Sewing Free Authentic Copyright Legal Kimono Patterns

Ah, thank you much! ^3^

 

thank you for sharing !!

 

Thanks!

 

Thank you for sharing it is muchly appreciated

 

Thank you for sharing. I'm searching of hagama pattern in English very long time.

 

thanks for the links. the kimono looks fairly easy to figure out how big to make it on the doll. do you know if there was a picture of the hakama on somoone to figure out how big to make it as well?

 

For the hakama, fold the pleats so its fits slight shorter around the waist. There should be a gap (about 1 cm) between the front and the back part when you tie it on. Say your doll's waist is 20 cm then make the front 9cm and the back 8 cm (for hakama, the backside is smaller than the front^^) I'll recommend testing out the pattern with paper towels and adjusting as you go!

 

thanks, that does help a lot, i just needed to see how they were supposed to fit on someone.

 

Great patterns, Thank you for sharing. The hakama tying bit is also very helpful.

 

Hakama are sooo comfy!
These refs are great! Thanks!!

 

Thank you!! Was looking for a kimono *-*

 

Thank you for sharing!

 

Cooool! Thank you for sharing!

 

That looks really useful! Thank you for posting it!

 

That is really cool. Thanks!

 

Thanks for sharing. There are a lot of great full size kimono tutorials that will show you how this is supposed to be done. I just added a tiny tuck for the back two seams that would be there so I didn't have to finish extra edges

 

Thank you so much for the pattern. I recently purchased a really nice fabric that I wanted to use to make a kimono. Now I'll just have to figure out the size.

 

So cool! Thanks for sharing, I love kimonos on dolls but only had patterns to fit 1/6 dolls & Blythe until now

 

Thank you very much.

 

Wow, thank you very much for this!

 

I don't suppose anyone saved a picture of these - the links 404 for me!

 

oh no! i foolishly didn't save a copy just bookmarked this thread

 

Hi, the pattern is no longer available, do you happen to have it saved on your PC?

 

@HeavensChaos @auntbear @Sirri I'm not sure if this is the original, but I think it would be quite helpful: CLICK ME

 

@Holstein thanks, its definitely something to check out.

 

Thank you a lot. I will definitely apply an old scientific saying: If you find something usefull or interesting on the Internet, better save it right away before it disappears.

 

I used the link Holstein posted and threw together a Yukata.
As it was a practice run, I decided to use fabric, where I wouldn't mind messing up. The end result reminds so much of a hot spring yukata or hotel yukata
Holly_Yukata by Uli Merker, auf Flickr

 

Thank you for sharing!

 

The links are now broken, does anyone still have these patterns?

 

It's a pity those links don't work anymore, it's hard to find patterns that you can use without worrying about copyright issues

 

Link in first topic is missing.

But this link is still OK.

Thank you for your sharing.
I insert this pattern in this post. Hopefully, someone can see and use it ^^

 

Anyone have the hakama pattern? I need it .

 

I'd also really appreciate the hakama pattern if anyone has it still. I've tried looking for other patterns but none are intuitive to follow at all...

 

Thank you so much ^^

 

Thanks! I've been looking for a hakama pattern.

 

The link to the hakama pattern is broken again - did anyone save this image?
Kimono link is still sound.

 

Thank you very much!

 

Appreciate you sharing this! I've made several kimono patterns, but scaling them down to SD size has been a challenge. Hopefully this will give a little more to work with.

Now to find fabric with smaller scale patterns...

 

Thank you for sharing, I think this would be a good starter project for me.