A kameez for a baby needs to be stitched with more care as it has to be roomy, yet look good when your baby wears it. And it is better to avoid buttons and sequins in front as kids have the habit of pulling them out.
Showing posts with label kameez. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kameez. Show all posts
SALWAR KAMEEZ DESIGN 1
This knee length kameez is cut in A line fashion and has short sleeves.
The thing that makes this kameez unique is the cut on one side that starts near the hip and goes all the way till the bottom of the dress.
EMBROIDERED KURTI DESIGN 1
This blue colour kurti is stitched using satin fabric and
net material. Embroidery is done near the neck area using moti, purni, stones
and velvet fabric.
HOW TO STITCH A KURTI WITH OVERLAPPING
I have already shared a post on how to stitch a top with overlapping only in the upper part. In this post the method of stitching a full overlapping kurti is discussed.
HOW TO STITCH A KAMEEZ WITH OVERLAPPING
Kameez, tops or kurtis come in various shapes and patterns. Kameez with overlapping are also quite popular. The extra cloth overlaps only the upper part of the kameez or the whole kameez. In this post the method of stitching a kameez with an extra piece overlapping the upper portion of the kameez is discussed.
HOW TO STITCH A SLEEVELESS KAMEEZ
For a sleeveless kameez or kurti, the arm hole
is not cut deep and usually piping is done to finish the edges. The
construction and method of stitching a sleeveless kameez is discussed below.
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