Beginners Stitching Course (Basic Indian Sewing Course)

Learn to set up an electronic sewing machine, choose straight stitch, adjust stitch length to about 2.5, and tune tension; master threading, winding, and inserting the bobbin for smooth stitching.

Practice straight lines, squares, and circles on paper to master control and stitching accuracy, using extension tables for stability and careful threading.

Learn the basic theory of making kids' shorts, following provided measurements (hip 22 inches, length 12 inches, seat 9.5 inches), folding fabric, and elastic waist planning.

Draft shorts by drawing reference lines on paper, mark hip measurements in centimeters, set length and elastic allowances, and cut the fabric to match the pattern.

Learners practice laying out and cutting shorts on fabric, marking reference lines, measuring for seam allowances and elastic, and cutting two leg pieces; sewing machine optional.

Learn beginner-friendly steps to stitch shorts, including aligning wrong sides, drawing reference lines, and stitching along marked lines with a hand needle or sewing machine, finishing with elastic.

Learn how to construct the kids’ pants band by measuring the waist and hip, adding seam allowances and elastic, and drawing the waistband and openings on paper and fabric.

Fold the fabric, mark lines, and cut for pants with centimeter and inch measurements, including folding allowance, band opening, and elastic. Adjust length and band size to fit.

Master pant stitching by staging and aligning fabric with reference lines, folding and double folding, and stitching slowly to ensure equal legs and a clean elastic bottom.

Stitch a skirt for a six-year-old using hip measurements, skirt length, and belt with elastic. Attach the belt, fold edges, and cut the fabric.

Laying and cutting a beginner skirt pattern by folding fabric, marking seam allowances, and cutting front and back pieces, then adding a waistband with elastic and pleats.

Stitch the skirt by joining the front and back, align the belt with the right side of the fabric, and finish with zig-zag or folding stitches.

Learn basic dress petticoat drafting for kids, applying standard measurements for shoulder, neck, armhole, chest 24 inches, waistline, and 21 inches in length to draft and cut the dress.

Learn to cut fabric for a petticoat by drafting and marking the pattern on folded fabric, then draw shoulder, neck, and waist lines and join with straight lines.

Stitch a dress petticoat using stretchy fabric and strips, attach shoulders, finish the neck and armholes, and use reference lines for accurate folding and top stitching.