One-Piece SWIMSUIT - DIY - Sewing Steps / Complete Sew Along - PDF Patterns Boutique

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VIDEO CHAPTERS: 00:00 Intro 00:11 Sewing Front to Back 02:05 Sewing Lining (part 1) 03:29 Front Facing 04:30 Sewing Lining (part 2) 09:24 Cutting Elastic Bands 14:12 Closing Elastic Bands 17:38 Attaching Elastic Bands 32:54 Topstitching Elastic (Coverstitch) 39:34 Final Result GET THIS PATTERN (Instant Download): pdfpatternsboutique.com/b/RNO2C (for Women - 6 Sizes)

[@tinajay8962]

This is great! I love your videos, they show every step clearly and make it easy to follow along, please add more sew-alongs!

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Thank you so much for your sweet comment!! I'll for sure keep making these vids 😁!!

[@maureenvanheuven9115]

Nice model

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Thanks for your comment!!

[@divinesarasaradivine824]

Thank you so much for your very interesting vedio, God bless ❤

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Thanks a lot for your comment 🤓!!

[@Liyahw2326]

Is that last machine a top stitch? Can this be done on regular sewing machine at the end?

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Hi! The last machine used is a Coverstitch (during this video I use; a) Lockstitch b) Serger c) Coverstitch). However, this whole sewing process can be done with a regular home sewing machine. a) Lockstitch; will be used as described in the video; using the zig-zag stitch when closing elastic bands. b) Serger; this will need to be replaced with a stretch stitch. This stitch's name depends on your machine, but all modern ones have a few of these; even some named "fake serger". c) Coverstitch; this can be replaced with a "multi zig-zag" stitch. Now, let's check on my own machine and the stitches I'd use. Please, see minute 15:40 a) Lockstitch: Zig Zag: stitch #04 b) Simil/fake Serger: stitch #08 c) Multi Zig-Zag: stitch #05

[@manpreetmani8715]

Cutting

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Thanks for your suggestion.