Gloves Designs 2.1

After you draw the outer shape of your hand you should also draw a circle at the base of each finger to make it open each pair of fingers pair by pair and a small circle in between, with the midpoint at the base of the finger
Tuck a ruler between your fingers drag a straight line from the sphere to the tops of the line you set aside the ruler and make sure all the lines are parallel to each other.
Add a length of 5cm to each side of the line drawing sketch of the line that comes out slightly near the wrist along the outside of your hand or the side opposite your thumb
You now have an accurate outline of your hand but do not first cut this pattern
Create a pattern of two folding paper gloves along the outline of your index finger. Cut along the outline of two-piece cuts at once and keep the folds together
Note that the thumb part of the outline of your pattern will be lost at this stage.
Once you cut the outline of the fissure slit cut you have previously drawn the gap in front of your pattern should be 6 mm shorter than the corresponding gap along the pattern that is behind
Drag the skin off and notice how it can stretch if the skin shortens immediately after you drag means there is no preparation you need to do If it's a bit slack or too tense you need to make it stiffer and regulate the strain
Embed the pattern on the prepared skin and use a sharp scissors to cut it matching the pattern line by line this means you need to cut the thumb hole and finger spaces as well
Fold the thumb part from the middle bottom and sew it together over the top and the edges. Stop at the point just before the curve at the base
Insert the base of the thumb skin piece that opens into the thumb hole on the main piece. Pin the thumb edge on the periphery of the thumb hole with the pentul needle, and then sew around the peripheral frames