Types of Belts: Basic Designs and Techniques

This video tutorial covers the creation of four different types of belt designs. It begins with an introduction to basic design elements like lines and scallops. The first belt design involves drawing lines, scallops, and swirls. The second belt design includes steps for creating humps and zigzag patterns. The third belt design features a peacock motif, while the final section introduces a cutwork design with leaf shapes. Each section emphasizes symmetry and filling techniques to ensure a polished finish.

What is the first step in creating the initial belt design?

• Drawing four basic lines

• Drawing zigzag lines

• Drawing a peacock

• Drawing a circle

What should be ensured about the scallops in the first belt design?

• They are invisible

• They are small

• They are colorful

• They are large

In the first belt design, what is important about the left and right sides?

• They should be colorful

• They should be different

• They should be the same

• They should be invisible

What is the first step in the second belt design?

• Drawing a peacock

• Drawing four basic steps

• Drawing zigzag lines

• Drawing a circle

What should be consistent between the two zigzag lines in the second belt design?

• Height

• Width

• Distance

• Color

What is the central feature of the third belt design?

• A circle

• A peacock

• A scallop

• A zigzag line

In the third belt design, what is added to the peacock's body?

• Dots

• Small scallops

• Large circles

• Zigzag lines

What is the purpose of drawing borders before filling the design?

• To make it invisible

• To make it colorful

• To spoil the design

• To make filling easier and neater

What is the key feature of the cutwork design?

• Dots

• Leaf shapes

• Small scallops

• Large circles

What should be avoided in the design to ensure neatness?

• Invisible lines

• Colorful patterns

• Empty spaces

• Large shapes