
Meet the instructor, a fashion designer and sewing expert, welcoming you to the Punjabi suit making course. She outlines a beginner-friendly online program with simple, copyable steps to start sewing.
Learn to take 10 body measurements for a Punjabi suit top, including chest, waist, hip, shoulder, bust, and full length, using a measurement chart to draft with ease.
Learn how to record and fill measurements for Punjabi suit drafting using centimeters, refer to the provided PDFs, and follow bracket-based calculations to ensure accurate sizing.
Draft the pattern for the suit top/kurti by marking 90-degree lines, neckline shapes, and front and back sections, using standard nine-inch depth and hip curve guidelines.
Learn to draft the Patiala salwar pants pattern from body measurements, including hip, waist, length, and opening, with step-by-step guidance to cut two pattern pieces.
Learn to draft and cut a Patiala salwar using a pattern, sew the belt with bottom stiffness, form pleats, and finish with elastic or drawstring channels for a structured fit.
Punjabi suits and Punjabi salwar are traditional wear for all age group feminine beauty and now the craze for this attire is spreading worldwide. In ethnic events or casual get together, Punjabi Salwar Suits are preferred choice by majority of females in India. This clothing is loved by all women and is very much comfortable. During wedding season girls always prefer to wear salwar kameez because of its diverse advantage of giving perfect style, sheer luxury and great comfort fit. In these traditional outfits, there is lot of trending innovations being introduced. These dresses are suitable for all functions whether it is a wedding, party, traditional function or any other function or you can say it is common clothing wore by maximum women.
Punjabi salwar and suits are made up of fabric like georgette, crepe, Silk cotton and much more . Salwar and suit looks more elegant after embroidery work and various designs done in it, the printed duppatta too are gaining an heart throbbing attention in recent times.
In the ancient Punjab region, people wore cotton clothing. The tops lied till knees for both the genders. A scarf was worn over the tops which would be draped over the left shoulder and under the right. A large sheet would be further draped over one shoulder which would hang loose towards the knees. Both sexes wore a dhoti around the waist. Modern Punjabi dress has retained this outfit but over its long history has added other forms of dress.