Browse Japanese Kimono Patterns Collection

Surface Design

Our Polyester Poplin is a durable fabric with a beautiful draping quality. This fabric is wrinkle-resistant and durable, making it great for home and craft projects. The tight weave of this fabric and sublimation printing provides a vibrant and crisp print quality. Content: 100% polyester Thread count: 115 inches (46cm) Width: 60”w Stretch: None Weight: 6.62 oz per square yard Shrinkage: \u003c 1% Suitable for: Home décor accents, upholstery, totes, and crafts Care Instructions: Machine Wash Separately, Cold Water, Gentle Cycle, No Bleach, Tumble Dry Low Heat, Cool Iron Print Technique: A heat transfer printing process that uses colorfast, water-based inks to achieve bold prints with superior clarity. This sublimation technology embeds the ink into the fabric, ensuring the vibrancy of your designs will not fade over time or in the wash. Inspiration is at the heart of every DIY project. Whether you are creating a beautiful quilt, refreshing your home décor, or making crafts, our custom fabrics are uniquely designed to inspire you. Our high quality fabrics are fully customizable and printed on demand with eco-friendly inks, creating fabrics that are ‘sew’ perfect for any project. Select from 7 fabric types; learn more about each fabric type here Available as swatches, fat quarters, or by the yard Fabric widths vary by fabric type. See details of each fabric type below Fabrics by the yard print on 10 continuous yards All Zazzle fabrics are Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA) compliant Eco-friendly fabrics, printed with water-based inks. Contain no added chemicals or toxins Not suitable for children’s sleepwear or crib use Amount of selvage on each piece of fabric will vary Printed in U.S.A.

Japanese

by Lucy Dayman The kimono is Japan’s most iconic garment; its uniform silhouette makes it an excellent canvas for all types of unique, traditional, powerful, and meaningful designs. The diversity of the kimono means you can wear it all year, but did you know the kimono actually has its own seasons? You might know that yukata are typically reserved for the warmer summer months, that’s not the only seasonal variation (check out Yukata vs Kimono: What’s the Difference?). Different kimono designs are worn throughout the year to represent seasonal changes, auspicious occasions, and celebrations of significant calendar events. These seasonal kimono patterns are not obligatory, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t play around with different designs, and wear what feels most comfortable to you. As model, artist and passionate kimono collector Cherry Jerrera said in an interview with Japan Objects earlier this year,

Artsy Fartsy Things

You seriously could not get an easier dress to make! The classic Kimono has enjoyed a recent return to popularity and this is one of our bestsellers. Shown here in beautiful cotton print, you could also try an authentic Japanese style fabric, there are some beautiful fabrics out there that would suit this simple, feminine and as always in true Simple Sew style, easy to wear wrap dress. With simple construction and an online tutorials for most of our patterns to help you through (s
ee our website for video and photo tutorials) www.simplesewpatterns. We also have tutorials for many sewing techniques you can refer to for other projects you may be working on. We would love to see your photos of your finished dresses, so be sure to email them over to us! If you need any other help or have any questions head over to our site and contact us on our webform, we are always here to help. Thank you for viewing our pattern. Your PDF is for A4 size paper and comes with full instructions, envelope front and back and a test square on the pattern. Set your printer to ‘actual size’ not ‘scale to fit’ and set at 100%. Measure your test square so that you can be sure you are printing to scale. There are lots of tutorials on our site so please visit us there if you get stuck, we are here to help you on your sewing journey! Have fun and thank you for supporting our patterns! x

Sewing

With this PDF sewing pattern, you will be able to make your own Jinbei/Summer Unisex Kimono. Choose your favorite fabric (pattern for non-elastic fabrics) and enjoy creating your clothes. This pattern is also a great base to create a lot of different kimonos. Total files included: A4 pattern file. A3 pattern file. A0 pattern file. US LETTER pattern file. Information file (Video tutorial link included). Printing \u0026 Assembling the Patterns (Tutorial): https://youtu.be/YSBvnAMs5Rw This digital pattern is available to print in the format which you prefer. Every document is completely separate to let you print only the pattern that you prefer and check the information file on your computer. Letting you print on A4, A3, A0, and US LETTER. This pattern includes all sizes from 34 to 44. Keep in mind that these sizes aren’t the same as those generally used in stores so please, before deciding your size, check the measurements of the size guide. The information file includes: Explanation of how to read the Pattern Studio sewing patterns. Explanation of how to print the patterns. Size guide. Flat sketch of the final garment. Cutting guide sketch. Fabric quantity. Sewing video tutorial link. Feel free to change the design, the length, or fit it to your own measurements. This pattern is easy to follow and you can personalize it. If you have doubts about two sizes, choose the bigger one, and adjust the pattern. …………………………………………………. How to find and download your pattern: Your files will be available to download immediately, once you have purchased the pattern. If you are using an Etsy account, remember you can find them clicking on your profile pic, on “purchases and reviews”. If you have purchased the pattern as a guest, you will receive a link by email to download all the documents. The files are PDF documents so they will need to be opened in a program that accepts pdf format. Nowadays, every computer can open these files. And you can print the documents at home. …………………………………………………. Feel free to contact us if you have any doubts; we are always happy to help and keep improving this project! We hope you like your purchase. Welcome to the family of The Pattern Studio and remember to have fun! THE PATTERN STUDIO.

character

Offered for sale is a striking 1950’s Japanese handmade silk kimono Haori jacket in a dark blue and red pattern. The interior is silk in an ivory tone on tone pattern. A great size to wear or frame. Measures; Armpit down 19.5\

Lovely Kimono

by Lucy Dayman The kimono is Japan’s most iconic garment; its uniform silhouette makes it an excellent canvas for all types of unique, traditional, powerful, and meaningful designs. The diversity of the kimono means you can wear it all year, but did you know the kimono actually has its own seasons? You might know that yukata are typically reserved for the warmer summer months, that’s not the only seasonal variation (check out Yukata vs Kimono: What’s the Difference?). Different kimono designs are worn throughout the year to represent seasonal changes, auspicious occasions, and celebrations of significant calendar events. These seasonal kimono patterns are not obligatory, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t play around with different designs, and wear what feels most comfortable to you. As model, artist and passionate kimono collector Cherry Jerrera said in an interview with Japan Objects earlier this year,

Products

Style: Tent with Ribbon Favor Box Favor boxes are as unique as your guests. Perfect for weddings, birthdays, corporate events and more! Dimensions: 3\