### 1. A-line Frock
Description:
An A-line frock is characterized by its fitted bodice that gradually widens towards the hem, resembling the shape of the letter “A.” This style is flattering for all body types.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric.
2. Sew the bodice darts.
3. Attach the bodice to the skirt part.
4. Finish with a hem and attach any closures like zippers or buttons.

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### 2. Yoke Frock
Description:
A yoke frock features a distinct upper part (yoke) that is often adorned with embellishments or made from a different fabric, adding a stylish touch to the dress.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the yoke and bodice pieces.
2. Sew the yoke to the bodice.
3. Attach the skirt part to the yoke.
4. Finish with hems and closures.

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### 3. Plain Kurti
Description:
A plain kurti is a simple, straight-cut tunic that can be worn casually or dressed up with accessories.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the front and back panels.
2. Sew the shoulder and side seams.
3. Attach sleeves.
4. Finish the neckline, hem, and sleeve edges.

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### 4. Apple Cut Kurti
Description:
An apple cut kurti has a curved hem that is shorter in the front and longer in the back, resembling the shape of an apple slice.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the fabric with the distinctive curved hem.
2. Sew the shoulder and side seams.
3. Attach the sleeves.
4. Finish with a neckline, hem, and edges.

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### 5. Round Collar Kurti
Description:
This kurti features a round collar, adding a formal touch to the traditional tunic style.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the front and back panels and sleeves.
2. Sew the shoulder and side seams.
3. Attach the sleeves.
4. Construct and attach the round collar.
5. Finish hems and edges.

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### 6. Front Open Kurti
Description:
A front open kurti has an opening along the front, usually fastened with buttons or hooks.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the fabric for the front and back panels.
2. Sew the shoulder and side seams.
3. Attach the sleeves.
4. Add a placket for the front opening.
5. Sew buttons or hooks and finish hems and edges.

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### 7. Princess Cut Kurti
Description:
This kurti style features princess seams that create a tailored fit, enhancing the wearer’s silhouette.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the fabric with princess seams.
2. Sew the princess seams and side seams.
3. Attach the sleeves.
4. Finish with neckline, hem, and edges.

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### 8. Nayra Pattern Kurti
Description:
The Nayra pattern kurti features intricate cuts and designs, often with a flared silhouette.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the fabric according to the Nayra pattern.
2. Sew the shoulder and side seams.
3. Attach the sleeves.
4. Add any additional design elements.
5. Finish with hems and edges.

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### 9. Salwar
Description:
A salwar is a traditional Indian trouser with a baggy fit that tapers at the ankles.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric.
2. Sew the side seams.
3. Create a casing for the waistband and insert elastic.
4. Hem the ankles.

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### 10. Churidar
Description:
Churidar is a variation of the salwar but fits tightly along the legs with multiple folds near the ankles.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric.
2. Sew the side seams and create a fitted shape.
3. Create a casing for the waistband and insert elastic.
4. Finish with a hem.

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### 11. Ankle Pants
Description:
Ankle pants are slim-fit trousers that end at the ankle, offering a modern, stylish look.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric.
2. Sew the side seams and crotch.
3. Add a waistband and insert elastic.
4. Hem the ankles.

### 12. Patiala
Description:
Patiala salwar is a baggy, pleated trouser that offers a traditional and comfortable fit.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric with ample width for pleats.
2. Sew the side seams and pleats.
3. Create a casing for the waistband and insert elastic.
4. Hem the ankles.

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### 13. Palazzo
Description:
Palazzo pants are wide-legged trousers that offer a breezy and comfortable fit.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric.
2. Sew the side seams and crotch.
3. Add a waistband and insert elastic.
4. Hem the legs.

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### 14. Jumpsuit
Description:
A jumpsuit is a one-piece garment that combines a top and trousers, offering a chic and modern look.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the top and bottom parts.
2. Sew the top and bottom parts together.
3. Attach sleeves if necessary.
4. Add closures and finish hems and edges.

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### 15. Yoke Frock (Repeat)
Refer to section 2 for details.

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### 16. Balloon Frock
Description:
A balloon frock features a voluminous skirt that creates a balloon-like effect.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the bodice and skirt.
2. Sew the bodice and attach the skirt.
3. Add gathers to create the balloon effect.
4. Finish with hems and closures.

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### 17. Half Circular Frock
Description:
This frock has a skirt that forms a half circle, providing a flared silhouette.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the fabric in a half-circle shape.
2. Sew the bodice and attach the skirt.
3. Finish with hems and closures.

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### 18. Full Circular Frock
Description:
A full circular frock has a skirt that forms a complete circle, offering maximum flare.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the fabric in a full-circle shape.
2. Sew the bodice and attach the skirt.
3. Finish with hems and closures.

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### 19. Gathered Frock
Description:
This frock style features gathers at the waist, creating a full and flowing skirt.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the fabric for the bodice and skirt.
2. Sew gathers into the skirt.
3. Attach the skirt to the bodice.
4. Finish with hems and closures.

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### Lahange/Skirts

#### 20. Pencil/Straight Skirt
Description:
A pencil skirt is a fitted, straight-cut skirt that ends at or just below the knee.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric.
2. Sew the side seams.
3. Add a waistband and zipper.
4. Finish with a hem.

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#### 21. Yoke Skirt
Description:
A yoke skirt features a fitted yoke at the waist, with the skirt portion often flaring out.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the yoke and skirt pieces.
2. Sew the yoke to the skirt.
3. Add a waistband and zipper.
4. Finish with a hem.

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#### 23. Knife Pleated Lehenga
Description:
This lehenga has sharp, narrow pleats that provide a structured look.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric with extra width for pleats.
2. Sew the pleats.
3. Attach a waistband and closure.
4. Hem the bottom.

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#### 24. Box Pleated Lehenga
Description:
A box pleated lehenga features wider, box-like pleats for a voluminous skirt.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric with extra width for box pleats.
2. Sew the box pleats.
3. Attach a waistband and closure.
4. Hem the bottom.

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#### 25. Circular Lacha
Description:
A circular lacha has a skirt that forms a complete circle, similar to a full circular frock but traditionally styled.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the fabric in a full-circle shape.
2. Sew the waist and add a waistband.
3. Finish with closures and hems.

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#### 26. Kalidar Lacha
Description:
A kalidar lacha consists of multiple panels (kalidar) that create a flared skirt.

Stitching Process:
1. Cut the fabric into panels.
2. Sew the panels together.
3. Attach a waistband and closure.
4. Hem the bottom.

### 27. One Tuck Blouse (continued)
Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the front, back, and sleeves.
2. Create the tuck on the front piece.
3. Sew the shoulder and side seams.
4. Attach the sleeves.
5. Finish with the neckline, hems, and edges.

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### 28. Four Tuck Blouse
Description:
A four tuck blouse has four tucks on the front, giving it a structured and elegant appearance.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the front, back, and sleeves.
2. Create four tucks on the front piece.
3. Sew the shoulder and side seams.
4. Attach the sleeves.
5. Finish with the neckline, hems, and edges.

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### 29. Katori Blouse
Description:
The Katori blouse features rounded cups (katori) for a well-fitted bust area, offering a tailored and comfortable fit.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the front, back, and sleeves.
2. Create the katori (cup) pieces and sew them together.
3. Sew the katori pieces to the front bodice.
4. Sew the shoulder and side seams.
5. Attach the sleeves.
6. Finish with the neckline, hems, and edges.

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### 30. Princess Cut Side Open Blouse
Description:
This blouse features princess seams for a tailored fit and an opening on the side for ease of wearing.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric with princess seams.
2. Sew the princess seams and side seams, leaving an opening on one side.
3. Attach the sleeves.
4. Add a side closure (zipper or hooks).
5. Finish with the neckline, hems, and edges.

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### 31. Boat Neck Back Open Blouse
Description:
A boat neck blouse with a back opening adds a modern twist to traditional blouse designs, offering elegance and style.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the front, back, and sleeves.
2. Sew the shoulder and side seams.
3. Attach the sleeves.
4. Create a boat neckline.
5. Add a back opening with a closure.
6. Finish with hems and edges.

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### 32. Sharara/Garara
Description:
Sharara or Garara are wide-legged pants that flare out from the knee, often paired with a short kurti.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the pants.
2. Sew the side seams and crotch.
3. Create a flare by adding extra fabric panels from the knee down.
4. Add a waistband and insert elastic.
5. Hem the bottom edges.

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### 33. Ruffled Dupatta
Description:
A ruffled dupatta features decorative ruffles along the edges, adding a feminine and stylish touch to the outfit.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the dupatta.
2. Create ruffles by gathering fabric strips and sewing them along the edges.
3. Finish with hemming and any additional embellishments.

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### 34. Evening Gown
Description:
An evening gown is a formal dress designed for evening events, often featuring luxurious fabrics and elegant cuts.

Stitching Process:
1. Measure and cut the fabric for the bodice and skirt.
2. Sew the bodice pieces together.
3. Attach the skirt to the bodice, adding any pleats or gathers as needed.
4. Sew the side seams and attach sleeves if applicable.
5. Add a zipper or other closure.
6. Finish with hems and any decorative elements.

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This comprehensive stitching course covers a wide range of garments, providing students with the skills needed to excel in fashion design. Each topic includes detailed steps to guide students through the process, ensuring they gain practical experience and confidence in their stitching abilities. This course is ideal for aspiring fashion designers in Nagpur looking to master the art of garment construction.