CIRCULAR PATTERN/ FLARE MAKING: TYPES, FORMULA,(HOW TO FOLD, DRAFT, CUT AND IDENTIFY)
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- This video explains all you need to know about different types of circular patterns or flare e.g 90,180,270,360 e.t.c. The formula and how to fold each circle is explained in this video. Relax and watch. You can get your pattern making tools here amzn.to/3tzAX8Z
Thank you so much, I've looked at several tutorials to understand the skirt calculations and yours is the only one I understand x
This is the best flare tutorial... I stick to it ... Thanks so much ma, God bless you
🙏 Amen
Thank you so much. i have been searching before i found you.
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Thank you very much my lovely sister just happy to see your turitorials l have been looking for this detailed turitorials thank a lot😍
Well explained. Thank you for making it so simple.
You are the best ma'am. Thanks a bunch for this.
Yes best explanation ever.. now i understood the calculation and folding pattern... Thank you very much mam.. Bless you a lot.
Thanks for the upload!
Such a great vidéo. Thank you so much for your teatchings. Blessings to you.
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Yinky, thank you so much for this. God bless you richly. 🥰🥰
Thank u ma, i really love your tutorial very educative and well detailed
Perfect explanation thank you
Thank you so much for this detailed video. I know of 90 and 270 degrees flare skirt but never knew how to cut it.
Thank u explain so clear,the others people measure from the corner then go all around to the to the tail of the skirt .
Glad it helped
Thanks from India.
my go-to circle skirt calculation guide! very clear and easy to follow that I wish you could be my teacher lol :D Thank you very much
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Thank you yinky. Thanks so much for this tutorial
Your tutorial is excellent. The sample diagram and calculation followed by the correct way to drafting the pattern for cutting makes this a great video tutorial for beginners like me. Thank you for a thorough explanation
Glad it was helpful!
I love it ..very detailed
Thanks so much, really educational
Immediately subscribed after seeing this vast expansion.. thank you so much..🌹
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Me too.
@@YinkyCouture please explain the 20inches you use as circumference is it half of your body or is the full body, bcos I use my 32.75 as my full waist and I don't seams to get the accurate Radius
Good performance.
Hope to learn more.
Well said ma. More wisdom. I really enjoyed it. God bless the work of your hands.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for this tutorial.
Thank you so much God bless you.just seeing this and you simplified it even with the side picture.v good
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You are the BEST teacher! The explanations are so clear, the math is so simple and to-the-point, not intimidating. Thank you for sharing your passion. God bless you for what you do for others!
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@@YinkyCouture May I ask you, what is the appropriate circular flare of top layer for a child (4 to 6 years old) couture ball gown portraits you see that costs $500-$700USD? 720/1080/1440 flare? Underneath is 2-3 layers of satin/crinoline/lining respectively and with horse hair border hem.
@@HaliMinh 720° flare is very much okay for a ball gown , it will definitely appear very full with the horse hair border hem
This is the best I have seen
Weldon ma
Thanks, glad to hear
Finally the math explained! Thank you!
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Thank you ma. This is a very detailed tutorial.
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Thanks so much, I now better understood.. The mathematics behind 6.28..God bless your ministry.
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Thank you so much ma, your explanations are perfect
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This is awesome.. Thank u so much ma
This is so detailed🤩
Thank you ma. I watched the video today again, 2 years after my initial download and I can cut a 3 circle flare for my dress😁
Am happy it helped 🥰
Thanks and God bless you. Well explained.
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Thank you so so much ma i understand the cutting and everything the only thing I find difficult there is the calculations
Really perfect explanation....god bless you sister....iam in India, my all doughts are cleared bcz of u.... great work , keep doing....
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Very educative. Thanks a lot
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Very impressive and well understood
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Thank you SO MUCH for showing step by step details from calculations to patterns. Much much appreciated. Much love to you.💖👏👏🙏🙏
Am elated, thanks
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This video is helpful. Thank you sister for the good explanation.
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This is a good video!!!!!!!
Thank you so much
Really really good video
You're blessed and highly favoured ma. People pay at least 5,000 to get a class on how to cut proper flare skirt. I appreciate your effort and detailed explanation.
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Suberb explanation. Thank you
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Thanks so much this. I have been looking for the formula for 270 degree all morning n am so glad to come across this.😘💕
So glad! it was helpful
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Very nice
Hello thanks for detailed video. How did you fold your paper on the last demo please. Two full circkes- can you talk about the fold and selvedge please?
Thanks for your perfect explanation
Please show me how to cut waist band for flared skirt
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Was a bit scared with d maths initially...., detailed explanation. May God bless and increase you ma
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See... I can't thank you enough. This circle thing has been messing with me. I'm so grateful. I know TH-cam pays you, but then, I'm also grateful.
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Great video, but I observed some people fold on bias when folding to cut some circle skirts. Please explain why and the difference from the ordinary fold you gave us.;
folding on bias isn't bad, if cutting with freehand is not a bad idea either, but the most accurate to know the exact degree is by usiy the formula, thanks.
Thank u Ma am a learner this video helped me a lot
You are welcome 😊
Incase you're stressed by the π measurements,
Full circle= circumference ÷ 6.28
¾ circle = circumference ÷ 4.71
Half circle= circumference ÷ 3.14
One- quarter circle =circumference ÷ 1.57
For the other full circles, just multiply 6.28 by the number i.e
3 full circles= circumference ÷ (6.28×3)
= Circumference ÷ 18.84
Thanks for the explanation
Great and well detailed explanation. ❤️
I loved it.
I have one question, is this circumference in your video 20 inches is your full waist size or you take it half.
It's the full waist
Ma thank you so much for this tutorial but I have a question
What of the flare that is folded into a come like shape once to cut usually for a skirt?
sorry, this question is not clear enough
Thank you for a job well done. Please how to I equate my waist measurement with the circumference in case of 720 degrees pattern? Thanks
In the video, there are formulas for 720° - 1440°,so just input your waist measurement in the formula, whatever you get as your radius is what you will use, and lastly note that for 720° , you are to fold 2 full circles.watch the video again for clarity.
@@YinkyCouture Thanks and God bless you.
Is the circumference the waist measurement? I love this, thank you! 👐🏽
Yes it is
Yes it is
Thank you so much...I have a QN tho...just for clarification...for 1440° flare, do I fold my fabric 8times??
it's more than folding 8 times, 1440 degrees is 4 complete circles in all, watch the video carefully to understand
Thank you ma, it is explanatory enough. I want to ask if flare 1080 and 3360 must have joining or there is a way to fold the materials(circles) without joining them. Thanks
it must have joining, there is no way to fold to achieve that without joining , cos a complete circle is 360, anycircle more than 360 will be joined, but how neat you join it also matters.
thank you very much ma'am
Thank so much, is there anyway we cut 270 degree without joining ( 180 join with 90)
The only way to do it is first cut on the pattern paper join it, but on the fabric there will be no joining cos you will be using the pattern paper to cut on fabric.
Thanks so much, but is the front and back together, so what about the zipper allowance?
add the zipper allowance to waist circumference before using formula
Thank you so much
I was looking for this and I have found it.
I have a question how to add the sides-seam allowance?? Because in the tuto the the flare circumference is same as the waist
Most times, you don't need the side seam allowance but only the zipper allowance, but it's all easy add the allowances to d original waist measurement using the formula given to you.
Thank you
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What kind of material is good for this
I have a question say now you already have fabric cut out as a full would you be able to convert it into a half circle ?
you can't convert unless you're using a lesser waist circumference
Thank you for the video. Please am I supposed to add some inches to the radius for zip extension?
Add your zip allowance to your waist measurement before the calculation e.g if your waist is 40" add 2" extra for zip making 42" that is your waist circumference
Yinky Couture thank you 😊
Thank you madam, please what if I want to gather the waist. If I want waist x 5, what do I do?
Multiply your waist measurement by 5, and use the result as your new waist measurement, then use the formula I gave for 360 degree flare
Can we use same calculation s for cm ? And what about seam allowance why we don't add it to the measurements from beginning
Yes you can, meaning your answer will be in cm also,you can add the seam allowance before the calculation , but remember and note what you added in other to deduct the exact number after cutting the fabric.
thank you for this video ma'am, how did you arrive at a circumference of 20''? Random number? or is there a standard? I am totally new to sewing, please help
The circumference is your waist measurement, in the tutorial 20" is the waist measurement
@@YinkyCouture Thank you
Thank you for making such a detailed tutorial. I've been trying to do the maths for a 3/4 circle skirt and I've ended up confusing myself. Can I ask, why do you multiply c/2pi by 4/3 instead of 3/4 given that I am making a 3/4 circle? Sorry if this is a silly question. My brain has turned to mush.
Hannah McIntosh, the reason is that the circumference doesn't change, but your radius changes, so you will always multiply on 2Πr side, so that's where you multiply your 3/4 , so buy the time you cross multiply making r the subject of the formula, the 4 goes up and the 3 goes down.
C= 3/4(2Πr)
make r the subject of the formula
r=C(4/3)/2Π
Hannah McIntosh, the reason is that the circumference doesn't change, but your radius changes, so you will always multiply on 2Πr side, so that's where you multiply your 3/4 , so buy the time you cross multiply making r the subject of the formula, the 4 goes up and the 3 goes down.
C= 3/4(2Πr)
make r the subject of the formula
r=C(4/3)/2Π
@@awopegbaboluwatife7481 Thank you 😊
thanks for taking your time to explain this, much love 😍
Hannah I hope the answer is helpful?
Weldone, how do you add your seam allowance
Add your seam allowance to waist circumference , and use the total for your calculation, e.g waist34" + 2" zipper allowance=36, so 36 is the new circumference to calculate with
how do you calculate the decial places on the tape
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Ma thanks a lot for this video but there is a little confusion here. How do I get my circumference or do i just choose any number just like that?
your circumference is your waist measurement not any number.
@@YinkyCouture alright thank you very much ma
Hello! Are my calculations right? Waist 37...I calculated 58 as radius. Also, I'm confused on how to get the length. I'm about 5'3 and want it to go down to my calf which is about 25in from waist to calf
your calculations are wrong, your radius can't be as much as that figure (58). for a full circle, radius= 37/2×3.142 =5.89, so ur radius is approximately 5.9"
the skirt length will be 25"
Radius 5.89" is almost 6", but not exactly
Pls ma my waist measurement is 38 ma how can i measure it after folding it into four .Am a Lerner thank
just input your waist measurement in d formula given to you,(radius =circumference÷ 2×3.142). where the circumference is your waist measurement.watch the video carefully it is explanatory, thanks
Thanks madam, please I want to come and laen you can teach me and how much, I make for mens but i want wemen too
Any time
How can we fold on our fabric without pattern
The same way you fold paper
How to calculate how fabric we need... especially for 90 degree... please reply😊😊😊
What do you want to make? Peplum, short skirt, long skirt or sleeve?
@@YinkyCouture Thanks a lot for replying me first of all... I wanna make long skirt with 90°. Please provide the calculation tooo.❤️❤️❤️
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Thank you so much ma'am.... I have to watch it in the middle of night so that I could get it straight