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What Is a Unitard?
Equipment & Tools Needed to Make a Unitard
Checking the Stretch for a Unitard
How Much Fabric Needed for Unitards
Folding Fabric to Make a Unitard
Measure & Cut to Make a Unitard
Cutting the Back of a Unitard
Cutting the Neck of a Unitard
Rough Assembly of a Unitard
Assembling the Legs of a Unitard
Sewing the Neck of a Unitard
Fitting a Homemade Unitard
Hemming a Homemade Unitard
Hemming the Legs of a Unitard
Hemming the Top Neck of a Unitard
Hemming the Open Back of a Unitard
Sewing Velcro to a Unitard
Sewing Sticky Velcro to a Unitard
Cutting the Arms of a Unitard
Sewing Unitard Sleeves
How to Hem Unitard Sleeves
Attaching Sleeves and Finishing a Unitard
Summary: Making a unitard requires folding the fabric just right to match the pattern in mind. Learn to make a unitard for sports or activities in this free sewing video.
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"Half of the unitard is going to be the dimension of my upper thigh, which as I mentioned before, is twenty-four inches. So I want to fold this at twenty-four inches. Now I can save fabric and cut this at twenty-four inches and then cut the arms, or I could fold it an extra eighteen inches and cut the sleeves out of the same piece. I'm going to save some fabric here and cut this one, first the unitard at twenty-four inches, and then I'm going to cut the sleeves in the second cut. So there's a fold of about twenty-four inches. I want to make it exact so I can really save my fabric and keep my cost down. So I pull it back exactly at twenty-four inches. Let's give it a little tug. There we go. And now I'm ready to cut."
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