Hi friends .......here is very good links for a......
PANTY TUTORIAL
Friday, March 12, 2010
Thursday, March 11, 2010
TAN REMOVING PACKS
Hi friends..........today i will like to share some home remedies to get rid of Tan......but as usual it may have different results for each person depending on their skin conditions.
- Mix milk, haldi and almond paste, apply it all over the face and neck and even hands.....wait for 10-15 minutes and wash off with cold water. It is an excellent lightener.
- Milk with haldi and jeera is another combination that lightens complexion.
- Mix equal amount of lemon and cucumber juice and apply on the face and body. Leave it on for 15 minutes and wash with cold water.
- Mix papaya, honey and milk or milk powder, apply on face. Leave it on for 15 minutes and wash off with cold water.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
CLEANSERS FOR WINTER
BANANA N CHICKPEA MASK
Chickpea is an effective skin exfoliator, it stimulates blood circulation adn it rejunevates skin tissue.
Banana helps reduce redness and puffiness.
The egg in this mask will tighten the pores and leave you skin feeling fresh.
Chickpea is an effective skin exfoliator, it stimulates blood circulation adn it rejunevates skin tissue.
Banana helps reduce redness and puffiness.
The egg in this mask will tighten the pores and leave you skin feeling fresh.
- 4 tbsp chickpea flour
- 1 ripe banana, peeled and mashed
- 1 egg, beaten.
method:
mix all and apply to the face and neck.
Leave it for 15 minutes.
STRAIGHT CUT CHURIDAR
Hello friends.....out of all the pattern of churidar cutting i like this cutting the best and as always its very easy and more over you can make it with the belt or without it.....including this... this churidar without the belt can be sew for the boys and men.. so here is the tutorial.
and you have to cut a triangle, i have kept it in the place where it is to be stitch....the traingle piece is used for the comfort for sitting down and the churidar does not tear soon from the center.......
First take the cloth, fold it from the center and mark it, in below picture you can see that i have taken the full 2 metre cloth and folded it from the center and marked it.
Note........from the cloth part near the legs we are going to make the belt.
and here is the belt cutting with the measurements.
and in the below picture i have kept the belt above the churidar cutting for the beginners to know as where to stitch the belt.
and you have to cut a triangle, i have kept it in the place where it is to be stitch....the traingle piece is used for the comfort for sitting down and the churidar does not tear soon from the center.......
First stitch the belt and keep it a side.
then the triangle....both the sides
and then the other side of the churidar.
in the below picture i have kept the belt where it must be stitch.
take the belt and mark the sides or give a small cut.....you have to start stitching the belt from the center of the back till this mark
a close up of the small cut.
and when you finish the back part of stitching, you have to start from the center in the front..putting the pleats for the gather of the extra cloth....
Note.....the pleats must be all near the center.
same view.
when you finish stitching the belt....turn over and stitch the churidars legs...and stitch the bottom
and your straight churidar is ready.

I have used a very simple language for all to understand ........i myself have learn stitch mostly at home and don't know the terms used for the cutting..........you can please suggest me if you have the other names for the same concepts.
Thankyou all.....and please leave in a comment as to know that whether my effort are worth to post .
Friday, February 5, 2010
SALWAR KAMEEZ PATTERN
I happen to see this design of salwar kameez from my friends daughter's dress collections.
the photo showing the curve side cut of the kameez.
Its a bit different as the belt of the salwar has a side design or a design patch which will be visible with the kameez on top of it.......as the kameez has a curve side cut. It really looks pretty.
I hope the pictures will explain a lot what i am trying to say...
the salwar belt having the design stitch at the side
a close up of the design
the photo showing the curve side cut of the kameez.
a close up.
another close up.
the top design of the kameez.
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