The video tutorial demonstrates how to cut and stitch a palazzo pant. The process begins with marking the fabric, taking into account the waist size, length, and margin for folding. The markings include a 2-inch margin for the belt, a waistline, and a bottom hem. The fabric is then cut along the marked lines, and the front and back pieces are separated.
To create the back piece, the fabric is folded in half, and the front piece is placed on top, with a 2-inch margin added to the back piece. The back piece is then cut, and the two pieces are prepared for stitching.
The tutorial also shows how to create a pocket, which involves marking and cutting a separate piece of fabric, then stitching it to the front piece. The pocket is attached to the front piece, and the open side is stitched.
The front and back pieces are then stitched together, with the straight sides facing inward. The bottom hem is folded and stitched, and the belt is created by folding and stitching the top margin. Finally, elastic is inserted into the belt, and the pant is complete.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The instructor is making a palazzo pant.
2. The fabric used is 2.25 meters long and has been folded in half.
3. The instructor marks 2 inches from the top for the belt.
4. The length of the pant is 36 inches, with a 2-inch margin for folding from the bottom.
5. The instructor uses a measurement of 36C to determine the waist size.
6. The waist size is divided by 2, and 1 inch is added for looseness.
7. The instructor marks the waist size at 19 inches.
8. The instructor marks the posture at 11 inches from the top.
9. The instructor adds 2 inches to the seat side to make the back part.
10. The instructor cuts out the front and back parts of the pant.
11. The instructor marks the pocket at 3 inches from the top and 6 inches from the bottom.
12. The instructor cuts out the pocket and attaches it to the pant.
13. The instructor stitches the pocket to the pant.
14. The instructor folds the bottom of the pant up by 2 inches and stitches it in place.
15. The instructor makes the belt by folding 2 inches of cloth from the top and pressing it.
16. The instructor puts a pinch in the belt and stitches it in place.
17. The instructor inserts elastic into the belt.
18. The elastic is 3 inches shorter than the waist size.
19. The instructor overlaps the elastic and stitches it in place.
20. The instructor stitches the part of the belt that was left open.
21. The instructor switches the buttons at the bottom of the pant.
22. The palazzo pant is now complete.