Using this world tissue tutorial, learn how to create a Chilean without breaking the bank. Adapted to beginners, this summer DIY will only take you 45 minutes and offer you hours of relaxation in the garden or elsewhere. The step by step.
When the beautiful days come back, we all dream of relaxing comfortably in a stylish long chair. Whether you want to replace the canvas with a worn deckchair or make a Chilean from A to Z, find out how to easily do thanks to Mondial Tissus. To your sewing machines, ready? Idleness!
Material for a deckchair of 110×44 cm
- 1.30 m of outdoor quality siege fabric
- 1 rule
- 1 tailor chalk
- 1 coil of super resistant wire
- 1 machine 100 or needle special leather machine
- masking tape (or repositionable tape)
- 1 sewing machine
- Sewing scissors
- 1 Transat structure
- 1 overwhelming (optional)
Step 1
Using a tailor chalk, draw a 54×125 cm rectangle on the back of the fabric.
Step 2
Cut the rectangle with the sewing scissors.
Step 3
Surfing the four sides of the rectangle or then surfing at the zigzag point with the sewing machine.
Step 4
Preform a first return of 2.5 cm on each of the two large sides, 125 cm from the rectangle
Step 5
Make a second part of 2.5 cm on the same large sides, then pin.
Step 6
Adjust your sewing machine on the triple point. To do this: turn the long -standing adjustment wheel on S1, then the point adjustment wheel on triple seam in blue.
STEP 7
Overcome on the place 2 cm from the edge of the large sides of the rectangle.
Step 8
To form the backstage which will allow to slide the blocking bar, preform a first return of 2.5 cm to each of the small sides, 54 cm from the rectangle.
Step 9
Then, make a second back of 5 cm. Pin.
STEP 10
To sting straight a 4.5 cm from the edge, mark a benchmark on your machine. To do this, help yourself a piece of masking tape (or repositionable tape) and a rule, 4.5 cm from the needle.
STEP 11
Prick your backstage 4.5 cm from the edge of the small sides of the rectangle.
Step 12
Slide the two small sides of the deckchair canvas into the structure and slide the blocking bar into the slide.
And here is the result: a beautiful homemade deckchair, according to your tastes, which will make your neighbors green with jealousy, like your friends!
