About this course
Nobody's first shirt should be made from their good fabric. This course does what every tailor's apprentice does first — makes a sample. You'll set up and thread your machine from scratch, cut a practice shirt from cheap cloth, and stitch it start to finish: neckline, shoulders, side seams, both sleeves, and the hem. By the end you'll have a real, complete shirt you made yourself, and the muscle memory to do it again on fabric that matters. Gaani films without cuts or edits. When something goes slightly wrong she shows you how she fixes it, right there — which is the part most sewing videos leave out. It's taught in Punjabi, the way a real tailor speaks, with English captions throughout. What's inside: • 11 lessons — 1 hour 58 minutes of video • Machine setup and threading, step by step • A full shirt stitched from first seam to finished hem • A Punjabi stitching glossary in plain English You'll need a paper pattern to cut your sample from. If you don't have one, take "Draft & Cut Your Punjabi Suit" first — or start free with "Measure Like a Tailor."