Note! This is not authentic but it looks okay for cosplay purposes! (also the sleeves are male style)
I'm tired so I will not explain every single thing I did, pictures will have to do for most of the how-to's today. Oh, and the first two photos were taken a few days ago and I have no pictures of the first cut out fabric step, not like there was anything to show because it was just rectangles anyway...
Panel cut out and ironed in the middle (shoulder part) |
Sketching neckline cut ideas on fabric |
Neckline cut out... |
... and also backside sewn together |
Ironed shoulder part again to make life easier before attaching sleeves |
Pinning sleeves in place (ironed sleeves too and aligned shoulder and middle seam folds) |
Sleeves attached, testing it on |
ALL MY HATE TO SEWING ARMPITS CLOSED. ALL MY HATE ... |
... and this is why. FFFFFFUUUUU Mega wrinkle derpherp durr (had to redo it three times before it was not-that-bad) |
Armpit sewing, third and final try (still wrinkle-ish on right side but didn't bother to fix it...) |
Sleeve 'bottoms' and side seams closed |
Folding in and pinning sleeve openings |
Sewing sleeve hems... |
Looked like this. Need to fold in sleeve opening once more... |
Finished sleeve opening |
Spread out kimono panels and took a look... what is this I don't even |
Cut the shit straight |
Cut out okumi panels (used double fabric) and ironed them |
Ironed side seams and back seam open (looks better!) |
Attached okumi panels |
Cut out and ironed collar pieces |
Sewed collar pieces together at one end to get one long piece |
Zigzaged okumi panel ends before attaching collar (collar also zigzaged around the edges) |
Pinning collar in place before sewing it on |
Folded in end of collar and okumi panel and hemmed them |
Finished kimono, trying it on |
Showing sleeves |
Kimono laid flat on my bed |
That's it for today and tomorrow my plan is to make Okita's yukata from start to finish afdghsah.
oi se näyttää tosi kivalta! 8DD
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