Regilin - what is it and how to use it correctly

Today's tailors are not limited in the choice of sewing equipment, fabrics and accessories - they have at their service both ultra-modern “auxiliary tools” and materials well known to the craftsmen. One of the most famous, familiar and frequently used types of accessories is regilin, a real “long-liver” of tailoring. It is a special tape of varying degrees of rigidity.

Tailors have been working closely with the material since the mid-19th century. Initially, it was made from cotton or linen fabric, and hard horsehair was used as a base. Without tape, it was almost impossible to make a frame petticoat and “hold” a fluffy lady’s dress. Over time, natural materials were abandoned - their production was expensive, and the fashion for crinolines passed away.

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Today, regilin (or, as it is sometimes called, “regilin”) is “in trend” again. It is made from synthetic compounds that are harmless to human health, and the finished product is inexpensive. The material is used not only in theater workshops and when sewing dance outfits. He successfully replaced corset tape made of natural whalebone (marine fauna suffers less) and metal inserts-bones, heavy and inflexible. One of its advantages is ease of sewing. You don't need to be a professional to work with regilin. With enough practice, you will be able to make even “complex” corsets.

Rigid stripes, known to fashionistas for many centuries, were mainly sewn along the bottom of the skirt, achieving stabilization, spectacular volume, beautiful shape and fluffiness of the frills.

Areas of application of regilin

  • Creating elastic, wrinkle-free “waves” on circle skirts or models of other styles that widen towards the bottom.
  • Adding pomp to wedding or evening dresses with a voluminous hem, or ballroom dancing dresses.
  • Seam inserts on bodices - this requires a narrow tape of the highest rigidity.
  • Formation of a clear, geometric bottom line of an asymmetrical cut skirt.
  • Bodice design with lush flounces.
  • Elements of hats, hairstyles, hair decorations.

How to sew regilin

Today's tailors are not limited in the selection of sewing equipment, fabrics and accessories - they have at their service both ultra-modern “auxiliary tools” and materials well known to the craftsmen. One of the most famous, common and frequently used types of accessories is regilin, a real “long-liver” of tailoring.

It is a specialized tape of varying degrees of rigidity. Tailors have been working very closely with the material since the mid-19th century. From the very beginning, it was made from cotton or linen fabric, and hard horsehair was used as a base.

Without a ribbon, as a rule, it was impossible to make a frame petticoat and “hold” a fluffy lady’s dress.

For some time, natural materials were abandoned - their production was very expensive, and the fashion for crinolines passed away.

Today, regilin (or, as it is sometimes called, “regilin”) is again “in fashion.” It is made from artificial compounds that are not harmful to human health, and the finished product is inexpensive.

The material is used not only in theater workshops and when sewing dance costumes. He successfully replaced the corset tape made of real whalebone (marine fauna suffers less) and iron inserts-bones, heavy and inflexible.

One of its positive qualities is its ease of sewing. To work with regilin, you do not need to be a professional.

With enough practice, you will be able to make even “complicated” corsets. Rigid stripes, famous for fashionistas for many centuries, were mainly sewn along the bottom of the skirt, achieving stabilization, excellent volume, beautiful shape and fluffiness of the frills.

Areas of use of regilin

  • Creating elastic, wrinkle-free “waves” on a sun
    or models of other styles that widen towards the bottom.
  • Adding pomp to wedding or lace dresses with a voluminous hem, or ballroom dancing costumes.
  • Inserts into the seams on bodices - this requires a narrow tape of the highest rigidity.
  • Formation of a clear, geometric bottom line of an asymmetrical cut skirt.
  • Bodice design with lush flounces.
  • Details of hats, haircuts, hair decorations.

Application

What it is - regilin, where it is most often used, and what it looks like is familiar to many needlewomen. The material manifests itself not only in the manufacture of lush ballroom or evening dresses. With skirts everything is simple - to add volume you just need to sew on a ribbon. In fact, there are quite a few options for using this material. For example, sewing hats.


With the help of regilin you can create a hat that will keep its shape

To prevent the accessory from losing its appearance, a ribbon of material is sewn into the rim of the hat. With it you don’t have to worry about the edges of the product being deformed. In addition, crinoline is used when sewing corsets and strapless tops. Dense fabric also prevents clothes from losing their shape and is comfortable to wear, unlike “wires”, which are also often used in sewing corsets.


In addition to clothing, the material is suitable for making toys

It allows you to sew the necessary additional element to a soft toy. And, of course, can be used to make outfits for dolls, teddy bears, etc.

Types of regilin and their use

Today's synthetic-based material is easy to use, resistant to wear and, thanks to the large number of types, suitable for the design of various products. Regilin

divided depending on:

  • rigidity - from the hardness of a molded plastic strip to a plastic mesh;
  • forms - there are tape and tubular materials;
  • transverse size - on display cases there are both narrow, invisible stripes and wide ribbons.

In tailoring, tape rather than tubular material is often used. This is a mesh woven from artificial threads and reaches 20 cm in width.

It is with its help that a voluminous hem with airy, soft flounces is made. The tubular variety is used for sewing corsets, frames, strapless items, and processing items made of thick fabric.

A similar regilin will create unusual, extravagant costumes with complex geometry. For everyday or much more familiar holiday patterns, flexible tape material is suitable. It will thicken the bottom of knitted clothing and shape the hem of a bell- or trapezoid-style skirt.

Basic rules for using regilin

  • For each fabric and each style, you must choose your own method of hemming the regillin - open, closed, “hidden” in a flounce or frill.
  • The thinner the material of the product, the softer the tape should be, otherwise the bottom will bulge badly.
  • Products with sewn-on regilin can only be ironed at low temperatures.
  • To disguise the tape, it is chosen to match the color of the key fabric - manufacturers produce regiline in all sorts of colors.
  • The ends of the tape must be secured - melted or sealed with masking tape if we are talking about light regilina.

To create curls on the hem, you can use thin types of fishing line instead of regilin. The bottom of the product will become “curly” and original.

Application area

After everything becomes clear about regilin (what it is), such a wide range of its applications can be explained. This detail can be used to create corsets that tightly tighten the figure and shape the waist. You can also use a softer option so that this part of the clothing retains its shape.

And although crinoline dresses are now out of fashion and are no longer worn every day, they continue to be used in the creation of fashion collections, wedding dresses and clothing for stage performances. Therefore, regilin remains in demand here too.

What else is Regilin used for? Oddly enough, but with the help of this material you can make a hat with a wide brim that will retain its shape. It can be quite difficult to create a wide-brimmed hat at home, which is why needlewomen weave regillin into the headband to maintain its shape.

Surely many have seen ballroom dancing. For dancers, the flounces on the skirt always retain their shape, and it seems that the clothes are very fluffy and literally airy. To do this, it is enough to sew an ordinary dress and sew hard or soft regilin into its lower part. Depending on the product.

Those who have an idea about regilin (what it is and what it is for) have a lot of ideas. One of the possible uses is as a part when creating an ordinary soft toy. You can make a more complex product to decorate the room.

Open processing technique

The hemming method is selected depending on the purpose of the item and the desired shape of the products or volumetric elements. The most common processing method is open.

You can give an easy-to-implement basic recommendation on how to sew on regilin

, if it does not matter whether it is visible or not.

By choosing the color of the ribbon, you will hide the transition line.

Progress

  1. Cut the regilin strip along the length of the sewing line.
  2. Overcast the bottom and place a regilline strip on it from the front side
    .
  3. Sew 5-7 mm from the cut.
  4. Turn the strip to the wrong side and iron it.
  5. Sew the second edge of the strip along the bottom on the frill or hem - for thin fabric or a straight cut, you can use hidden seams or a “goat” (do not tighten it).

This option is used for half-sun or sun styles, and also for products made from dense types of textiles. If the fabric is thin, but sew

If you can’t, use the same technique, choosing the right shade or translucent stripes.

The cut does not need to be processed using an overlocker - it remains closed, and the appearance of the product cannot be damaged. To sew on regilin

to the bottom of the skirt
there is a sun
made of chiffon, tulle, cotton or mesh fabric; first you need to lay the material wrong side up. The tape is attached along the edge of the hem, lengthening it, and then tucked under.

If you do not want to sew on a seal, then use a transition adhesive that is up to one and a half 1.5 cm wide.

The thinner it is, the more beautiful the finished product will be. It is attached to the regiline from the inside out and ironed along with the product.

The finished bottom treatment is almost invisible on both sides.

Invisible processing method

If you do not want the seal to be visible, you must use a closed method. It is suitable for hemming frills and hems of asymmetrical skirts.

A hem is used for it, in which the seal is “hidden”.

Before sewing on the regillin for the frill, it is cut out separately, leaving an allowance at the bottom. To work you will need a narrow strip (up to 2 cm).

The frill along the cut is folded to the wrong side by 5-10 mm and ironed.

Afterwards, you should make 1 more fold with a width that matches the size of the tape and iron the “structure”. A sealant is placed in the resulting hem and adjusted one millimeter from the edge.

If the material is colored or variegated, the stitch will be invisible. For hemming a skirt - sun

with an asymmetrical hem, on which the tape is not visible from the back, you will need:

  1. cut out a product with a lining that exactly repeats the features of the top;
  2. fold the parts with their right sides facing each other and sew along the bottom cut line, placing regilin on the seam allowance;
  3. iron the seam allowance to the wrong side and topstitch;
  4. turn the product right side out and iron along the fold line;
  5. make a fixing seam, stepping back from the bottom hem line.

This option is suitable for all products in which it is necessary to hide auxiliary materials, but it is not alone. When working with tubular ribbons, you can “hide” regiline in the hem or use drawstrings, lace and a strip on the lining.

Mounting a fishing rod on a bleak

Installing the equipment for a bleak is practically no different from the equipment for a float fishing rod. A fishing line is tied to the rod or reel, a float and a weight are attached to it, and then a leash and hook are attached to the main fishing line using fishing knots.


for standing water


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for long casting


float loading

Equipment with fine settings is not as important for a simple amateur fisherman as for a sports fisherman. It is in sport fishing that gear adjustment comes to the fore, because prizes in the competition are at stake. More information about the installation of bleaching gear can be seen in the video from the TROPHY TV Channel.

Alternative covert processing options

Regilin is very often used when sewing petticoats and corsages. It is inserted, strengthening the product, giving it rigidity and a certain shape.

To do this, closed drawstrings are made on the bodice on the reverse side.

There is no need to adjust the tape - you just need to insert it into the hollow fold. When making corsets, be sure to keep in mind that the product must fit tightly to the figure, otherwise the seal strips change due to the rotation of the rods (they replace the lobe threads in the tape).

It is worth additionally providing horizontal fasteners that will prevent the plastic elements from moving in a vertical position. In this way, regilin is threaded through the hem of dance or formal, fluffy dresses. In this case, it is necessary to choose a tubular seal of very high rigidity.

The folded edge is closed with a stitch, a hidden stitch, but a ribbon that is also closed on the reverse side looks more professional and elegant.

How to Hide Regiline in a Strip of Lining or Silky, Mesh Fabric

  1. Cut out a strip of “extra” fabric. Its width is equal to double the width of the seal plus 2 cm for allowances. The cutting line follows the features of the bottom of the product (straight or rounded).
  2. Iron the strip folded in two, invest in the folded regilin and stitch along the entire width.
  3. Place the lining fabric on the right side on the edge of the skirt and sew in a stitch.
  4. Trim seam allowances to 5-7 mm, turn the strip to the wrong side, iron and sew.

On figured hems, with a noticeable reverse, it is also necessary to cover the regilin, but the order of actions changes slightly. If the strip is wide, from 10 cm, it is sewn between the lining and the upper side of the product.

The two parts are ground along the bottom, trimming the allowances to 7 mm. The tape must be applied from the side of the skirt, not the lining part.

This way you will hide the seam allowances and they will not go along the front side.

Progress

  1. The seal is sewn 1 millimeter from the edges onto the seam allowance along the bottom.
  2. Turn the lining to the bottom and stitch along the seam allowance one millimeter from the seam. She will not turn her face away and will not “peek out” from under her skirt.
  3. Turn the lining inside out and iron along with the transition piping.
  4. Sew the lining to the product along the waist line.

This is how premium, couture dresses are finished. If the operation seems too labor-intensive, simply cover the sealing tape with a strip of lace.

Corsage

Grosgrain ribbon is one of the varieties of regilin. This type has different names, so when searching, you should take into account the fact that you will come across the name of plastic or corset regilin. This species may also be referred to as artificial whalebone when sold. All these names are synonymous and denote a tape of several millimeters, usually 5. Its texture is quite dense, made of plastic.

The use of this type of detail is quite widespread. Most often, corsage tape becomes the best assistant when creating corsets, complex stage costumes, as well as some details of a wedding dress. But this is not the entire list of products where this type of regilin can be used. In some cases, this part is used to create hats or to shape a bag.

Creating wavy edges with fishing line

Instead of classic regilin, use a thin, strong fishing line 0.2-1 mm in diameter. With its help, they make magnificent decorative “curls” on costumes for dances, carnivals, and children's parties.

The line must be adjusted along the edges, using a very small zigzag stitch.

Progress

  1. Fold the bottom 5-10 millimeters.
  2. Insert fishing line into the fold and sew - the zigzag should be thick and not very wide.
  3. Trim off any additional seam allowance.

If you have an overlocker, you can create a rolled seam by placing fishing line in it. Make sure that under the foot the fabric stretches well along the cut, so the curls will bend sharply from the edges.

For children's costumes, you need to take the thinnest fishing line, 0.2 mm in diameter. Using wire, you can process multi-layered skirts cut on the bias, fluffy flounces and ruffles along the bodice.

Using regilin, you will sew many original, fantasy costumes without spending a lot of time and effort on the work.

Fish biting and tackle

It is known that during active feeding, associated weather conditions or during the spawning feast, bleak is less careful and can peck on coarser tackle, for example, when catching bleak in the spring with a float rod.

But already in the summer, with an abundance of natural food in the reservoir, a sharp-eyed riding fish may become capricious and not recklessly attack the bait. In this case, a more finely tuned tackle is needed.

The more natural the presentation of the bait, the greater the likelihood of biting and hooking fish. The low, smooth speed of immersion of the nozzle after splashdown is ensured by proper loading of the gear, mainly with one or several small pellets and a small float with a small carrying capacity.

How to sew regiline to a sun skirt

Regilin has been used in tailoring since the nineteenth century. Cotton or linen was used to make it, and the base was hard horsehair.

Using regilline tape, frame petticoats were made, without which it was impossible to sew a fluffy dress.

Today, the fashion for this type of fittings has returned, however, instead of natural materials, cheap artificial compounds are used. Regiline tapes are indispensable when creating attractive waves on a feminine sun

, wedding and lace dresses, when designing a bodice, etc.

Regilin in the gateway

Another option for hidden processing is to hide a tubular rigid seal in the hem of the bottom of the product. You can close the folded edge using either a regular stitch or a blind stitch. In this way you can make a “curly” bottom on a dance dress or on a tutu skirt.

The closed processing method is used when using corsage regilin. It is not adjusted, but inserted into a special drawstring - a closed fold in the fabric on the wrong side of the product. Using this method, corsets and frame petticoats are sewn.

Regilin and its specifics

The classification is carried out according to these parameters: The transverse size of the tape can vary from 5 mm to stripes of 20 cm, with the help of the latter they create a voluminous, attractive hem. The shape of the material can be tubular or ribbon. When it comes to creating corsets and frames for extravagant costumes, the first type is used.

The second is used when designing much more familiar models.

If we talk about hardness, then regilin can be soft or hard. The soft one is an artificial tape, which has a width from one and a half to 10 cm, and a large palette of colors.

The main area of ​​use is dance costumes and children's ballroom dresses. “Crinoline” or wide flexible regile, perfect for sealing the hem of a circle skirt, is made from synthetic fishing line fibers. Rigid is a grosgrain tape, which is usually placed in the seams. Important! The thinner the fabric of the product, the softer the regilin should be. When working with any of these types, a transparent nylon thread is perfect, since even when chosen to match the tone, it can be visible in the light.

Varieties

There are several types of material that differ based on their purpose:

  1. Corset. Used in the manufacture of corsage dresses (without straps). Available in the form of a rigid braid.

  2. Tape. Used for finishing the bottom of skirts and forming flounces, large frills, and voluminous bows. It is made in the form of a fine mesh.

  3. Tubular. Rigid material in the form of a tube 1 cm wide. Used to create a frame.

All these types are actively used not only by fashion designers and clothing designers, but also by creators of costume jewelry and accessories.

Ways to sew regiline to a sun skirt

There are two ways: closed and open. Closed method.

Very often used in the case of raw edges. The product lies face up, and the regilline tape is applied overlapping the cut by approximately 5 mm.

Stepping back one or two mm from the edge of the tape, stitch it off. Now, if you bend the tape inside out, the raw cut will be in the middle.

To stitch the regillin on the other side, it is much better to iron the edge of the product. Open method.

When working with a finished edge, the regiline tape is applied either inside out or on the front side of the product, fixed with specialized pins and adjusted on both sides at a distance of 1–2 mm from the edge. To prevent the edges of the tape from pricking, you can singe them with a lighter until balls form. Regiline in the middle of the skirt.

When developing frame petticoats, regilin is not adjusted, but is placed in a specialized fold, which is made on the reverse side of the product.

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Sewing. How to make the bottom of a skirt fluffy using regilin or fishing line. Master Class

Very much gratitude to the author: Svetlana Khatskevich

To ensure that the bottom of the fluffy and wide skirt of the dress lies in elastic waves and does not fall off, it is secured with regiline tape. A similar option for processing the bottom of the skirt is often used for ballroom and wedding dresses.

Regilin is an artificial tape of unequal width and stiffness. In many cases, there is a rigid regiline - a narrow tape for the corsage, which is inserted into the seams.

There is also soft regilin - ribbons with a width of 1.5 to 10 cm. The colors are very different, they even come with lurex, but they are very often used in dance costumes or in children's ballroom dresses.

This tape, woven from colored fishing line fibers, is flexible and elastic; it can be laid out either straight or along a rounded cut. The tape can be ironed at low temperature. At points of sale, this ribbon is also called “crinoline”. REGILINE IS SEWED IN TWO OPTIONS: Closed and Open.

Depending on where the regilin is sewn and how much the bottom of the product should “stand”, the method of sewing it is selected. LET'S LOOK AT EXAMPLES OF HOW TO SEW ON REGILINE

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Example 1

Today, the most popular model of a sundress and top is a bodice with a frill. This is what a frill looks like in soft fabrics without regilin:

So that REGILINE IS NOT VISIBLE DURING the movement of the FRILL, WE SEW IT IN A CLOSED WAY.

STEP 1 Cut out a frill with an allowance at the bottom = the width of the regilline tape + 1 cm. The regilline needs to be narrow, 1.5-2 cm is enough.

Fold the edge of the frill to the wrong side by 0.5-1.0 cm and iron it.

STEP 2 Fold the bottom of the frill again to the width of the hemline and iron it.

STEP 3 Invest regilline tape into the hem and stitch the hem 1mm from the edge

In a variegated fabric, the line will not be as visible. You can sew the hem with a blind stitch if a line is not desired. View with regilin

Regilin is sewn openly along the bottom of the skirt:

This is the most popular option for how to sew on regilin

to the skirt. In a long product it will not be visible, but in frills at the bottom of the skirt (as in the photo), the regilline tape is chosen according to the shade. STEP 1 Place regilin on the bottom of the part from the front side and stitch 0.5-0.7 cm from the cut.

STEP 2 Fold the tape to the wrong side and iron it. The allowance will wrap around the edge of the tape.

STEP 3 Stitch the second edge of the ribbon to the bottom of the skirt or frill. You can sew the second edge with a blind stitch or a goat stitch.

However, this method is only suitable for thin fabrics and straight cuts.

HOW TO SEW

REGILINE, IF THE SKIRT
IS SUN
, HALF SUN OR THE FABRIC IS THICK? THEN THE REGILINE TAPE IS SEWED LIKE THIS:

STEP 1 Overcast the bottom. Place regiline tape on the front side

and stitch 0.5-0.7 cm from the bottom edge.

Regiline and the stitches in the sample are opposite for clarity. Regilin is also contrasting.

STEP 2 Turn the tape inside out and iron it. Sew the second edge of the regiline tape to the bottom or hem it with a blind stitch or a goat seam, without tightening it.

In purchased products, in order not to sew the tape manually, it is glued to a strip of adhesive. The thinner the adhesive, the better.

LET'S CONSIDER THIS METHOD WITH THE EXAMPLE OF FORMBAND STRIPS An adhesive strip 1-1.5 cm wide is placed on the second edge of the tape from the wrong side.

After the bottom is ironed, the tape is glued along the bottom. A multi-purpose ironing pad can be

It is practically invisible neither from the face nor from the inside.

What can I do so that the regillin at the bottom of the skirt is not so visible along the edge? Or so that the stitching line for regillin is not visible from the front side?

Working with regilin

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You can close the edge with regiline with lace. But the treatment looks very stylish when the regilin is closed and on the reverse side too.

In this case, it is hidden in a strip of lining. HOW TO PROPERLY SEW REGILINE TO A SKIRT IN A CASE LIKE THIS?

STEP 1 Cut out a strip of lining with a width = double the width of the lining + 2cm allowance. If the cut is straight, then the strip is also cut straight.

If the edge is rounded, like the sun

, then the strip of lining is cut on the bias.

Instead of a lining, you can use silk or thin mesh. Mesh is suitable if the top of the dress is made of lace.

STEP 2 Iron the strip in two, invest in the fold of the regillin and stitch the strip to the width of the regillin.

STEP 3 Place the lining with regilin on the front side

onto the cut of the skirt and stitch exactly to the line on the lining strip.

STEP 4 Trim the seam allowances to 0.5-0.7 cm and turn the strip inside out. Iron it and sew it with a blind stitch.

Be careful both from the face and from the inside!

This option is perfect FOR SHORT FLARED SKIRTS. Regiline at the bottom of the skirt

In this dress, the bottom is figured, thanks to which the underside is visible. But the bottom is reinforced with a wide (10 cm) regilin tape.

How to hide it?

In this case, regilin is sewn between the top and lining of the skirt. STEP 1 Cut out the lining exactly according to the pattern for the top of the skirt with the same allowances at the bottom. Place the lining face to face on the skirt and stitch along the bottom.

STEP 2 Trim seam allowances to 0.7 cm, put regillin on the seam allowances on the side of the skirt, not the lining! Otherwise, the allowances will lie on the front side.

Stitch the hemline 1mm from the edge to the hem allowance.

STEP 3 Turn the lining down and stitch it to an allowance of 1 mm from the seam so that it does not turn right side out and does not peek out from below.

STEP 4 Unscrew the lining to the wrong side of the dress and iron it with a transition edging along the bottom (this is a 1-2 mm roll of an important detail to the wrong side). Then the skirt lining is sewn on at the waist. This option is also used in expensive dresses. This is, in other words, a “haute couture” treatment.

Bottom of the skirt on a fishing line

You can use fishing line instead of regilin. Then the bottom of the skirt will be “curly”.

The thicker the line and the flared the skirt

, the steeper the curls along the edge of the hem are.

The fishing line is taken from 0.2 mm to 1 mm in diameter. Adjust the line with a very small zigzag along the edge.

To do this, bend the bottom by 5-10 mm, put a fishing line in the fold and sew it with a narrow, thick zigzag. Then the excess allowance is cut off to the line.

You can also use a rolled seam with an overlocker, also placing fishing line in the seam.

How to sew regilline (crinoline) to the bottom of a skirt/How to solder regilline without a soldering iron/Working with regilline

The main thing is to stretch the cut of fabric under the foot. The more you stretch the cut, the steeper the curl along the edge will be.

This is the resulting wavy edge. The thinnest fishing line was used in the master class: 0.2 mm. This option is used to trim the bottoms of children's dance costumes and multi-layered skirts cut on the bias, as in the photo. In the same way, you can create a lush edge of frills and flounces.

How to wind fishing line or cord onto a reel

So, we have chosen one of the types of laying, configured the spool as needed, and now all that remains is to wind it correctly. And before we get down to business, I would like to note some fundamentally important points: the winding should be tight, without sagging, bumps and depressions. Otherwise, the “beard” cannot be avoided, and with it, as you know, fishing turns from relaxation into torture. And if the wicker is also expensive, then it’s no time for jokes.

Backing. What is it and what is it for?

It's time to say a few words about backing. For a longer cast, it is necessary that the cord be wound almost under the very edge of the spool. It is enough to leave a distance of 1 - 1.5 mm so that there are no discharges. As a winding, they usually use old braid or fishing line similar in diameter to the main one. If you don't have them, you can buy them in the cheapest price range. In the end, you can't fish on backing, so quality plays the most important role here.

They also say that they use electrical tape. However, I am skeptical about this alternative for one simple reason: I have seen what happens to such materials in the heat. But sewing thread, on the contrary, is a very interesting option and is recognized among many fishermen. Well, let's finally get to the point?

So, let's go in order. What we need to wind the cord onto a reel:

The reel itself and the main braid or line; Spare spool (there is one); Volume “War and Peace” (no matter which one); Backing (winding: sewing thread, fishing line, cord); A comrade or a basin, but a comrade is still better; Patience.

If all of the above is available, then you can proceed.

However, first of all, I would like to pay attention to the following point - how to tie the fishing line to the reel. It just so happens that without this fastening nothing good will definitely come of it.

In expensive reels, some manufacturers have a special recess on the working surface of the spool, where you can easily hook the cord and continue winding. But this is the exception rather than the rule, because most models do not have this option, so you will have to tie it the old fashioned way. Yes, so that the braid does not slip, but holds relatively tightly. Perhaps this is the only requirement for the node.

Look at the photo, there is a diagram here. Everything should be clear, and most importantly, reliable. I prefer the top knot, it just so happens.

Let's assume that we have tied the main line to the spool. Next, we take out “War and Peace” (or any other thick book), open it somewhere in the middle and put fishing line between the pages. We safely close the reading and move on to the next stage. By the way, the book is needed so that the fishing line or cord is wound under uniform tension. You can also press the whip against the rod with your finger, just be sure to wet the cloth so as not to damage the skin.

If you have a friend next to you, you can ask him to hold the reel, exactly opposite the reel, in the same plane as the direction of the fishing line (mirror it). This way we can avoid excessive curling, which can later turn into a “beard”. The cord will simply twist to a critical value and a fiasco will inevitably happen, a matter of time.

But if there is no friend, some kind of container, basin or deep cup will do. Just put the bobbin there and it will not jump out, preventing you from doing normal winding. It’s not as convenient, of course, as with the help of a friend, but you can manage!

So, now everything is ready to begin the actual winding. The line (or lash) is under tension, the reel is also fixed, we begin to twist the reel. As soon as the main line runs out, you need to tie the backing to it and reel it in until there is 1 - 2 mm left to the edge of the spool. If everything turns out smoothly and you are satisfied with the type of installation, we rewind the result back to the spare spool. However, it is advisable to hide all the knots at the very edges so that they do not protrude anywhere, I mean the connection of the backing with the main winding. After all, we do it “to the finish”.

If there is no spare spool, you will have to tinker longer. And the principle itself changes a little. We also tie the main fishing line or cord to the spool, wind it to the end (until it runs out), and finish off the remaining capacity of the reel with backing. Next, we wind the backing separately onto one reel, fishing line or cord onto another. And only after this we re-attach the winding to the spool, and carefully tie the main line to it. Using this scheme, we will accurately determine the required amount of backing the first time and our winding will be to the very edge of the spool.

How to make the bottom of a skirt fuller with Regilin

We sew a fluffy tulle skirt using regilin. How to sew regilin.

So that the bottom of the fluffy and wide skirt of the dress lies in elastic waves and does not fall off, it is secured with regilline tape. A similar option for processing the bottom of the skirt is often used for ballroom and wedding dresses.

Regilin is an artificial tape of unequal width and stiffness. In many cases, there is rigid regiline - a narrow tape for the corsage, which is inserted into the seams.

There is also soft regilin - ribbons with a width of 1.5 to 10 cm. The colors are very different, they even come with lurex, but they are very often used in dance costumes or children's ballroom dresses.

This tape, woven from colored fishing line fibers, is flexible and elastic; it can be laid out either straight or along a rounded cut. The tape can be ironed at low temperature. At points of sale, this ribbon is also called “crinoline”.

Regilin is sewn in two ways: closed and open.

Depending on where the regilin is sewn and how much the bottom of the product should “stand”, the method of sewing it is selected.

Let's look at examples of how to sew regilin.

Example 1

Today, the most popular model of a sundress and top is a bodice with a frill.

To prevent the regillin from being visible during the movement of the frill, we sew it closed.

Step 1

Cut out a frill with an allowance at the bottom = the width of the regilline tape + 1 cm. The regilline needs to be narrow, 1.5-2 cm is enough.

Fold the edge of the frill to the wrong side by 0.5-1.0 cm and iron.

Step 2

Fold the bottom of the frill again to the width of the ruffle and iron it.

Step 3

Invest in hem tape and stitch the hem 1mm from the edge.

In a variegated fabric, the line will not be as visible. Can be sewn

hem with a blind stitch if a line is not desired.

Example 2

This is the most popular option for how to sew on regilin

to the skirt. In a long product it will not be visible, but in frills at the bottom of the skirt (as in the photo), the regilline tape is chosen according to the shade.

Step 1

Place regilin on the bottom of the part from the front side

and stitch 0.5-0.7 cm from the cut.

Step 2

Fold the ribbon back and iron it. The allowance will wrap around the edge of the tape.

Step 3

Sew the second edge of the ribbon to the bottom of the skirt or frill. Can be sewn

the second edge is sewn with a blind stitch or a goat seam.

However, this method is only suitable for thin fabrics and straight cuts.

How to sew on regillin if the skirt is sun, semi-sun or the fabric is thick? Then the regiline tape is sewn like this:

Step 1

Sew down the bottom. Place the regiline tape on the front side and stitch 0.5-0.7 cm from the edge of the bottom.

Regiline and the stitches in the sample are opposite for clarity. Regilin

also contrasting.

Step 2

Turn the tape inside out and iron it. Sew the second edge of the regiline tape to the bottom or hem it with a blind stitch or a goat seam, without tightening it.

Step 3

In purchased products, in order not to sew the tape manually, it is glued to a strip of adhesive (purchase at the Burda store). The thinner the adhesive, the better.

Let's consider this method using the example of a formband strip

A strip of adhesive 1 x 1.5 cm wide is applied to the second edge of the tape from the wrong side.

After the bottom is ironed, the tape is glued along the bottom. A multi-purpose ironing pad can be purchased at the Burda store.

It is practically invisible neither from the face nor from the inside.

Example 3

What can I do so that the regillin at the bottom of the skirt is not so visible along the edge? Or so that the line of stitching the regillin is not visible from the front side

?

You can close the edge with regiline with lace. But the treatment looks very stylish when the regilin is closed and on the reverse side too.

In this case, it is hidden in a strip of lining.

How to properly sew regiline to a skirt in such a case?

Step 1

Cut out a strip of lining with a width = double the width of the lining + 2 cm allowance. If the cut is straight, then the strip is also cut straight.

If the edge is rounded, like a sun skirt, then the lining strip is cut out on the bias. Instead of a lining, you can use silk or thin mesh.

Mesh is suitable if the top of the dress is made of lace.

Step 2

Iron the strip in two, invest in the fold of the regillin and stitch the strip to the width of the regillin.

Step 3

Place the lining with regelin on the right side of the skirt and sew exactly in line with the line on the lining strip.

Step 4

Trim the seam allowances to 0.5-0.7 cm and turn the strip inside out. Iron it and sew it on

with a hidden stitch.

Be careful both from the face and from the inside!

This option is perfect for short flared skirts.

Example 4

In this dress, the bottom is figured, thanks to which the underside is visible. But the bottom is reinforced with a wide (10 cm) regilin tape.

How to hide it?

In this case, regilin is sewn between the top and lining of the skirt.

Step 1

Cut the lining exactly according to the pattern for the top of the skirt with the same allowances at the bottom. Place the lining face to face on the skirt and stitch along the bottom.

Step 2

Trim the seam allowances to 0.7 cm, put regillin on the seam allowances on the side of the skirt, not the lining! Otherwise, the allowances will lie on the front side

.

Stitch regiline

1 mm from the edge to the bottom allowance.

Step 3

Turn the lining down and stitch it to an allowance of 1 mm from the seam, so that it does not turn right side out and does not peek out from below.

Step 4

Turn the lining to the wrong side of the dress and iron it with a transition edging along the bottom (this is a 1-2 mm roll of an important detail to the wrong side). Then the skirt lining is sewn on at the waist. This option is also used in expensive dresses. This is, in other words, a “haute couture” treatment.

Example 5

You can use fishing line instead of regilin. Then the bottom of the skirt will be “curly”.

The thicker the line and the flared the skirt

, the steeper the curls along the edge of the hem are.

The fishing line is taken from 0.2 mm to 1 mm in diameter. Adjust the line with a very small zigzag along the edge.

To do this, bend the bottom by 5-10 mm, put a fishing line in the fold and sew it with a narrow, thick zigzag.

Then the excess allowance is cut off to the line. You can also use a rolled seam with an overlocker, also placing fishing line in the seam.

The main thing is to stretch the cut of fabric under the foot. The more you stretch the cut, the steeper the curl along the edge will be.

This is the resulting wavy edge. The thinnest fishing line was used in the master class: 0.2 mm. This option is used to trim the bottoms of children's dance costumes and multi-layered skirts cut on the bias, as in the photo. In the same way, you can create a lush edge of frills and flounces. You can create a fuller skirt using a petticoat. How?

New Year's dress made of velvet + ready-made bodice pattern. Skirt with regiline.

You will learn about this in the next master class.

Svetlana Khatskevich

Svetlana graduated from the Institute with a degree in Sewing Technological Engineer. She has been teaching sewing technology for about twenty years. considered a senior teacher at Burda Academy.

We know Svetlana from her work on the resource since its inception. She shares a wealth of knowledge and infects with her own love of sewing. Sewing is creative, interesting and educational. We kindly invite you into this bright and interesting world!

This is the third part of a large master class on sewing prom dresses. We need to follow the continuation of the special project “Spring Ball”. Author of the master class and photo: Svetlana Khatskevich Material prepared by Yulia Dekanova

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