How to make kimono

Here you are, everyone. A free Kimono pattern. Use it as is to make doll’s clothing, or blow it WAY up to fit a real human. Kimonos are very simple garments, and so it isn’t difficult t…

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Don't worry it's easy to look like an international African Queen by making an African fabric kimono with our visual and written no...

Hitoe Sewing Terminology Diagram (Female hitoe shown. Descriptions below.) 1. 袖口 sodeguchi sleeve hole 2. 袖幅 sodehaba sleeve wi...

This is an old tutorial I made a long time ago, but I don't think I ever added it here. Feel free to download it and use it as a reference sheet, and good luck with your sewing! Important note: When I say the exact middle of the blue seam, I mean that in a horizontal sense: if you drew a line down your shoulder into your arm, the midpoint of that blue seam will be on that invisible line (as seen in the reference photo). Not that the seam itself should sit on top of your shoulder. Also, the…

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“#kimono Part 2: Kimono accessories There are several accessories used when wearing a kimono. Men is just obi (a sash to keep the kimono in place) But women use a lot more to keep the shape of the kimono and the obi in tact. Kimono is a formal wear, so you never go bare feet.”

Can you believe it's the LAST DAY of Scarf Week projects? Part of me is sad, because seeing all of the amazing things being made by my fellow Scarf Week-ers was ahhhh-mazing... but part of me is slightly glad I can stop sewing for a little while. You know I'm not exactly good with needles and thread