Hey!!... Happy and beautiful afternoon community of needle lovers ✨❤️ As usual, I always make garments for you to learn about here, feel welcome to a new blog and a tutorial, I hope you are having a great time this somewhat hot afternoon here in my city and well, we start a new creative space and a new confection.
These days my beautiful cousin is on vacation here with my mom and me at home because she lives like two hours from here where I am and every time she comes to visit us during this season she takes home more than a souvenir she takes home these pretty creations that I gladly make for her, and the thing is that she is still little and I like to make her clothes because mostly girls look good in everything so she has always wanted to wear one of these overalls that are also called overalls, they are like a style of panties but unlike the shorts these have feet like a skirt with small panels, she tells me that her mom has never bought her one like that and since I had a piece of fabric that I will make a dress out of, it was enough for her to make this cute overalls.
I feel that she looks great in her sweater in these colors, so I want you to join me in the happy making of this overall with straps and tell me afterwards if you have made one of these. In my case, it is the first time I have made one so the results are incredible. I hope you like it as much as I do. This step by step is made with love for your enjoyment. Without further ado, it is time to move on to the materials.
Materiales:// Materials:
- 1 metro de tela escocesa de cuadros
- 8 botones
- Hilo
- Tijeras
- Máquina de coser
- 1 meter of plaid fabric
- 8 buttons
- Thread
- Scissors
- Sewing machine
Pasos a seguir://Steps to follow:
Paso 01
Step 01
We start by cutting the pieces, a square of two pieces long and wide, this is to make our skirt, the width can be set to the size you want for the skirt, it is important that you take the exact measurements or you can be guided by another piece of clothing of the girl, just like I did, I cut the pieces guided by an additional garment, I also cut two pieces for the front and back pieces, the straps, front and back cover of the overalls and 4 pieces for buttonholes and buttons, those are the pieces to cut.
Paso 02
Step 02
The second step we will do will be the seven planks first on each side of the front and the back and then we will sew on each side the four pieces that are for the buttons and buttonholes. We will sew it from bottom to top and we will overlay these pieces on top as if we were going to sew the part for a pants closure but in this case for my buttons.
Paso 03
Step 03
We proceed to sew the waistband of each piece on the inside, fold 1 cm of fabric inwards at each corner and then fold towards the top and overlay. We will do this step with the back piece.
Paso 04
Step 04
We move on to sewing the edge of our lid to the planter pieces and the hem of the sides where the button goes and I'm going to sew a piece of fabric over the top of the lid to make this piece more resistant when we make the buttonhole for the button.
Paso 05
Step 05
Then we sew the pieces to the overalls, the front and back, and we sew them over once we have sewn them. Then we sew the back and the straps. Once we have sewn them, we place a piece of fabric on them again to make them resistant. We turn them over and sew them over again.
Paso 06
Step 06
At this point I am already sewing the buttonholes, three on each side of the overalls and of course on the top, then we sew the buttons and the hem of my skirt on the bottom, thus finishing this overalls.
Resultado:// Result:
We have now finished our overalls, always remember to iron your clothes at the end and wash them for a better finish 😊, I hope you really like how this result of my overalls turned out, it looks very, very pretty, I liked it a lot 😍 My dear friends, I say goodbye to you and wish you a happy night, see you soon and until another next tutorial.
Creating things with love 🌷❤️
🦋✨ All the images in this publication are my author ,📱taken with my TecnoSpark8C cell phone |📸Photos edited in PicsArt and Canva. Text translated in Google Translate.
