Today I stitched a very lovely suit for my daughter using leftover fabric pieces and it will have belts on both sides let's start to make it ❤
First of all we take fabric pieces
So, now we'll cut the shalwar (trousers) just as shown in the picture.
Okay, now to cut the kameez, we'll place the existing kameez on top of the fabric and measure it.
Okay, now we'll separate the kameez fabric, fold it four times lengthwise, and then cut the sleeves and shoulders.
Okay, next, we'll do the side cutting, and then separate the extra fabric from the bottom.
Okay, now we'll separate the fabric for the sleeves and cut it into the shape of the sleeves.
Okay, now to make the side belts, we'll lengthwise cut the buckram lengthwise
Okay, now we'll attach it to the fabric's border using an iron
Okay, now we'll attach a frill to the belt using fabric.
We'll attach the frills to both belts in the same way.
Now we stitch shlwar (trouser)
Now, we'll add elastic to the shalwar, cut to your daughter's measurement.
Now, we'll stitch the belts, leaving a three-finger gap between them.
Now, we'll attach a border to the cuffs of the sleeves and the bottom of the shalwar. This will look really good because the rest of the suit is simple.
Now, we'll add pleats along the sides of the kameez's neckline.
Now, we'll create the front neckline and attach the sleeves.
Now, we'll create the back neckline. We'll make a cut in the middle, and then cut another piece of fabric slightly larger than that cut.
Now we'll give it the final touches! We'll them the neckline of the kameez** so that the buckram we attached stays firmly in place and doesn't show.
Now, we'll attach a snap button to the back neckline
Now, we'll also attach buttons on top of the shoulders on both sides, so the belts can be held nicely, just like we make shoulder straps.
Our suit is now complete and ready
