I plan to make my first Latexcrafting project a full latex circle skirt. I should be able to squeeze the circle of the skirt and the waistband out of a 1x0,96 m big Latex sheet. I mean, its easy, there are only two seams and i cant screw up much of this expensive sheet stock.
There are a lot of TH-cam tutorials but if you feel intimidated by drafting them yourself, there are also patterns available online. However, you might have to print them on smaller paper and tape them together. One of the easiest way to get fitting patterns is to take apart an old piece of clothing that fits you and trace those pieces on paper. I am using packaging paper because it’s wide and cheap but they also sell pattern drafting paper in fabric stores. Hope that helps!
@@norwegianguy9480 If you cut the seams instead of dissolving the glue and separating the pieces, some of the pieces will be a bit smaller because the edges were glued to the seam. This is fine but remember to add the same amount of seam allowance to the pattern for those pieces where it was cut off. This way when you glue the new pieces together the suit doesn’t end up too small/short. Good luck!
@mbueno0 I think it is their own brand. Unfortunately they are the only brand I know of that sells withing the US. LatexRepair might sell something similar but I’m not sure if they can ship it overseas. Maybe worth checking out anyway.
Once you have applied the glue on both sides you need to wait ~30 seconds for the glue to get sticky. After that the glue should stick even with stretching as long as you press the pieces together properly. I like to apply just a bit of glue as I go because I’m slow and the glue will dry out before the whole seam is done. It is quite tricky but it gets easier the more you do practice it. I’ve demonstrated gluing even curvier pieces together on my stocking video if you’re interested in seeing more.
When you are using heavier latex (0,5 mm+) or a longer skirt design you should decrease the size of the inner hole a lot because it will stretch out when you put it on. That was my experience with making a latex circle skirt. Perhaps its not that important, when you have an open design like this one here. My circle skirt is fully closed.
My waist size is so small I can't even fit into the smallest size libidex offers. So I ended up making my own skirts. Like I could probably fit into one of those kids Bob the builder belt toys
Wow, that edit you made from the first few patterns to complete was amazing.
It made my Jaw drop when I saw how it turned out.
That looks awesome! You are very skilled
it's so giggly! I've seen mostly photos of latex clothes so to see it in motion is different. I'm not sure i like it or not but the shine is superb!
I love that you use your medals as weights, this is such a cool idea and a cool video!!!
Amazing skirt 😍 really nice crafting skill 🥰
I plan to make my first Latexcrafting project a full latex circle skirt. I should be able to squeeze the circle of the skirt and the waistband out of a 1x0,96 m big Latex sheet.
I mean, its easy, there are only two seams and i cant screw up much of this expensive sheet stock.
Hai... i'm really happy to find your work, i had a plan tomake my own 2B costume but had no idea what to do... can't wait to see your finnal result 🧡
Nice work! I am impressed.
Very interresting tutorial 😊
How does the skirt pleat so perfectly
Love this 🖤 you have inspired me !
Unusual fabric, impressive crafting skills and a hot model ❤
1:20 pin, thread and a pencil, way faster circles with 1-2mm accuracy
Love this. I really want to start making latex clothes. But I have no idea how to make a pattern.
There are a lot of TH-cam tutorials but if you feel intimidated by drafting them yourself, there are also patterns available online. However, you might have to print them on smaller paper and tape them together. One of the easiest way to get fitting patterns is to take apart an old piece of clothing that fits you and trace those pieces on paper. I am using packaging paper because it’s wide and cheap but they also sell pattern drafting paper in fabric stores. Hope that helps!
Wow, thank you! I have an old catsuit that i could cut. That is a good idea.
@@norwegianguy9480 If you cut the seams instead of dissolving the glue and separating the pieces, some of the pieces will be a bit smaller because the edges were glued to the seam. This is fine but remember to add the same amount of seam allowance to the pattern for those pieces where it was cut off. This way when you glue the new pieces together the suit doesn’t end up too small/short. Good luck!
I didn't see your liquid latex that contains ammonia. I'm not finding it. Could you please provide a link?
Thanks!
-Michael
I got mine from MjTrends!
@@lacrymastory Awesome! Thank you!
MjTrends is out. Do you have a brand name, please?
@mbueno0 I think it is their own brand. Unfortunately they are the only brand I know of that sells withing the US. LatexRepair might sell something similar but I’m not sure if they can ship it overseas. Maybe worth checking out anyway.
@@lacrymastory OK. Thanks for the info!
-Michael
When you first join the two parts of latex is there enough stick in the glue to hold the part that's been stretched? Looks tricky to do.
Once you have applied the glue on both sides you need to wait ~30 seconds for the glue to get sticky. After that the glue should stick even with stretching as long as you press the pieces together properly. I like to apply just a bit of glue as I go because I’m slow and the glue will dry out before the whole seam is done. It is quite tricky but it gets easier the more you do practice it. I’ve demonstrated gluing even curvier pieces together on my stocking video if you’re interested in seeing more.
@@lacrymastory I'll have a look at the stockings video, thanks!
Super nice.
When you are using heavier latex (0,5 mm+) or a longer skirt design you should decrease the size of the inner hole a lot because it will stretch out when you put it on. That was my experience with making a latex circle skirt. Perhaps its not that important, when you have an open design like this one here. My circle skirt is fully closed.
This is amazing !
Would like to order
My waist size is so small I can't even fit into the smallest size libidex offers. So I ended up making my own skirts. Like I could probably fit into one of those kids Bob the builder belt toys
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