Saludos comunidad NeedleWorkMonday, he estado un poco ausente debido a nuevos proyectos personales relacionados a la costura ya que empecé un emprendimiento con el nombre de AVOCADOROSA que trata de textiles, pese a ello vuelvo para mostrarle como le di la segunda a una prenda de varias que me regalaron de una tienda de ropa por poseer defectos de fabrica los cuales imposibilitan su venta al público.
En esta ocasión el leguis estaba terriblemente deshilachado por la parte trasera dejando un gran agujero, sumado a ello me quedaba como unas dos tallas mas grande de mi talle como lo pueden observar en las siguientes imágenes:
Decidí para hacer una buena reparación descoser la pretina con la ayuda de un descosedor de costura de costura:
Una vez desprendida la pretina opte por coser la parte trajera reduciendo dos centímetros más para poder eliminar el gran agujero formando y reducir algunos centímetros.
Igualmente reduje dos centímetros mas de piernas por los laterales para lograr que me quedara ceñido al cuerpo que es como usualmente suelo vestirme, uní la pretina cuando finalice las reducciones y reparación del agujero.
Finalmente, este fue el resultado final, ¿Que les parece chicos? darle una segunda oportunidad a prendas que aun tienen un gran potencial de uso.
Greetings NeedleWorkMonday community, I have been a little absent due to new personal projects related to sewing since I started an enterprise with the name AVOCADOROSA that deals with textiles, despite this I return to show you how I gave the second to a garment of several that They gave me a gift from a clothing store for having manufacturing defects which make it impossible to sell to the public.
On this occasion the leggings were terribly frayed at the back leaving a large hole, in addition to this, I was about two sizes larger than my size as you can see in the following images:
I decided to make a good repair unstitch the waistband with the help of a seam seam ripper:
I decided to make a good repair unstitch the waistband with the help of a seam seam ripper:
Once the waistband is detached, choose to sew the part of the suit reducing two more centimeters in order to eliminate the large hole by forming and reduce a few centimeters.
I also reduced two more centimeters of legs on the sides to get it to stay tight to the body which is how I usually dress, I attached the waistband when I finished the reductions and repair of the hole.
Finally, this was the end result, what do you guys think? give a second chance to garments that still have great potential for use.
Quedó muy bien. Que fino poder arreglar tu propia ropa. 😁
si esa es la parte divertida la dejas como la quieres exactamente.
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Great work! It's always so much work removing the waistband, but it has to be done if you want the garment to look neat.
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Thanks for the good work, you really have to dedicate time to a garment to have good results, and thanks for the last of the tag I did not know.
Excelente. Ese color de pantalón es hermoso. Tuvo suerte de haberte encontrado para que lo salves jajaja. Te calzó perfecto ❤️