This helped me so much! I watched it because I'm making Yamato from One Piece. I completely didn't realise that skirt hakama existed, but your discussion of it at the beginning made me realise that Yamato's pants.... are not pants. I would've been so annoyed if I made them before I realised. Thank you!
I've recently looked at dying fabric and found one brand that offers a "dye ball" which you put in the washing machine with your fabric. It seems a lot easier to do. Note: you have to "wash" the fabric twice, first with the dye and second to wash away remnants of the dye and then rinse the machine once for good measure.
I did not use a pattern but I did follow along with a website that I have linked in the description. You can use the website to figure out the measurements you are using. It is basically a bunch of rectangles. The length is you waist down to your ankles. The most difficult part will be pleating the garment. Panel width is up to how many panels you want in the Hakama. I did my Himo length based on how much fabric I had. Hope that helps.
I’m making a Hakama and this is very helpful! When you do the edge stitch to the pleats are you just doing the stitch on the edge of the fold or is it a top stitch that goes through all layers of fabric? Thanks❤
My fabric I used was 125.5 inches long and about 53 inches wide. If you are using a Cotton based fabric remember to pre-wash for initial shrinkage. There is also a blog post in the description that you can use to reference determining how much fabric you need for yourself and a friend of mine Billy Matsunaga recently posted a video on making traditional hakama. Have fun!
After a while you get faster at tying it. But it's fairly fast to undo. I tie mine the kendo martial art style but there r more elaborate ways to tie hakama and those are more complicated.
@@Kartsie so true ! I have, so far, made one first attempt (it's now undone to remake the waistband and pleats), on accurate hakama and one very lightweight with a made up/simplified waistband/belt to easily take it off/put it on.
What I mean with my first comment is that if you like wearing them you learn to work the belts, just don't rush ! What's worst than taking a bit longer in the washroom is needing to go back to fix the belt because you didn't fasten them right the first time. Coming from someone who undid and redid my hakama in my friends living room while speaking to her because ... Well she's my friend and I couldn't be bothered to go back to the washroom to do it 😂
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This is so helpful! I am making a kyoshi warrior cosplay and I have been trying to find videos to help this is great.
This helped me so much! I watched it because I'm making Yamato from One Piece. I completely didn't realise that skirt hakama existed, but your discussion of it at the beginning made me realise that Yamato's pants.... are not pants. I would've been so annoyed if I made them before I realised. Thank you!
They look soooo comfy
Trying to make a Philza cosplay and you have NO CLUE HOW WONDERFUL THIS IS
Now that is an awesome hakama, I've never sown before 😁 but I feel motivated in doing this! Also, thanks for using the correct names for the Hakama.
Dang good job!! They look amazing. Congratulations
I've recently looked at dying fabric and found one brand that offers a "dye ball" which you put in the washing machine with your fabric. It seems a lot easier to do.
Note: you have to "wash" the fabric twice, first with the dye and second to wash away remnants of the dye and then rinse the machine once for good measure.
This has been so lovely to watch! !!
I love this! This is so interesting, I couldn't take my eyes off the screen omg
Thank you for this great video! You did a wonderful job and I LOVE that green color!
Thank you! This & your guide were so helpful to me while making my first!
Thankyou for your contents😭😭😭😭😭 you saving my life...
love the video and this series in general, also random fun fact, we have the same washing machine ;)
Haha washing machines twins 💜
LOVE IT! you are a legend
This is super helpful! Currently making a scaramouche irodorifestival cosplay. Thank you so much. This is amazing work 💖💖💖
They look really nice
I was gonna say they probably put the dress version over the pants version
Good job. I need one for laido. So I'm looking into it
now you can do that video where it says "so my mom buy me this dress and i think is pretty cute SURPRISE IS A -JUMPSUIT- HAKAMA SIKE"
That's HILARIOUS! I'll think bout it 😂😂
Hakama are what I like to call…
*~Secret Pants~*
What pattern did you use? I know you modified the pattern slightly, do you have notes on the modification?
I did not use a pattern but I did follow along with a website that I have linked in the description. You can use the website to figure out the measurements you are using. It is basically a bunch of rectangles. The length is you waist down to your ankles. The most difficult part will be pleating the garment. Panel width is up to how many panels you want in the Hakama. I did my Himo length based on how much fabric I had. Hope that helps.
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I’m making a Hakama and this is very helpful! When you do the edge stitch to the pleats are you just doing the stitch on the edge of the fold or is it a top stitch that goes through all layers of fabric? Thanks❤
Also do you know what linen blend you used? Thanks!
This is sooooo cool!!!
I also want to sew hakama, can you please tell me about how big your fabric was? Would be really kind :)
My fabric I used was 125.5 inches long and about 53 inches wide. If you are using a Cotton based fabric remember to pre-wash for initial shrinkage. There is also a blog post in the description that you can use to reference determining how much fabric you need for yourself and a friend of mine Billy Matsunaga recently posted a video on making traditional hakama. Have fun!
@@Kartsie Thank you so so so much!❤️
Hey! I really love this tutorial. But I'd like to ask what the top you were for the Hakama is called..?
ruclips.net/video/ap7_477Exlk/видео.html I made a video on it. It's called many names: "gi" "dogi" or "keikogi"
@@Kartsie thank you so much! 👋
Almost as lovely as it probably is comfortable
hi how much fabrics do you use for this hakama?
Wish I could make a hakama in red for my Buddhist practice
It’s Hakama pant with a skirt to hide the pants part
you are cool
I want to buy haka ma In India
So you do the kimetsu 🙏👉🏻tokito for me watching your RUclips please 🥺🥺🙏🙏🙏🙏 tokito kimetsu Japanese ok please please
What happens if you need to use the bathroom desperately? Lol
After a while you get faster at tying it. But it's fairly fast to undo. I tie mine the kendo martial art style but there r more elaborate ways to tie hakama and those are more complicated.
@@Kartsie so true ! I have, so far, made one first attempt (it's now undone to remake the waistband and pleats), on accurate hakama and one very lightweight with a made up/simplified waistband/belt to easily take it off/put it on.
What I mean with my first comment is that if you like wearing them you learn to work the belts, just don't rush ! What's worst than taking a bit longer in the washroom is needing to go back to fix the belt because you didn't fasten them right the first time. Coming from someone who undid and redid my hakama in my friends living room while speaking to her because ... Well she's my friend and I couldn't be bothered to go back to the washroom to do it 😂
@@killiansirishbeer 🤣
I'm a weeb. I knew your pleats would make me mad.