True damage Qiyana jacket tutorial
Added 2020-10-20 09:00:02 +0000 UTCRequired materials:
White jacket with black inside
Satin ribbon 1 cm
Universal Golden Liner
Thin and wide paintbrush
Black textile paint
Black and white thread
Needle
Scissors
1-4.
I got my hands on a pretty neat jacket from the Bulgarian shopping market - Olx. Once the jacket arrived, I carefully removed the hood, leaving the first row to look like a collar. Then I folded the fabric on both sides and tucked the cotton wool inside. I sewed with a hidden seam and white thread. If the inside color of the hood is the same as the jacket, you do not need the next step. If it is not, you will need to repaint it. For this purpose, I used textile paint. It is important that your brush is not wet or dripping, because there is a good chance that it will stain the outside of the jacket, and it should remain white. Therefore, I advise you to work with a dry brush with only paint on it. Repaint carefully, allow to dry for 24 hours, and iron by placing a protective cloth on top to prevent the fabric of the jacket from melting.
5-8.
For the gold detail, I used Universal pearl pen Gold - Daily Art. I repainted the groove between the jacket and the zipper. Carefully apply the paint and spread with a thin brush, avoiding the teeth of the zipper. If you apply a lot on the zipper, it is likely to start to get stuck in places due to the paint. Wait 24 hours and seal carefully with an iron.
9-10.
For the details on the sleeves, I used a 1 cm wide black satin ribbon. Fold the jacket so that it forms the edge of the sleeve. Apply the black lace ~ 2 cm below the formed edge and tap. Do the same on the other side or unfold the sleeve and position the second strip 5 cm from the other, in the opposite direction. Sew with black thread. The line starts at the beginning of the sleeve and ends at the shoulder seam. Roll up the sleeve. If desired, you can sew a white ribbon in the middle of the folded end.
