The video appears to be a tutorial on how to make a garment, possibly a dress or a top, using a 1.5-meter fabric. The speaker guides the viewer through the process of cutting and sewing the fabric, including:
1. Cutting the back part of the garment, taking into account the hip size, waist length, and armhole shape.
2. Cutting the front part of the garment, including the neck and armhole shapes.
3. Creating a placket and stitching it onto the front part of the garment.
4. Cutting and sewing the sleeves, including folding and turning the fabric.
5. Stitching the front and back parts of the garment together, including the shoulder and pleat seams.
6. Adding a strip to the back of the garment for distribution.
7. Finishing the seams and pressing the garment.
Throughout the tutorial, the speaker provides detailed instructions and measurements, and demonstrates various sewing techniques.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The fabric used is 1.5 meters long and has a width of fatty inches.
2. The fabric is double folded in width.
3. The back part of the garment is cut first.
4. The size of the hip is divided by 12 inches, with a 2-inch margin added.
5. The shoulder galleries are 6.5 inches wide.
6. The hormone ( possibly a sleeve measurement) is 6.5 inches.
7. The fourth part of the chest is taken with a 2-inch margin.
8. The waist length is measured and marked.
9. The fourth part of the waist is taken with a 2-inch margin.
10. The length of the top is marked at 6 inches.
11. A straight line is drawn to connect the marks.
12. The armhole is marked 2 inches from the top.
13. A round shape is given to the armhole.
14. The neck is marked 3 inches wide and deep.
15. The fabric is folded and cut for the front part.
16. The length of the front part is marked at 26 inches.
17. The sleeves are cut from the remaining fabric at the bottom.
18. The width of the sleeve is 2.5-3 inches more than the armhole.
19. The length of the sleeve is 14.5 inches.
20. A 3-inch mark is made on the open side of the sleeve.
21. A shape is given to the sleeve and it is cut.
22. A small cut is made at the top of the sleeve.
23. The front armhole is made raw.
24. A strip of fabric is cut for the front neck, 2.5 inches wide and 19 inches long.
25. The strip is folded and stitched to the front part.
26. A line is drawn in the center of the strip.
27. The neck dip is marked at 4.5 inches.
28. The strip is straightened and pinned to the front part.
29. The front neck is made by applying topstitching.
30. A quarter-inch margin is left when cutting the excess fabric.
31. Small cuts are made and the fabric is folded inwards.
32. A strip is taken for the back neck, and an oblique strip is taken for distribution.
33. The strip is stitched upside down to the back part.
34. The strip is double folded on the wrong side.
35. The front part is put upside down on the back part and the shoulder is set.
36. The pleat is stitched after stitching the shoulder.