The video tutorial demonstrates the cutting and stitching of a kurti (a type of Indian garment). The instructor begins by folding the fabric and marking the measurements for the kurti, including the length, width, and armhole. They then cut out the fabric for the kurti and sleeves.
The instructor proceeds to create a button placket and attaches it to the front of the kurti. They then prepare the collar by cutting and stitching two strips of fabric, which are then attached to the kurti.
The tutorial also covers the creation of a placket for the sleeves, which involves folding and stitching two strips of fabric. The sleeves are then attached to the kurti.
Finally, the instructor demonstrates how to attach the shoulder purse and sleeves, and how to create a plate on both sides of the kurti. Throughout the tutorial, the instructor provides detailed explanations and demonstrations of each step, making it easy to follow along and replicate the garment.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The fabric used for the kurti is 2.5 meters long.
2. The fabric is folded in half lengthwise.
3. The width of the fabric is used as the length of the kurti.
4. The chest size is divided by 4 and 2 inches are added to determine the width of the kurti.
5. The arm hole is marked at 5 inches from the shoulder.
6. The sleeve is cut with a width of 9.5 inches and a length of 32 inches.
7. The sleeve is folded in half lengthwise and cut.
8. A small cut is made at the top of the sleeve to create a fold.
9. The sleeve is turned right side out and pressed.
10. The arm hole is marked at 3 inches from the top of the sleeve.
11. The sleeve is attached to the kurti at the arm hole.
12. The collar is cut with a width of 4 inches and a length of 8 inches.
13. The collar is folded in half lengthwise and stitched.
14. The collar is attached to the kurti at the neckline.
15. A placket is created at the front of the kurti using two strips of fabric.
16. The strips are folded in half lengthwise and stitched.
17. The placket is attached to the kurti at the front.
18. A button is attached to the placket.
19. The sleeves are attached to the kurti at the arm hole.
20. The kurti is turned right side out and pressed.