DIY ROMPER / JUMPSUIT FROM SCRATCH! ✨ DIY Clothes from Scratch EP. 2

Hello everyone, it's me Ruffa DIY and welcome back to my channel. Here's another DIY tutorial on how to make your own number that can be worn in four different styles. Anyway, make sure to put the subscribe button and notification bar at the top so you can never miss a new video. I hope you enjoy it and let's get started with this project. I'm going to use this tartan fabric that I bought for 67 passes or less than two dollars and I also used my excess white Gina alpha. Fabric as the inner layer of the top using my favorite high waisted shorts I have and fold the front face in half, then cut it to keep the fold and trace the shape on the fabric.

Be sure to add a seam allowance before cutting it out. Anyway, I folded the fabric in half to have the exact same two pieces for the front of my shirt starting on this side and giving it a half inch of similar ones to the top to which I added two and a half extra. allowance for the waist because you want my elastic to be fun when I use it to construct the short, put the two front pieces right sides together and pin along the crotch seam, then solid since I have a basic demand machine, first I need to solve it twice.

I use the exact stitch to close the edges of the fabric and feel the stitch straight and I also make sure to trim the excess raw edge of the fabric moving along the back of the shorts. I'm doing exactly the same thing. I left the top of the crotch we had six inches open to add a zipper. Next, note that I'm working the exact same seam allowance as the front side of the shorts again. I will leave this side open because this is for the zipper and I will proceed to sew. The rest of the crotch seam, so this is the short of the

romper

.

I'll put it aside and come back to it later. After making the top by working on the top, I will fold the fabric in half and fold it again so I can cut out. two pieces at the same time with exact measurements using one of my favorite sleeveless tops, I lay it flat on the fabric and sew it on and don't forget to leave a seam allowance, so in my case I marked a side seam with an additional allowance of two inches and one inch for the bottom and the rest is a half inch seam allowance.

I mark 15 inches for my top line plus a one-inch seam allowance. Note that when I folded the fabric in half, the right sides are facing each other and I am working on the wrong side of the fabric by moving on the front side of the top. I'll fold it in half again looking right sides together. I'll make some adjustments to the neckline because I think it was too low so I just want to keep it simple by cutting out some fabric. I'm going to use this white fabric as the inner layer of my top and also as a lining piece to finish the raw edges.

I usually paint it before cutting it from the movement of the white fabric. this is the right side of the fabric and this is the wrong side, so I'll be laying the two pieces of fabric together facing right sides, then I'll continue sewing leaving the side seam open. I'm turning it right side out and mate removing I need to flatten the edge that goes on the back of the table. I'm just repeating the same process except for the neckline. I mark one from the bottom of the armhole and line up the mark on the middle side and then mark. 10 inches from the shoulder side of the neckline to the mark to form a V after cutting the neckline.

I'll cut the back pieces in half for the zipper later. Now I'll repeat the same process leaving the side seam open now that I'm all the way in. The front and back pieces together to trim the excess fabric at the bottom edge of the back side piece so that they are both the same length. Time to assemble all the pieces of the

romper

. I'm marking a 1 inch seam allowance at the bottom. of the top, then I will turn the shorts inside out on the right side and join both waists together. I will make sure the right sides of the fabric are facing each other and then pin following the marking before pinning.

I make sure the middle side of the top. It is aligned on the crotch line of the short stitch isaacs, the raw edge and the straight stitch - marking for the back of the round sentence. I'm doing the same process and on this center side I folded it a centimeter aligned on the crash line for the zipper goes towards the zipper. I'm using the secret so I'm basting the side behind sewing it, don't worry because I'll see this leader move after I sew, since I don't have the invisible presser foot, I use this underneath. Zipper foot on my sewing machine and sew along the sides.

I need to hem it again near the zipper, but still make sure not to hit the zipper side. I'm going to follow this edge inward to give it a finished look. I will trim the excess. fabric in the side seam for final binding. I'm going to piece the front and back pieces of the jersey together facing right sides, then continue painting the shoulder seam, sides and crotch of the shorts and then proceed to sewing. Cut off the excess fabric on the underside of the shortened zig-zag stitch, the raw edges then follow the underside twice and then continue sewing using straight stitch for the belt.

I got sixty by six inches of fabric and then folded each side in the middle. and fold it in half. I like to iron the folds to flatten the fabric so I can work it out easily, then I saw all the edges and finally ended up with my stylish handmade romper. I'm so happy now that I can wear this romper in a fun way. I think it was nice and flexible. I can keep this up by wearing heels or white sneakers, other than that, it was a lot of fun anyway. I hope you enjoyed this video, don't forget to like, subscribe and see you in my next video, bye.