I love this channel so much. I have been looking for anime costume tutorials and i finally found the right place please never stop doin this i love every video and will definitely attempt to make these thank u for bringing these videos here
I love your tutorial ❤ I try to make a Mitsuri Cosplay and was so happy I found your patterns because I am a real noob in sewing. I dpnt understand everything (english is not my first language), but I am sure this video will help a lot ❤ Thanks for your work ❤
@@erikaamac2727 ruclips.net/video/rWJdcGzNQl0/видео.htmlsi=h9cEe2M3GenYYYFi towards the end of the video we explain how to modify the sleeve patterns for a bell sleeve
Would you have suggestion on were to get some fabric for a Shinobu kimono? I saw in some videos you have one of those as well and I was wondering where you purchased the fabric for it at.
For our Shinobu kimono we bought an oversized kimono of hers online and recut it using our patterns so we could add our pockets and lining. Alternatively, I've seen her pattern available on Spoonflower which is where we bought our fabric for Nezuko's outfit. Hope this helps!
I have rewatched and looked at the paper pattern several times and I can not figure out the collar. Do I flip the kimono right side lol it and flip the collar as well and then pin it? I’m so confused
The unsewn edge of the collar needs to be aligned to the neckline of the kimono, right side of the fabric to right side of the fabric. There are notches along the collar that align with the shoulder seam and notches on the kimono. I hope this helps otherwise, feel free to email us and out team will do it's best to help out!
not trying to be mean or anything sorry if i sound that way, but its not a kimono,its a haori! example: Nezuko's Pink clothes is a Kimono, and the black out part, is her haori. so yeah!!!
You are correct! We use the work kimono so it's more easily identifiable for people who are not familiar with Japanese clothing. It is listed as a haori / kimono in our online store!
when sewing the arms to the bodice, are you supposed to sew the un overlocked side (the hem) or the overlocked side to the bodice? i've been struggling with this for like 2 hours now lol
The hem is always the bottom of a piece example: the hem of a dress is the lower edge at the legs, the hem of the sleeve is the area by the wrist. In this case, you'll sew the overlocked edge to the side seam for the bodice. You have a notch at the sleeve to match the seam of the shoulder and two more notches that'll match up at the front and back of the sleeve and bodice. Sew between the front and back notches!
I love this channel so much. I have been looking for anime costume tutorials and i finally found the right place please never stop doin this i love every video and will definitely attempt to make these
thank u for bringing these videos here
If everything goes well, we'll be making a lot more of these! ☺️
Same😭😭😭can't wait to binge
I appreciate the video having a pattern on one side would really help me understand the concepts of how things are working much better.
I wish this included a tutorial for adding the lining- I’ve never done it before and it’s just a bit intimidating
totally agree!! And it is in the plans this year to remake a video that includes the lining because yes it's pretty complicating hehe
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I had already purchased your pattern and this visualization of the instructions is most helpful.
OMG YOU MADE MITSURI'S HAORI?!OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH
I love your tutorial ❤
I try to make a Mitsuri Cosplay and was so happy I found your patterns because I am a real noob in sewing.
I dpnt understand everything (english is not my first language), but I am sure this video will help a lot ❤
Thanks for your work ❤
Can you please add a tutorial on adding the bell sleeves I don't get it and I'm not finding one in your videos.
@@erikaamac2727 ruclips.net/video/rWJdcGzNQl0/видео.htmlsi=h9cEe2M3GenYYYFi towards the end of the video we explain how to modify the sleeve patterns for a bell sleeve
Would you have suggestion on were to get some fabric for a Shinobu kimono? I saw in some videos you have one of those as well and I was wondering where you purchased the fabric for it at.
For our Shinobu kimono we bought an oversized kimono of hers online and recut it using our patterns so we could add our pockets and lining.
Alternatively, I've seen her pattern available on Spoonflower which is where we bought our fabric for Nezuko's outfit.
Hope this helps!
@@ndlwrkshop Thank you so much! This helps a lot! ❤️
I have rewatched and looked at the paper pattern several times and I can not figure out the collar. Do I flip the kimono right side lol it and flip the collar as well and then pin it? I’m so confused
The unsewn edge of the collar needs to be aligned to the neckline of the kimono, right side of the fabric to right side of the fabric. There are notches along the collar that align with the shoulder seam and notches on the kimono. I hope this helps otherwise, feel free to email us and out team will do it's best to help out!
not trying to be mean or anything sorry if i sound that way, but its not a kimono,its a haori!
example: Nezuko's Pink clothes is a Kimono, and the black out part, is her haori. so yeah!!!
You are correct! We use the work kimono so it's more easily identifiable for people who are not familiar with Japanese clothing. It is listed as a haori / kimono in our online store!
when sewing the arms to the bodice, are you supposed to sew the un overlocked side (the hem) or the overlocked side to the bodice? i've been struggling with this for like 2 hours now lol
The hem is always the bottom of a piece example: the hem of a dress is the lower edge at the legs, the hem of the sleeve is the area by the wrist.
In this case, you'll sew the overlocked edge to the side seam for the bodice. You have a notch at the sleeve to match the seam of the shoulder and two more notches that'll match up at the front and back of the sleeve and bodice. Sew between the front and back notches!
Is the seam allowance already measured in for your patterns or is that something the customer must add
The seam allowance is included on the pattern and it is 1cm unless specified otherwise
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is this kimono pattern unisex?
Yes! The patterns are primarily square with no style lines.
Ahhh I wish the armpit sewing wasn’t so blurry TT that’s the hardest part for me and it always gets sewn wrong
I'm so sorry about that! Can you elaborate on your struggle? Maybe I can help clarify thorugh writing