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How to Draft Three Types of Facings
DescriptionTime Stamps by the amazing Terri! 0:00 introduction 1:00 chit chat and overview for video content 5:54 one piece facing show and tell 7:31 showing example of one piece facing on garment with pleats and yoke 8:49 traditional facing with button placket and neck 9:19 camp shirt facing stopping at the neck 12:27 large neckMore
Time Stamps by the amazing Terri!
0:00 introduction
1:00 chit chat and overview for video content
5:54 one piece facing show and tell
7:31 showing example of one piece facing on garment with pleats and yoke
8:49 traditional facing with button placket and neck
9:19 camp shirt facing stopping at the neck
12:27 large neckline or square neckline talk (when worried about facing flipping to the outside)
14:18 tracing the pattern piece and measurements
16:30 tracing off facing piece
17:30 pivoting out about 1/8th inch mass for shaping on your facing piece and WHY
21:18 one piece facing talk about placket building
25:00 WAIT: don't do this yet. There's a trick to this
28:59 OK DO THIS: for one piece with facing attached on the fold
31:40 adv/disadv of 1 piece with facing attached on the fold
33:50 how to make this 2 pieces not all-in-one
34:10 how to draft facing for the back pattern piece (neck)
38:30 all-in-one facing trace your pattern piece and transfer markings
39:30 mark off the facing
40:14 curving the free edge to serge easily
43:15 1 piece facing on the back (tracing the pattern piece)
44:20 drawing in the facing
44:49 curving and matching this piece to the previous drafted facing and why
46:10 princess seam example and explanation of what to do for this type of pattern
47:04 waist facing talk
48:25 waist facing tracing off from pant pattern piece
50:14 drawing in the facing on the pattern piece TIP: on drafting the whole piece so you don't get confused about the side seam a
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