Quite interesting and fascinating can be called a master class in which it tells how to sew kimono with their own hands. It will be interesting not only to try your own strength, but also to know the story of this traditional Japanese outfit. On the one hand, you need to know how to sew a Kimono bathrobe, the pattern of which will be given for clarity, on the other - it is necessary to correctly choose the material for this work.
In general, the dress of kimono, the pattern confirms this, represents a T-shaped bathrobe, the length of which can be completely different.
The fixation of this Japanese clothing is carried out using a belt located on the waist and called "Obi".
In addition, the Japanese do not use classic buttons in their traditional clothes like Europeans, and they have fasteners from straps and twine.
Special attention should be paid to an interesting shape of the sleeves, which is a distinctive feature of this apparel. Soda, namely, this is the name of this form of sleeves, much wider than traditional and have a form that resembles a normal bag. Japanese kimono pattern shows how much the sleeve is less than the height of the sleeve itself. Kimono, resembling the form of a traditional European robe, does not shine movements and conveniently in wearing. It is also worth noting that the Japanese kimono still reminds European bathrobe and does not contain an open collar that is a mandatory attribute of the costume of every European.
For this type of clothing, neelastic fabrics are used, and only the cloth material for the belt. The pattern of kimono is quite simple and does not contain any lectured and rounded forms. On the one hand, this is a kind of saving material when sewn, and on the other rectangular remains may well come in handy for sewing a different type of clothing. It should be recalled that in Japan, the matter was a differential.
Threads must be mild to reduce the risk of tissue dragging. In the event that the design of the clothing was disturbed during the socks, it can be selected from the same material.
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The main principle of cut and sewing Japanese kimono has already developed to the seventh century of our era, and in subsequent centuries lost free lines. In general, Kimono must hide women's lines, and not to reveal them. It should be noted that the belt for kimono is wide and must be worn much higher than the natural waist, so that the Japanese in front looks flat, and the rear was imitation of the horn.
In order for a more understandable to be the sewing kimono process, its full structure should be known. http://www.aikikan.ru/sites/default/files/k10.png.
So, the Japanese kimono consists of:
- Patch collar (1);
- main collar (2);
- the rightmost part of the front (3);
- the left of the front (4);
- the rest of the rear (5);
- the right-wing part of the rear (6);
- fairly wide sleeves (7);
- separate part of the nose of sleeves (8);
- left insertion in front (9);
- bottom insert in front (10);
- Details entitled "Top of the sword" (11).
This is what the kimono of the bride in Kunstkamera looks like.
Properly chosen fabric and drawings on it allow you to create a truly product of Japanese art.
But the option of kimono with pheasants that successfully combine with peonies.
An interesting combination of colors in kimono with pines and fog.
White chrysanthemums on a blue background.
Kimono with grasshoppers and crickets.
