GÖMLEK ELBİSE DİKİMİ _ 150 TLLİK MANGO ELBİSEYİ 6 TLYE DİKTİM _ KALIPSIZ

Hello everyone welcome back I watched this episode today and I'm sharing the third episode of this series with you You can reach us from here if you mean 1 and 200 I imitated a dress worth 150 TL I used 1.5 meters of fabric and each meter of my fabric cost 3 TL Then I got 4.5 TL of fabric I also bought 8 buttons and each button cost 25 kurush They also added up to ten I ended up getting a dress very similar to the 150 TL one for a total of 6.5 TL Again of course it should be a fabric color buttons but it didn't end up being exactly the same I think it's the same in this form Also they kept asking for a shirt dress from me I hope this model will please you as well Don't forget to like the video after watching it and to subscribe to my channel if you want to see more videos Take good care of yourself I will use 1.5 meters of fine fabric for my shirt I am using a pair of jeans for the pattern What's important is that the front of our jacket looks like a small blazer collar Already 90% of the jackets have this kind of front By extending this small part we will get a complete jacket collar I double the fabric and place it between the layers I pin it to prevent it from shifting I measure the desired length of the fabric with a measuring tape and mark it with a pin I draw a vertical line on the marked section with a ruler Then I scratch my jacket from the seams I am extending the line I drew for the hem from the waist down I cut out the areas I drew leaving seam allowances Thus I have obtained my back piece Then I lay down my two-layer fabric again and put on my jacket I leave a generous amount of space because I'm going to lengthen the front You can increase or decrease the share according to the width you want I'm drawing from the seams again I extend the part where we left space straight along the jacket's collar and draw it that way I am placing the back piece on top of the front piece aligning it by the arms and shoulders and then cutting it I obtain my front piece by cutting off my waist and shoulders By folding this way we will obtain the jacket collar Now I will make the flaps I fold my fabric in half and place it over the back piece's fold line I'm pricking and cutting for the mayor I really like using the threshold It becomes easier and more orderly for all parts and the arm When I make a long apron like this the laundry mark is not visible at all After preparing my patchwork I place the faces facing each other on the back piece And I pin them from the arms I must have also pricked my finger in the process Please imagine that we have not sewn the collar because we are making a shirt collar I stitch and pull the surf through the places I showed you I insert small clips to allow the rounded parts to bend and rotate after the dictation I am turning it right side out and hand-stitching the inner seam to the edge I am sewing with a straight stitch from the places I showed Now I am making the edge of my front piece I place the double-layered fabric over my front piece and cut it along the edges I cut my window frame straight from the floor since my parts are separate I will add a piece to the side for the front button so it will be in proportion You can also make this part by giving more space to the front piece and folding it inward But I did it this way because I wanted the inside to remain whole If you have enough fabric you can do the entire back here I am joining the strip I cut with the facing like this I am sewing with a straight stitch from the position I showed After the dictation I place my front apron on top of my front body facing each other I'm pinning the side with my hands The thickness of the scarf you want to fold depends on the thickness you desire It should also have a thickness that won't be noticeable from the outside I stitch the places I showed you with a straight stitch and then I sew them with a surah I do the same for the other piece I press a strip of fabric the same width as the bottom strip to the front after the diktik This will make the crew neck and buttoned part look more rigid and elegant After ironing I again press the small ruffles on the curved parts and corners And I smooth them out I push the inner seam and stitch the edges We will do it this way I do the same for the other part I sew with a straight stitch from the places I've pinned I am placing the back and front parts on top of each other so that their faces align with each other I'm needling them from the top and sides I open it like this after sewing the places where I pricked And I take the scale to burn my neck I decide where to start and end and measure accordingly The important thing is that the fold reaches the exact middle of the front part I buy my fabric double-layered and draw the shape of the collar according to the jacket I am doubling it again Because we will cut it in half which is the length we measured for our waist since we have folded it in half I make the cut based one of the lines I drew In this way we will also obtain a symmetrical neckline We have now created a double-layered neck piece I pin the edges except for the bottom I stitch it with a straight stitch and pull it through I place the neck on the sleeve and cut the sleeve in the same way I'm aligning the bright part of the button with the fabric I make a noise at the corners and on the sloped parts I am translating it into Turkish I'm pinning it from the edges again I sew with a straight stitch from the places I showed And I get the collar I made it thick according to the pattern I cut it out to make it thinner Now I will combine it with my dress I fold the collar of my dress in half and mark the middle with a pin I am also marking the middle of mine I start by aligning the middle parts and pinning the fabric so that one part hangs down on the side I'm sewing a row inward and downward to tuck in the frayed edges here It will become clearer shortly I sew with a straight stitch from the places I showed you After the diktik I fold the edges inward to make them neat and sew them We will make sure that the back part is aligned I curl the ends of the front piece inward and stitch them I ended up making the collar too long again Since I didn't have fabric I shortened it by sewing from the middle I sew with a straight stitch from the places I showed you It will look like this of course in its unpressed state I will make a belt to sit on and adjust it on my body I'm wearing a dress and sewing the front part into a button I start the embroidery from under my chest I gently insert the needle as I move forward I'm narrowing down the area where I pricked you as I move it downward We can fix the areas we have punctured if they are hives after removing them I do the same on the other side I'm moving on to the next section I'll narrow it towards the waist I insert needles from both sides trying to find the intermediate points I am pinching the areas I have marked for Arka narrowing them up and down I'm letting it rest on the fabric so it doesn't dry out So we can think of it as a long "D" shape I sew with a straight stitch from the places I showed you I lowered the darts to the bottom of the skirt because that's how it was originally I am sewing with a surah stitch And I am zigzagging inward You can fold the double layer and tuck the fringed part inside I usually just roll up my skirt in one layer because it gets caught and turns outward when I sit down and stand up I sew with a straight stitch from the places I showed you It looks like that The shirts have rounded edges in this way I did it according to that Now I will make a puncture I have inserted a needle where I want the puncture to be made I'm moving the mezro to the side starting from there I divide the measured length by the number of buttons to find the distance between them I place my buttons according to the length I found I'm increasing the 1-2 cm gaps so that the button doesn't stay too high I mark the widths where my buttons are located to open them You can find detailed instructions on how to make a buttonhole and sew a button in the video in the top right corner After I open my laces I lay my dress like this I mark the parts that correspond to the laces in the other piece I am sewing my buttons onto the places I marked And that's how it looks Now I'm going to make a pocket There are such slanted pockets on the original of my suit I estimated it according to her size I adjusted it by looking at myself I am rolling in the edge and pinning it I make the mouth part thicker I will iron it thoroughly and sew the mouth part I am doing the same for the other pocket It looks like this after the dictation I also mark the pockets for the stitches After opening my pockets I pin my pockets to the places I have tested on my clothes from three sides I sew the seams of the places I showed you I also align the other pocket the same way I am marking the position of the buttons and sewing them on Finally I will make a belt I cut a strip that is two centimeters longer than twice the thickness I want for the belt I double it and pin it from the edges I stitch the places I showed you with a straight stitch and pull it with the thread I leave a long end of the thread I tie the thread I left over to the needle And I pass the needle through the belt I pull it out completely and flip it easily the other way I learned this technique from a comment on my graduation dress Thank you After turning it right side out I move the stitched part to the middle and insert the needle occasionally When the iron is hot this image that looks like there is air inside will disappear I fold in the edges and sew them I will pin them and completely close the waist This is how my belt looks Now I will make bridges that fit my belt I cut rectangles that are a bit longer than my belt and four times as thick as I want I fold the two sides inward and then fold them again in half and pin them I curl the edges in tiny folds and pin them After ironing this way I sew along the edge I found the original thickness too thin so I doubled it I also shortened my bridges according to her I stitch the middle of the back and the edge of the waist by folding the end of the Kemer bridge inward from above and below I pin the other two to the sides of the dress aligned After sewing the places I showed you my dress is completed Please don't forget to like my video share your thoughts in the comments and subscribe to my channel