How much fabric do I need for a robe?
How much fabric do I need for a robe?
Any knit, woven or lace fabric. Yardage will depend on the length of the robe. I recommend purchasing at least 3 yards per garment.
How much fabric do I need for a kimono?
Here’s what you will need: 1.5-2.5m fabric, depending on the length you want (I used 1.7m for mine)* Matching thread. Fabric scissors. Measuring tape.
How many yards is enough for kimono?
There are nearly infinite variations on the classic kimono, but for this simple design you will need a piece of fabric measuring 40” x 55” and 2 yards of accent fringe.
What kind of fabric is used for kimono?
silk
The Kimono and Obi are traditionally made of hemp, linen, silk, silk brocade, silk crepes (such as chirimen) and satin weaves (such as rinzu). Modern Kimono are widely available in less-expensive easy-care fabrics such as rayon, cotton satIn, cotton, polyester and other synthetic fibers.
Can you sew your own kimono robe?
Sew your own one-of-a-kind kimono robe, which you can wear to the beach as a cover-up, or paired with a cami and shorts for a stylish everyday look. For this sewing project, I used this BurdaStyle kimono digital sewing pattern with a few modifications. You can choose from a variety of different fabrics.
Is there a free pattern for a kimono?
There isn’t a lot more you can ask from a free pattern especially since this is the style of kimono that goes for hundreds of dollars, especially the handmade types.
How do you put a sleeve on a kimono?
Kimono patterns typically either integrate the sleeve into the front and back pieces, or include a separate sleeve pattern like this one. First, mark the sleeve attachment notches on the front, back, and sleeve pattern, using tailor’s chalk or a fabric marker.
How do you decorate a kimono with trim?
You can really have fun with the trim on your kimono by adding fringe, beads, pom-poms, or any other trim you choose! Try sewing trim to the hem and front openings of the kimono for an overall look.
