Free kimono jacket sewing pattern

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How to Make a Simple Kimono I realize that it is the dead of winter but I am looking forward to spring and summer already. To that end, I decided tha

If you have loads of scraps lying around that you would like to put to good use, why not try making a patchwork kimono jacket? It’s a great project that lets you make the most out of scraps and adds plenty of color to your look. Time To Complete: 1 Hour 15 minutesDifficulty: Intermediate You can wear this loose-fitting jacket on your everyday functions and trips. It has front bands and back yokes with seam details that add some depth to and intrigue to your look. It also has two-piece…

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…

From Wiksten: Note: The pattern was renamed to Unfolding Jacket and has been discontinued as of March 31st 2021. More info here.

The Clara Kimono The Clara is a free pattern and tutorial for your own use at home and not to be reproduced commercially. The super simple Clara Kimono is stunningBeginners project. Materials and Equipment200cm of fabric I got mine from here50cm of light weight iron on interfacing.Matching thread, pins, tape measure, chalk and scissors. Suitable Fabric.It is important that you choose the correct fabric for The Clara.Your Fabric choice needs to be medium weight, to achieve the look in the…

From Elbe Textiles: Today I am providing the dimensions for a basic, zero-waste robe pattern. I had originally called this a fauxmono, as I was inspired by the zero waste pattern elements of a Japanese kimono, and my version was a bit of a bastardization. But I am conscious of cultural appropriation and will stick with calling this a robe.