STEP 1:
Txiav tawm tag nrho cov qauv daim.
Lay the main fabric and lining fabric RIGHT SIDES together of the bottoms.
Pin together. Stitch using zig-zag stitch or a stretch stitch on an overlocker.
Ensure to leave open the section for turning right sides out later.
Trim seam allowances.
STEP 2:
Turn RIGHT SIDES out.
Fold the seam allowances of the open section to the inside and sew using small whip stitches by hand.
STEP 3:
Fold the TIE LOOPS in half following the dashed line on the pattern piece.
Sew the seam allowance.
Tig CAI sab nrog lub leeg kab mus rau lub puab center.
STEP 4:
Lay the FRONT TOP main fabric and lining fabric RIGHT SIDES.
Pin together. plooj.
Ensure to leave open the section for turning right sides out later and also the openings for the TIE LOOPS.
Trim seam allowances.
STEP 5:
Fold the TIE LOOPS in half lengthways matching the raw seam allowances. Insert the TIE LOOPS into the FRONT of the swimsuit, ntawm lub puab thiab txheej ntaub.
Pin and stitch the seam allowances.
STEP 6:
Pull the swimsuit RIGHT SIDES out through the open sections on the top and bottoms.
Quav lub leeg nyiaj ntawm cov lus qhib hauv. Luag siv me me, whip stitches.
STEP 7:
There are 3 options for completing the TIES.
Option 1: Fold the TIE in half along its length RIGHT SIDES together. Place a length of string in-between. Sew across the top to secure the string to the TIE. Pin and sew the seam allowance. Carefully pull the string turning the TIE RIGHT SIDES out.
Option 2: Yog hais tias koj muaj ib tug voj Turner:
Fold the TIE in half lengthways and sew the seam allowance. Tig CAI sab tawm siv ib leeg Turner.
Option 3: If you have a binder attachment you can use it with zig-zag stitch to create your ties.
Finish the TIE by turning the raw ends under twice and use small stitches to secure or by making a knot at each end. Insert one into each TIE LOOP to complete.