Find Kimono Sleeve Pattern Designs

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This is an E-book with instructions on how to sew a 1920’s draped kimono sleeve dress WITHOUT USING A PAPER PATTERN! The instructions are quite basic and will make sense to an intermediate or above sewing enthusiast. Instructions include how to make the dress to your exact measurements. Year: 1924 Level: Intermediate Fabric: See 3rd photo. Also included with this pattern is a collection of draping and finishing techniques from 1924 that will come in quite handy! You will be able to sew a complete dress using this E-booklet, no printing required. Don’t have a printer? A paper version of this pattern is also available here: www.etsy.com/listing/165511975 We also have patterns for everything you might wish to wear underneath this dress: www.etsy.com/listing/506920366 ============================================ INSTANT DOWNLOAD: Your purchase will be available for download the second your payment clears through Etsy. Simply follow the email sent to you, or click on , then and under your receipt, . ============================================ Printing a PDF is easy. Just open, hit print, and make sure that your printer scale is set to 100% (this should be the default setting in most cases). Digital Reproduction – Copyright Mrs. Depew Vintage, 2014. All Rights Reserved.

Products

Robe inspired by the traditional Japanese garment, with sash, generous patch pockets and three-quarter sleeves. Knee-length and loose-fitting design that can be used as loungewear or over garments, as a jacket or cardigan in a heavier fabric. 27 sizes included Girls, Women, Plus sizes Recommended Fabric Woven fabric with soft hand like crepe, rayon challis, silk, satin, chambray.

Sewing patterns

The Warabi Tunic is a kimono sleeve tunic with widely opened V neck and V back. It is very easy to sew without difficult details. The Warabi Tunic is perfect for relaxed summer wear with blouse fabrics or for fall when made with soft draping wool or knit fabrics.

Abc

This easy step by step tutorial shows how to draw a made to measure kimono dolman sleeve

Patterns

This easy step by step tutorial shows how to draw a made to measure kimono dolman sleeve

Sewing

I love patternmaking. The challenge of turning a 2-dimensional illustration into a 3-dimensional garment satisfies my need to be creative and my thirst for learning and trying new things. I love calculating what changes I need to make to my blocks, altering them, and making the toile or muslin to see if my changes were […]

Vintage sewing

This post may include affiliate links. See my full disclosure here. Fact: It’s September, yet Phoenix weather is still ridiculous. Fact: I’m pregnant and not yet cutely so. Ergo, flowy dresses for the win! When I realized that I couldn’t make it through the week without wearing one particular knit dress more than 3 times, I decided it was time to make something that felt like pajamas but looked just slightly more upscale. What with all the loose 70’s top and dress trends right now, it’s a GREAT time to be chubby! You’ll need: 2-2.5 yards of 60″ flowy woven fabric 1 yard of 1″ bias tape (or additional fabric to make your own for the neckline) Cut your fabric in half width wise so that you’re left with two long rectangles measuring 60″ x 1 yard. Fold each in half length wise and cut out a front and back piece according to the following illustration. I’ve included some rough measurements of my dress because it’s flowy, easy to sew and wear and is basically one-size-fits-all! I cut the front piece into a soft V-neck but a round neck would work great too. If you want to add side slits at […]