This pattern was created when the shop owner wanted to make a haori using silk fabric for the outer layer and a printed dog-themed ukiyo-e design for the lining. Kimono can be worn as everyday clothing, and I want it to be something that people can enjoy easily. By selecting your own fabric and sewing it yourself, you can experience the charm of kimono without relying on expensive fabric shops or tailoring fees. If you can use a sewing machine, anyone can try it. Why not create your own kimono with this pattern?
The product is PDF format, but these are sample images.
Q & A
Please feel free to email info@wkimono.tokyo for inquiry and request before and after purchase.
Basially I reply within 1 to 2 days.
Video tutorial
Usage
1.Print out all PDF files. * "sode.pdf" is for sleeves and please print out 2 times for left and right.
* A solid line is a finihsed line, a dotted line is a seam allowance line, and a double dotted line is a fold line.
2.Paste the same alphabet and nuber of each other such as "A1" and "A1" by scotch tape.
3.Fold edge of one side along with dotted line.
Fix the fabric and the paper pattern by marking pins.
4.Cut off fabric and paper pattern along with dotted line.
Tricks of printing
Be careful of the following points to print out in a correct size.
Windows
Gray scale printing.
Actual Size
Vertical
Size A4
Macintosh
This shop has no Macintosh environment and this is based on Apple company's help, and is the result that the customer tested.
According to https://support.apple.com/ja-jp/guide/mac-help/mh26678/mac,
it seems to print our in the size closest to the actual size when set 100% size.
Paper size is A4.
