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Lehenga cutting pattern: kalidar, circular, A-line

Lehenga cutting patterns — a kalidar lehenga cutting diagram with tapering kali panels laid side by side on the cloth, the waist and hem widths written at each end, the waistband and its side opening drawn above, a clean printable pattern in crisp black lines of one even weight, solid cutting lines and dashed seam lines, with small block-capital labels and measurements
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Reading 3A-line

The lehenga is the long flared skirt worn with a choli and dupatta for weddings and festivals, and its flare comes from how the kali panels are cut. These are cutting diagrams: the waistband, the panels and the skirt opened flat. The three skirts are a kalidar of tapering panels, a circular skirt cut as a full ring, and an A-line with a can-can lining. Type a different skirt and it is a request, not a guaranteed picture.

  • a skirt for a wedding or a festival
  • a tailoring class on flared skirts
  • a reference for a tailor's shop
  • a kids lehenga for a family celebration

Frequently asked questions

What is a kali?
A kali is one tapering panel of the skirt. A kalidar lehenga sets several side by side, and the sheet shows how they lie on the cloth.
How does a circular lehenga differ?
The skirt is drawn as a full ring with the waist circle in the middle, so the flare comes from the full circle.
Does the sheet include the choli or dupatta?
No. The sheets show the skirt and its waistband only.
Can I ask for a bridal lehenga?
Yes, by typing it as a direction. That is a request; the nine pictures show the three skirts above.

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