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We stitch only one side to avoid thickness This will be our bottommost piece We simply fold it over no even stitch it down like this That means we don't just loop it like this no we don 't fold it multiple times because it'll get too thick That's it and on the other hand we just zigzag -stitch it I naturally cut off the rhubarb So you get it Let's go We're now stitching a zigzag over the edge Set it straight and wide I mean bigger farther away— so we can deal with it faster On one side and on the other side Lena we're going to stitch this final one here the one at the bottom right We're stitching all three Oh all three Yes stitch all three with a zigzag Then fold over one side and stitch it too You don't even need to iron anything How long is it Really long Alright I'll take a look at the doll now I'll examine the doll Wait a moment now So 20 right 40 centimeters in the dress 40 centimeters 40 plus 40 plus 43 Well that's about three times normal right Normal Lena what zigzag are we using I have 2.55 on 2.8 Just a zigzag to overlock He's just walking over there That's the way it is Just so it doesn't fall apart We'll be soaking it pulling it tight so the edges wouldn't fray or become thick In short we did everything right The proportions should turn out just right no doubt about it Yes of course there are quite a few parts here Let me not go through all of them okay Just this one right now and then I'll do another one later Probably someday Of course I'd better off doing it all myself We'll go over the second side Lena if the length isn't enough can we just sew them together Of course we can sew them together You won't see any seams at all I've got a straight line going—everything's rolling in one after another And we'll just soak the fabric in water or perhaps with some addition Would that help it stick You could add PVA glue But I did it without PVA just like this because it becomes rigid In short a little bit won't hurt But I won't be adding anything I'm just like this She'll hold up just fine too Well this is cotton while I have silk Yes pour it But don't let it become too thick or it'll turn out like starch I still want to give it a try Go ahead and try Looks like a nice silk It's been lying there for about twenty years Torn apart Oh if it's silk You'll need even more of it because it's thin Thin right Extremely long so that the pleats turn out nicely This cotton is substantial you' ll definitely be able to see it which is why we took so much You 'll need to take twice as much You know when they make the patina They keep pulling and pulling and pulling—seven meters—but then it ends up just slightly straight Well maybe then I won 't make such a skirt I'm just adding pleats like a ruffle We do all three the same way Basically it's quick to make If you want something beautiful you've got to put in the effort And the last one This thing here Yes you've got a fine machine Just beautiful Of course You're already settled in You know just like that Something new comes along and suddenly there's a complete blockage No then it clears up almost instantly It's all unnoticed So we've taken it We cut everything down And now we just need to lay down three more lines Look here We'll sew two stitches along the top right here where the zigzag pattern is and one stitch at the bottom We're stepping back—how much exactly Here we step back 5 millimeters and here just a bit along the edge And just a little more to the side Lena what's this for So we can gather everything together Your stitch length is enormous The longest by far Lena we're working at the bottom where we have the fold this row for gathering Higher yes the bend Higher than the bend yes I'll show you now So we won't forget the stitch length Right here six Let's go Oops it slipped out Spotless And they put the largest one so it's easier to pull Right now I still have enough for one more line Then the threads We'll have to wind it up And so he just took it and made a clamp Who asked for it Nobody asked for it My phone works like this He wrote the correct word and immediately fixed it That's not what I meant at all And up top we're doing Not that one the one meant for assembly that exact line Two lines above go to Yes the assembly will just be placed next to each other—let me show you now It's a bit unclear for now This is my first time I see it like that We're doing this for the first time A doll like this There she goes the top stitch Now I'll sew another stitch right next to it 3 mm away You see she's already starting to gather herself There she is She's so frail isn't she A fragile line Yes that's exactly why it's designed—so you can easily pull everything together Put down the biggest bet You're always doing this I need a clip Who's asking Right about 3 mm from the line we'll route it to the side So we have nice pleats It doesn't matter how they fall evenly or not it really doesn't matter We'll clean all of this up later If they're getting in our way And now we stitch along the bottom Same here It doesn't matter at all where Lay it down 7 mm from the edge Honestly it doesn 't really matter where it is It'll work out for you The main thing is that it starts working Here's 5 mm from the edge Look here now There she goes the second line We end up with three here Zigzag then we stitched it through So that we have a fold in it And here comes another row This one is long which we'll pull along the lower thread And she'll head over to get ready We're taking three strands One two three I'll find them somewhere over there now And we pull them in just to gather gather pulling hard gathering tightly Let's see how much she can handle We'll figure it out then deciding together what style and dress width we' ll have Right now I'm just After all look here It ends at the most exciting part We're gathering 2 threads these from both sides right Two here and two there right No it's 1 down there 2 up here Now I'll wind the bobbin and we'll continue So we do the same thing All right stitch length is Same as before Lay down a line from the bottom And two on top on all three parts And now additionally Two rows and that's it— we gather them Soak them and leave to dry Remember the two rows go there Where the zigzag takes us away You lose your vigilance and it veers off somewhere The autopilot is off yes Lena did I hear correctly that the top lines We lay the screed in a zigzag pattern right See here this is the zigzag line And here we extend two lines 2 So a zigzag right next to it Next to it yes Just a zigzag—the top one We have a piece that's sewn on top stitches need to be made along it twice One at the bottom two at the top Lena a difference of 5 mm right You know the exact amount doesn't really matter She keeps bouncing around because of the difference Wants to go back and forth Oh right there's just a little pile it doesn't matter you can't see it Yes you can't see it there Ah thanks Alright we're practically done here That's it All the heavy lifting is done