Using pieces Girls shirt designs, top, kurti stitch at home designs Pakistan India ideas- fusion stories

All of us left with random cloth pieces after any adult female or ladies' suit is get stitched. Usually, ladies in Pakistan and India get a stitch and wear two-piece shalwar kameez and get loaded with pieces from both shirts and trousers. These pieces are not in proper shapes mostly and females find it difficult to use them to stitch a trendy top, shirt, or Kurti for their young girls and daughters. Of course, who can forget cut piece days and shopping from big cloth shops to produce newer designs?

Here we'll give you exclusive design ideas that how to stitch trendy dress of girls using leftover pieces at home.

These all shirts are stitched with pieces for the girls age 2-12 ys old.

Open shirt design for little girls using two different pieces

Here I've used two plane pieces which left from trousers or shatrousers two different suits. One bigger piece was used for sleeves and sleeves can also buy a cut-piece from the market matching the g a piece at home to get stitch this trendy design.

A cotton tunic design using pieces

Age 5-12 years

A very stylish cotton top tunic design that easily that stitch at home. This design can stitch by joining lengthwise pieces of different but matching pieces. Here I used white chicken Kaari white piece and pockets to make the top trendy. While joining the pieces, put a belt or chunuts to get the trendy look of your young girls dress. This tudressestop can be weather with the wornjeans or trousers.,

A simple Taaftan design

Age 2-5 years girls

There are a lot of taaftan designs that can be stitch with leftover pieces aged 2-5 years. You can pot chuntes, plates at the front and have the picu, on borderpics make the taaftan eye-cacaftan

Shirt with Panels (Kalian) designs using pieces

Age: 5- 12 years

I got this shirt stitch from tailor just using left pieces of my branded kameez shalwar.

I left with an embroidered aniece from my shirt then I bought a matching piece from the market, used the pieces from trouser, and got stitc,h an elegant Kurti shirt foKurti10 years old daughter. The round panels at sides and left embroidery p ce in middle. I also used embroidery pieces at sleeves.

A gown design

Age 3-7 years
The upper gown is real stitched using leftover net leftoverawn border pieces and laces. It needs a little need to stitch this gown but a top body with a net and then attach different but matching pieces for back and front.

A very elegant top jacket using pieces

Age 6-12 years

I used leftover prinleftover of one shirt as an upper-body jacket on a plain shirt. Ta his printed body is not attached at the lower side. The black lace black to enhance the design.

A frock design using pieces

You believe it or not, not a single extra piece is used to make this frock. All leftover piecleftoverapieces kameez are used to stitch this frock. Hats off to my tailor.

A girl shirt with panels and body using pieces

Again, this upper body is actually a silk border from my one suit which I kept aside until I got matching pieces from another suit and that was lawn cotton dress. The only border is the only from different dress s, other panels, sleeves, back are a combination of many pieces from a single dress. I know you're going to pick this suit.

A frilled

Shirt

This time I bet you're not going to believe but I leftovers top style Kurti shirt with an only leftover piece from my lawn shirt. Nowadays branded suits come with more than border patties. I left with a whole border and a few pieces from my shirt. I used the border as a frill at the bottom and with pieces, I managed to get the long top body. Look how fabulous top I got for a 9-year-old girl. This type of shirt also looks good with small lengths even.

She wears this with jeans mostly.