clothes stay after yesterday. Your fabric ensure that, at that point, where you are going to use the eyelets, i let machines make sure that you papastatha area, just like a two inches by this side, ensure that you put a paper stay on that area. So let me just cut this now and then, as i'll be cutting. I will have a half an inch to this a to this side as a as a seam allowance. Now these seats have cut out the fabric that has been properly paper stitched and the other inch is added to this side. I cut out the same thing for the line, so the next thing i will go and do now is just to go and join it together. Let me just show you so i will just you know. This is a. This is fabric. This is lining. This is the way it's good. You know we have a three inches. We cut out three inches. Yes, slightly, join it to two and a half which will become six inches here, five inches. Then we just place our we place our fabric. This way, we we join. This up here with a quarter of an inch with top stitch, then we join this side with a half inch. This is a super side. We join it with half inch. We do the same thing through this one. We turn it out and then iron it very well. You know i say you first of all, join here the neckline with squatter of an inch you top stitch, then you iron it very well. Then you join this side with half an inch. Then you turn it out and iron it properly. So for the the three inches that we come in here and the two and a half you know, i told you it becomes a six inches five inches. So what we do, that is what we are going to use the measurement we are going to use to create our flat. So what you do is that you just grab another fabric that has been well a paper. Stick you fold it into two. Then you measure that you know that's six inches. You have seam allowance of a one inch you can. You know you can add that two inches to that six inches making head. So by the time you it is unfold, it will become a four inches. So you measure four inches this way. Four inches. Then you now measure you know we want the flap to be around the half of this a back. This is a 11 inches now, so you can make your flap to be like a six inches from them, so it can be six inches or seven inches, so you can make it seven inches. So these four inches that we fold in now. So we just measure seven inches, just measure, seven inches, seven inches cut it out. This is going to be our flap, so this is going to serve as a flap. It'S just going to be place this. I will show you the next thing. Let me you can join this first, so now i've iron it properly. This is it i top stitch. It'S here like top stitch, so the next thing we want to do is to create a loop for our eyelets and to achieve that. What we do is that we we measure it, let's take the measurement at the wrong side, a you mark, first of all, from this point, coming with a three-quarter that is a 0.75, so i connect it so, and another thing i wanted to bring to your notice Is that when i was cutting the the flap, when i you know when i place it when i place it on foot at the wrong side, i measure four inches open measure four inches down here you why the right one is you measure four inches up here? Then measure three and a half down here, then you connect it. So i've adjusted this one. I'Ve deducted the down part with a half an inch. You know in our um bodies, now back bodies, we, you know, came to the i mean we we draw three hop. Then two and a half down so that half inch you have to reduce it and in the flat. So that is that so the next thing is that we want to mark the point at which our um loop will be created. So first of all, i mark have an inch then i begin to mark one point: two: five, that is one quarter one quarter of an inch one quarter, so those are the points at which our loop will be. Our loop will be created so so we're having like a one, two, three, four, five, six, seven eight times, two. Sixteen, so we need 16 of this, then i first of all create all in my fabric i'll, be using this a part of my machine to create to all just this way. So you just use your scissors, so this is it one whole has been created. I do it all through those a marked it's because this, my eyelids machine is a twin one, so my let's machine doesn't have the you want to create. You just use your scissors to create your your hole in the situation like that, but be careful in cutting the hole so that it won't be too white. Let me just place the the eyelets on some of these things. So to do that, so all you do is to insert your eyelets into the hole that has already been created this way. Yes, then, you now place your eyelid machine. Let'S the longer mouth be, on top just the way, i'm doing let it enter that hole. Then press it yes, this is it, then you do the next one be re reminded that this is the place i used to create all now. This is where i'm using to you know fix my eyelids now so gently. Do it let it set very well, then you press it, you can see. So that's how you do everything. That is how you do everything all the whole, because i'm still creating the i will still create the remaining hole. That'S the way you do it. You can see how neat it looks here we have our all the highlight has been fixed and then i have to tuck this uh flap. I tuck it to it so that there will be neatness out here. So i use needle and thread to tuck the flap to this. This is it and if you place this one here now, you know placing it on like a leaving like three quarter inches on the floor, so you will have six inches here. Then you have a five inches down here, so the next thing is to insert our rope. So this don't attack. I mean don't stitch this to this side, because this side has to be free, open, so gets like four years of a row, so i will use a this office pin to hold this down to the flap, because you know normally, if you have you join it To your sketch part, this must have been stitched to the sketch part so that we help you to hold it down. So that's why i want to use the office pin to hold it down so mind you. You won't sew down your flap. I mean that part of your flap don't sew it to the sketch part, so this side to the sketch part, so this side, also flower, so your i mean zipper will be at the by your sketch center back. So i want to bond the starting point so that it will be easier for you to. You know, insert it in your eyelids. That'S right! I'M trying to get my season cheese! So yes, so here we are there, you just that's, always going to be insane so you're. Just talking your, i mean the flap inside your skates. This is, i don't want to remove this office. Pin you know your sketch might have hold this down. This is the inner part your sketch might have hold this the down part of this one. If, on this side, you will have joined your your side, i mean front and back side together, so that one we hold it down, but normally your flap is not is not supposed to be sewn here. So this is the way it will be. I believe you have enjoyed this video, so give it a. I mean, like it share with your friends and loved ones, and they drop your comments on the comment section and subscribe to this beautiful channel. Thanks for watching, see you next time and don't forget to register with your online courses class, this is going on. Thank you.