How to cut and sew TRENDY KAFTAN BUBU with sleeves// Rich Aunty vibes Kaftan

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Thank you guys for always coming back and in this video,it’s all about the trendy,classy, elegant kaftan bubu dress.
You start by placing the fabric into two folds and then another fold making a total of four folds.
Next, you mark out the desired length with the fold edge allowance included and then you mark out the vertical measurements which includes the breast point, under bust,half waist (which might not be necessary) and the shoulder to hip.
Next,you mark out the horizontal measurements which includes the shoulder divided by two, the pleat measurement which is right inches and another five inches for the sleeves.
After the mark outs, you iron out the folds , cut out the excesses and next you proceed to the back neckline markings and cut out.
After all these, you open up the fabric to cut out the front neckline and stitch the facing on it.
At this point, the embroidery is next and for the finishing, you insert the sleeves and fold the down part and that concludes the making of this beautiful Kaftan Bubu Dress.
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TIME STAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:28 Fabric placement and measurements
2:59 Pleat placement and folding
3:36 Ironing and Cut out of excess fabric
3:57 Ironed lines explained
4:13 Necklines cut out
4:43 Front neckline cut out
5:59 Opening up the fabric and ironed lines explained
6:31 Ironing stay on the fabric for firmness
7:29 Stitching of the pleated folds
7:57 Taking out excess stay
8:17 Ironing of facing and folds
8:31 Embroidery done
8:44 Fixing of sleeves
9:42 Finishing

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Here’s a link to the Kaftan Bubu Jumpsuit and for those that don’t understand how the sleeves were fixed, I have that explained further in the Kaftan Bubu Jumpsuit tutorial. Thanks guys

[@faithmatthew9845]

I followed this and it came out beautiful thank you so much ma

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

I’m glad it did. Thank you and welcome ❤️

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[@chystylingoutlook8924]

🥰🥰🥰 Thank you

[@stylingopinion7155]

Thanks for the tutorial. I love the dress

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

You’re welcome ❤️

[@thepraiseganiyu]

A privilege to be learning under a virtuous woman

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

You’re such a sweetheart ❤️🫂

[@anthoniauyi522]

Wow exactly what I need right now
God bless u for this ma'am. U just earned a new subscrber

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

🥰🥰 That you ❤️

[@getcloser8791]

This is such an elegant style

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

O yes it is. Thank you ❤️

[@Dollymore_Empire]

Thanks for the tutorial. I got the exact illustration and need. ❤️❤️

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Thank you ❤️. I’m glad it did.

[@ijeomachristiana3816]

Thanks for the tutorial ma. Please ma, am confused on how sleeve was attached to the sleeve opening. More explanations ma. Thanks in anticipation.

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

You’re welcome ❤️.The sleeves were fixed into an opening of desired armhole lenght by the two upper sides of the dress along the same side you’ll stitch the front and back pieces together all the way down. Please let me know if you understand.

[@adenikekayode2702]

Well done sis... always on point

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Thanks ❤️💋

[@amarannenna9293]

Wow... So gorgeous.

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Thanks you❤️

[@Gen321styles]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

You’re welcome ❤️

[@bellajohnson5032]

Thank you so much for this tutorial

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

You’re welcome ❤️

[@feivoezeh]

Thank you for sharing. I like the fabric pattern. This is really helpful

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Thank you sis

[@jamesezeorah2648]

This dress is classy

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Thank you 🙏

[@thepraiseganiyu]

I’m proud of you❤️

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Just as much as I am of you❤️❤️

[@toluwaniopejobi2381]

Thanks but I don’t understand how the sleeve was fixed

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

The sleeves were fixed into an opening of desired armhole lenght by the two upper sides of the dress along the same side you stitch the front and back pieces together all the way down. Pls let me know if you understand.

[@Cinematic-u4n]

Thanks ma for this tutorial ma.Pls ma my client want slit infront and also pocket at the side and her hip is 49 and shoulder is 16.will 5 be enough for me to add after the 8 inches pleat.Thanks ma for quick response

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Thank you Janet for asking & I’m so sorry my reply came a bit late.
If your client wants a slit in front, that means the front would have a joining at the front and that means you need to add an extra one inch to the front measurement to accommodate the slit allowance unless you just want to cut the front open and then tape with bias which might not give a good finishing .
The pocket can always be fixed at the sides , it’s not a problem at all.
For the hip and shoulder measurement,as long as you divide the body measurements you’re working with accurately as explained, you’re good to go. That means that after division, the 5inches is still enough.
I hope my explanations are well understood. You can always get back to me if there’s any challenges as you go. Thank you

[@Cinematic-u4n]

Thanks so much ma for your response. Pls ma since am using africa print for this style though it has 1 pleat.pls can I use 6 inches for my pleat instead of 8 inches so that I can still have sleeves. Thanks for all you do ma

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

@@Cinematic-u4n Yes you can use 6inches, it will only make the pleat smaller than using 8inches.

[@Cinematic-u4n]

Thanks ma. May God continue to bless you

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

@@Cinematic-u4n You’re welcome ❤️. Amen and bless you too.

[@civility7229]

But it really came out so nice in this silk Adire, please what other fabric can you recommend if I don't want to use feasible? Also what is this type of embroidery called? I will like to make this dress soon, Thanks for sharing.

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Thanks Civility for watching.
You can use other thicker fabric like cotton,linen,African prints(Ankara),chinos or even jean fabric if you cannot handle the softer ones which might be more difficult.
I look forward to your finished attempt.

[@civility7229]

@@chystylingoutlook8924 Thanks

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

@@civility7229 You’re welcome

[@muyideennafisat5089]

@@chystylingoutlook8924 Nice tutorial, what if am using Ankara and the length is 45" and my full length is 57" how do I go about it, please 🙏🏿 kindly reply boss lady

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

@@muyideennafisat5089 It’s the “boss lady” for me😀.
In response to your question,you’ll have to add to the lenght of the Ankara to give you your desired length. That is,after folding out the total width required, you cut out the left over and then join it to the length of the Ankara to get your full length. I hope this makes sense. Thanks for watching

[@evelynusman1103]

Thanks for this video
Ma please in the case I want to attach a zip to it how can I achieve it with this cut together method?

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

If you want to attach a zipper, then yours don’t have to be a cut together. The front would have to be separate from the back so you can have a joining at the shoulder and then can add your zipper allowance to the back(if that’s where you want the zipper)

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Thanks for watching Evelyn

[@evelynusman1103]

Okay
Thank you very much ma

[@oluwaseuncecilia1585]

Well done Sis, was the measurements done on the right or wrong side of the fabric.
Thank you

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

The measurements was done on the right side of the fabric for easy tracing. Thank you

[@oluwaseuncecilia1585]

@@chystylingoutlook8924 Thank you so much

[@bolatosin2998]

Thanks for the lecture
What if we want the side to have the shape of cowl aftan

[@RuthGleku]

Is the pleat at the back also

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Yes it is.

[@aderibgbekhadijatadeola5140]

Thanks ma'am please how many yard can I use

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

You can use three and half yards depending on the height of the person. Thanks .

[@omotokeolalere2560]

Pls ma can I use the 8inch for two pleat ma

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

O yes you can use 8” for the pleats. That’s 4” when placed on fold.

[@oluwakemiashogbon5314]

What if I want the 2 pleats na?

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

Thanks for watching. If you want 2 pleats,then you should mark out two of the 8” for the pleats so you can have enough for 2 pleats.

[@joywilliam3527]

but pls I am battling on how to fold the hem of the shirt since the pleats is more than the bodice, unless I will have to bend the pleats backward but it won't work pls I need ur help..

[@chystylingoutlook8924]

To fold the hem,what you need do is to loosen the pleat upward(if you pleated all the way to the fold edge or hem)to the point that will enable you finish up the hemming then you can finish up the pleats as well. I hope you understand. Please do let me know if you understand