Asema'aikom disbali ki, today's tutorial is on how to make a stanzi jab, a double loopy jab. So what we need for this tutorial is minimum of 70 inches by 30 inches fabric. So it's just like taking two yards of fabric and cutting into two. But if you want a longer stanzi jab, you'll be using about two and a half yards to make two double loopy jab. For a year, I only cut three yards into two. So I have 72 inches by 30 inches. That is the length is 72 inches and the breadth is about 30 inches. So let's get started. The first thing we are going to do is to take half a breath. I'm using shivon by the way, using shivon. It's to take half a breath and so it's all wrong. It had it for quite a while. So I'm just going to do that. So that's exactly what I'm doing. 40 inches too. Are you 40? Twice. And then you just one it. Round. So I'm just waiting on it. I'm just doing that now. The just one it's done. So you don't really fall apart. But if you feel it will be stressful for you or your hands is not really that straight. Then you can make use of a new lock in machine to do it. So you just to lock all the sides. Using a new lock in machine. So I'm just doing that. I'm just doing making sure that my hands are straight. I'm just doing. So just keep sewing them. So I'm just doing. Okay, so now I'm done sewing all the edges. I'm just going to show you what it looks like. So after sewing. We should have something like this. Then in the next thing we are going to do is to take a head circumference and had six inches to hit. So my head circumference is 20 plus six does 26. So 14, 26 into two. I'm going to have 18. So I just folded 26 into two and I had 18. So the next thing I'm going to do is to measure my head circumference from that 18 points. So after taking a measurement of my head circumference which is 10. So from the 10 points to the remaining 18 inches I'm just going to sew down about three inches. So I'm just going to do about three inches. So I'm going to do that now. And make sure you sew on the wrong side not on the right side. So I'm going to sew that on the wrong side. So I'm sewing it now. I'm going to show you back stitch where you want to start sewing. So that it can give it the last and look and it won't start losing. So I'm just sewing that. So I'm done sewing it now. You're not sure what it looks like. So after sewing this is what we are going to have. And that's the head opening. So at the right side we're going to have this. So the next thing we are going to do is to lay off our wicks on the table then fold the remaining sides. So I'm just going to fold the remaining sides into two. I'm just going to add about three inches to my head circumference. So if I had three inches to 20, that's 23. So it's weighted by two. That'll give me about 11 and a half. So basically I just started one and half to half of my head circumference. So I marked 11 and a half inches. And I'm going to sew it up. So I'm going to sew it up. So I'm going to sew it up. It's a circumference. So I marked 11 and a half inches. And I'm going to sew about half inch down. So I sewed that already. So after sewing that is the first part we sew about three inches down. And this is the half inch. So after sewing we are going to have this. And within a few minutes have I instant jubbies ready. So make sure you try and practice yours. I use any fabrics of your choice. So this is my instant jub now. I'm just showing you what it looks like after sewing. So that's what it looks like. It's nice. So make sure you try your socks for your practice. And thank you so much for watching. So that's the back of view. You can see the views very clearly. So thank you so much for watching. Bye. Bye.