Open your folded waistband back up and iron your interfacing into the waistband along the wrong side of your fabric. (By in half, what I meant is vertically in half…so now each waistband piece is only 4 inches tall and still as wide as the number you calculated.) Once you have it folded then press it.
Fold each waist band piece in half with wrong sides together. Now it’s time to start putting all of this together! And we have the interfacing that will fill the inside of the waistband. We also have a waistband front and a waistband back.
Ok so now you are going to cut two skirt pieces that are as wide as your entire waist measurement (mine being 29.5 inches) and as long as your waist to length measurement minus those 3 inches (mine being 23 inches). (I was just being dramatic about doing more math…I’m like that…) So if I take 3 inches away from the 26 inches I am left with 23 inches.)Īlright math done. (Mine being 15.75.)Īlright our waistband pieces are officially ready to be put together so lets cut the skirt portion…but get ready….we have to do a little more math before we start the cutting.įirst, take your waist to length measurement and minus 3 inches. Sweet! Now that we have our two waistband pieces let’s cut the interfacing for them while we still have waistbands on our mind.Ĭut your interfacing 3.75 inches tall and then the width of that number you calculated earlier. Ok now that we’ve done our math for the day let’s cut those waist band pieces! Cut two pieces that are as wide as the number you just calculated (mine being the 15.75 inches) and then 8 inches tall. My waist is 29.5 inches so when I divide it in half I get 14.75 inches. Take your waist measurement and divide it in half. Let’s start with the two pieces for the waistband: Your are going to cut 4 pieces of fabric and 2 pieces of Pellon. Using your flexible measuring tape measure from your waist down to where you would like your skirt to end. Using your flexible measuring tape measure the circumference of your waist. *1/2 yard of Pellon (or other light weight interfacing) Not only are these great for listening, but you can also learn-from-the-pros with the displayed notation and tab.On Sunday I shared a wide waistband pleated skirt that I made for the #sewyourstyle campaign sponsored by Pellon and JoAnn….and I promised that today I would share the tutorial for how I made it…so let’s get to it!
Plus, there are new Performance Tracks - Artist's Performances on the Melody track, to showcase the Band-in-a-Box ® RealTracks demos playing along to an artist performing the melody. Play the SuperTracks using your MIDI synth, or export as MIDI file to your favorite DAW (GarageBand etc.) for further editing or changing plug-in sounds to get a great sound using MIDI. MIDI SuperTracks are based on actual playing by studio musicians.
#BAND IN A BOX TUTORIAL YOUTUBE FOR MAC#
Introducing Band-in-a-Box ® 2013 for Mac with over 50 great new features and enhancements, 101 additional RealTracks and 50 more MIDI SuperTracks! There are lots of exciting new features in Band-in-a-Box ® 2013 for Macintosh! The updated Notation features since version 2012 include enhanced Notation windows, a Lead Sheet window, note-based lyrics, Jazz font notation and chords, guitar and bass tablature, and a Big Lyrics window - over 100 features and updates in all!
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