Wow. This in-depth tutorial is exactly what i was asking for. I am not japanese but i would like a kimono to wear around my home because it just seems comfy and i like the looks. I think that i can make one thanks to your video, which is very in-depth although i feel like it has to be watched a few times before i actually get everything right in my head. Thank you ! I also love your homemade (youtube subs call it a "howdy") blue garment. If you ever feel inspired to share how you made it i would be happy to hear from you ! Thanks again and bravo.
That's great instructional video. Thanks a lot! Have you considered scanning your beautiful drawings and sharing them here? I'm sure I'm not the only one who would appreciate that.
OMG thank you so much for this amazing tutorial, is great, I'm trying to do a kimono myself and was trying to figure out how to cut and do the measurements studying the kimonos in photos and adapting it onto my body and I was wonder how could I do it and never find any guide so simple and well-done as yours , your tutorial is perfect you explain everything so well, thank you so much!!! I subscribed to your channel
@@jaysworkshop2497 Jay, I am looking to buy serger overlock swing machine and make some old fashion clothing from natural fiber like Flax, and Hemp; but this is for the future!. I got 2 Japanese "Yukata" and I love them. Of course money got a lot to do with everything cheers be good don't give up Adam.
Hi Jay. I live in Ireland..I have been makings kimonos with last few years I sew by hand ...can't use sewing machine .yet it takes me awile .to make one ......I have 8 so far ....love kimono . Made them out of bed clothes ....I use own measurements in my head the collar is the worse part to do ....I'm still learning .....they look like genuine japanese ....style ....they're not perfect ......love to learn more abt kimono ......love japanese culture .
Hi Jay😊 Good video. Do you sew silk? Are you located close to Texas? Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills! The finished garment looks great! The dance looked good, too. God Bless!
So the two 'body' fabrics are sewn side by side with a french seam? Does that mean the total width of that fabric would be the 'Yuki' + Seam Allowance?
Yes, I have made those in the past and am considering making a tutorial on those as well as remaking this tutorial for a clearer explanation (eg. computer slides for the diagrams as opposed to turning pages)
Yeah this was taken in the Village I think. Check out the Kawasaki Reading Room. I went there to look at kimono to get an idea of how they're made and also there's a great community there with events and conversation table if you're also trying to learn Japanese, or it's just a great place to study.
it's pretty difficult to tell exactly what you are doing. it would help if visually you showed where on the final product you are sewing or held up the piece. Every time you show yourself sewing or ironing, it looks exactly the same and is difficult to follow along with or tell exactly what you are doing. the drawings are helpful for cutting, and understanding what you are doing to each individual piece, but not where it applies as a whole.
Wow. This in-depth tutorial is exactly what i was asking for. I am not japanese but i would like a kimono to wear around my home because it just seems comfy and i like the looks. I think that i can make one thanks to your video, which is very in-depth although i feel like it has to be watched a few times before i actually get everything right in my head. Thank you ! I also love your homemade (youtube subs call it a "howdy") blue garment. If you ever feel inspired to share how you made it i would be happy to hear from you ! Thanks again and bravo.
Incredible. To have the ability to just... make it, and so precisely, its truly incredible.
That's great instructional video. Thanks a lot! Have you considered scanning your beautiful drawings and sharing them here? I'm sure I'm not the only one who would appreciate that.
Wow. Beautiful Custom Kimono.
OMG thank you so much for this amazing tutorial, is great, I'm trying to do a kimono myself and was trying to figure out how to cut and do the measurements studying the kimonos in photos and adapting it onto my body and I was wonder how could I do it and never find any guide so simple and well-done as yours , your tutorial is perfect you explain everything so well, thank you so much!!! I subscribed to your channel
Спасибо огромное! Я не знаю язык, но вы так хорошо и чётко по схеме объяснили! Удачи и новых идей!
you've done a great job! thanks for sharing!
Very Nice ! I’m watching one of your videos for the first time and I’m sure that’s not the only one I will watch. Tank you
Thank you so much for making this video! Your instructions are very clear. Excited to try making this!
that was really helpful and entertaining, definitely looking forward for more videos like this!
Thank you so much for a very clear sew along video and detailed calm explanations of everything.
I made mine off Billy's videos and I love it.
WOW Jay, how nice I didn`t knew you make Yukata Kimono what else you make? have you got more presentations on TH-cam? thank you.
I hope to be able to make anything, to always be learning more skills. I'm working on more videos right now!
@@jaysworkshop2497 Jay, I am looking to buy serger overlock swing machine and make some old fashion clothing from natural fiber like Flax, and Hemp; but this is for the future!. I got 2 Japanese "Yukata" and I love them. Of course money got a lot to do with everything cheers be good don't give up Adam.
Hi Jay. I live in Ireland..I have been makings kimonos with last few years I sew by hand ...can't use sewing machine .yet it takes me awile .to make one ......I have 8 so far ....love kimono . Made them out of bed clothes ....I use own measurements in my head the collar is the worse part to do ....I'm still learning .....they look like genuine japanese ....style ....they're not perfect ......love to learn more abt kimono ......love japanese culture .
Thanks Jay!
beautiful work
Thanks. Nice tutorial 🙂
先生、教えてくれてありがとう。
Hi Jay😊
Good video. Do you sew silk? Are you located close to Texas?
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skills! The finished garment looks great! The dance looked good, too.
God Bless!
I'm still confused about the placement of the Okumi. Do we start from this line here @ 13:55?
Do you have a breakdown of the pattern? I was trying to follow along but it does seem a bit daunting
I'm working on remaking this tutorial, I'll have a better explanation of the pattern.
So the two 'body' fabrics are sewn side by side with a french seam? Does that mean the total width of that fabric would be the 'Yuki' + Seam Allowance?
Do you have a tutorial video of you making the haori you're wearing here? Thanks.
Any plans to make a Haori and Hakama how to make vid?
Yes, I have made those in the past and am considering making a tutorial on those as well as remaking this tutorial for a clearer explanation (eg. computer slides for the diagrams as opposed to turning pages)
@@jaysworkshop2497 All sounds good to me. Hope it will be somewhat soon.
I struggle to understand why the width of the body panel is 1/2 yuki when you only seem to need 1/4 hip
Wish I could make that here but my eyesight isn’t good 😢
Bro... did u go to UNL??? I'm here rn doing this same thing, thank you fr
Yeah this was taken in the Village I think. Check out the Kawasaki Reading Room. I went there to look at kimono to get an idea of how they're made and also there's a great community there with events and conversation table if you're also trying to learn Japanese, or it's just a great place to study.
Hi sir.. Can you suggest any taylor that can make yukata like this? I bought the cotton at nepori town.. But i can't find taylor for yukata. 😭😭
it's pretty difficult to tell exactly what you are doing. it would help if visually you showed where on the final product you are sewing or held up the piece. Every time you show yourself sewing or ironing, it looks exactly the same and is difficult to follow along with or tell exactly what you are doing. the drawings are helpful for cutting, and understanding what you are doing to each individual piece, but not where it applies as a whole.
No offense at all, but this may not really be the right project for you if that’s the case
HUHHHHHHHH
USE THE TAYLOR METER NOT THE CONSTRUCTION METER!
RESPECT THE LEYER,S 12 ARE IN TOTAL NOT UST A METERIAL LIKE YUKATA,,
YOU LIE IT,S NOT AUTENTIC!