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Kimono Coquelicot- zero waste pattern PDF - Ecojolie- (TU)
The Poppy Kimono (one size fits all) has a loose fit and is easy to make.


 


The bottom sleeves and bottom kimono are finished with a band: you can use a grosgrain, an embroidered braid (2 cm wide minimum)...


 


Front edge finished with 2.2 cm grosgrain: you can use braid, ribbon...


 


This kimono is suitable for people corresponding to sizes A B C and D in our size guide.


 


Feel free to share your creation with #ecojolie

Kimono Coquelicot- zero waste pattern PDF - Ecojolie- (TU)

€11.90Price

  • Intermediate level

    People who :

    • Master a sewing machine, who has already made a few garments and who      already has sewing experience.
    • Draw a pattern with the help of a reduced-size side diagram.

    Read assembly diagrams and own a serger.

Choosing your pattern size

- Patterns are based on a stature (height) of 1.65 m.
- These measurements do not include the ease of the garment, but are used to select the pattern size (A, B, C....).
- Measure in your underwear.
- Adopt an upright posture, with feet close together, without pulling in your stomach, and remember to breathe: a natural, relaxed posture.
- For greater precision, and if you can, ask someone to help you take the measurements.
- If you're measuring alone, position yourself in front of a mirror to make sure the tape measure is horizontal.
- The tape should lie flat all the way around.
- The tape should rest loosely and loosely on the body, horizontal and parallel to the ground. Make sure you can get a thumb flat under the tape.
- Write down your measurements to make future purchases easier.

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