Aon抱, tú wreck register as to arrange these hope truly at the beginning. It depends on something you want to see. You know it's can you better go. It depends on what you like to do too. A little bit like this, a little bit of spiral. Okay, so to do this, I just need my fabric and more fun with Scuba Fabric. You can use any fabric of your choice, office, scuba, whatever you wish to use. I prefer to use Scuba for this and I'm just in my Scuba and my Regeline bunny. I'm working with this Regeline bunny. Latцоillaunin creaçaaaraa enrokatis è injğlida ,cafe il t goes Tru bitter transoreraaaraaaraaattro следующ cor supply la pumsip skorrep ...and the sauce is ready. So let's go straight to our drafting. Yes, every time you actually draft it, you can cut it in front of the flours or you can cut it like a flip. But I like to cut it like a flip because I feel it just gives me more spiral effects on its own. So the logic there is just that your radios should be as short as possible because the shots are the radios, the more spiral you are going to get. Okay, so how do I get my measurements? The length of my... The length of the spiral that I want actually is 6 inches. I want it to be 6 inches long. So I can't cut the 6 inches because I'm going to be eminient here like this. So I'm just going to be heading 1 inch allowance to it. So I'll make my length 7 inches. And the radios that I want to use... You can use one inch radius, one and a half or three inches depending on the fabric that you want to go. The trick there is just for you to have a smaller radius. The smaller your radius, the more folds you are going to have on your flours. So for this I'm going to be using the radios of three inches because this is a tutorial and I don't want to waste too much fabric. And if I had these three inches to my seven inches length, I'm going to be having 9 inches. So I'm folding my fabric by 9 inches. So this is my fabric here. I'm going to measure 9 inches like this. So this is 9 inches or the 9 inches mark. I'm going to fold it into two. Like we fold our nomad 360 flat. So once I fold this into two like this, I'm going to be folding it into four by 9 inches also. So I fold it into four like this for my flours. So what I just need to do is to measure my 9 inches. Remember the total length is 9 inches. I'm going to measure the 9 inches round like this. So once I have my 9 inches round, I'm just going to take my two inches radius. I decided to walk with two inches because that is what I want. Like I said, you can use one inch. You can use, you can use, you can use a way of half. It's going to have so many folds that I may not be able to control it. I think one and half or three is okay. Okay. So I'm just going to cut this house now. So now I've cut this house now. And then I'm going to slash it from the one side because I'll be joining many flays together. So the thing is I'm just going to measure on this so that you see what's the radius that we have. So you need to measure the space that you want to hide your spiral food. Let's say you're hiding its round the shoulder. You need to get the round shoulder measurement of the person you are working with. So this is okay. Remember I took two inches for my radius. And after I cut it out, my swing she's gave me around 16 inches. Okay. So let's say you're working with somebody with a round shoulder of 14 inches. So you know that you have to cut like two or three of these. And if you want to please or you want to gather it, you can cut as much four of these. Four of these. So you can see this is what I'm talking about. If I lift it up, you can see that it's on. They're giving me nice foods already. So I mean this is even one inches. It's even four more than this. So this shoulder, this smaller radius, the more foods you get. So I'm just going to cut two or three of these. Then I'm going to join it together and bring about two shows. So of course three of these now just to show us different designs when I'm done. So I'm going to take it to the same machine now. And then sew them together like this. So I'm going to sew this together. So that's through. And then I'm going to join the two of them through it now. So I've joined the three flays to get done now. So it just gave me one very long flip. So the next one I'll do now is just to work on my M line. So I'm going to basically what I want to do is just to sew on my wrong side of the, on the wrong side of my fabric like this. So this is the wrong side. But remember this is where I sew home. So this is the wrong side of the fabric. So on the wrong side of the fabric, I'm going to take mine. And then I'm going to place it on my fabric like this. And then I'm going to sew on this side of the bunny, the white side here. So I'm going to sew it in. So by the time I finish it in the time, I'm just going to sew it over like this and then top stitch on it. Okay so basically this is what I'm going to do. I'll sew it around like this. And then when I'm done sewing it, I'm going to top, post-forward it like this and then top stitch on it. So that's going to give me something like this. You can see there is a bunny inside this. So I'm just going to top stitch on it so that I can have something like this. So now I have some it's the fabric. Okay so this is the bunny already sewn to our fabric. So you can see this seam line. So the next thing I'm going to do is just to fold it over like this. And then on this seam line that I already have it, I'm going to top stitch on it. You can also sew the bunny on it this side also if you want. But I'm not sewing it because it doesn't really matter. I just need to fold this over like this and then the seam line that I already created, is what I'm going to follow and then I'm going to sew it around like that. So as we are now working with a regular bunny that you can sew on, what you just need to do is just to fold your fabric like this and then sew. So that you have a casing where you can pass your bunny into. Because it's not all bunny that I can sew on like this. So let's say I work with the bunny that I cannot sew on it. I don't have a sample here. It just needs to create a casing for the bunny. Maybe with an 1.5 inch bunny, you make sure it's just a space that can enter. That the bunny can enter into. So once you create your spacing, you tip your bunny inside it and then pass it around. So now I've closed it. I just sew it like I said following the seam line that I already have here. So I'm not going to trim off any excess that I need half. Like so to like this. I'll take my scissors and trim it to the minimum. The minimum possible. So once I trim it, I'll have something this smooth. I remember this is a scuba far break. It doesn't flip. So I can get away with this. But if you want to pass it inside, you don't need this. Remember you already took it in when you are creating your casing for the bunny. So now I'm just going to take it to the mannequin and then show us different ways we can sew. This is a beautiful bunny flake. So you can use it as a sleeve. You can use it as you can pass it around your shoulder on the neckline around the waist area. And you want to use it. You just need to style it. Whatever way you wish to style it. I will be using it as a sleeve. I'm going to show different methods, different ways we can style our flange effects. You should be creative. You can style it anyhow you want. So it doesn't have any static style. It goes with creative. It's a try your best to style it anyhow. So I'm going to use it as a sleeve. I'm going to use it as a sleeve. I'm going to use it as a sleeve. I'm going to use it as a sleeve. So those are some of the styles that you can wear with these just style. I'm going to use it as a sleeve.