Is the pattern still available? Can I send a $5 check to the address mentioned below? I've been wanting to make a happi coat and your instructions are easy to follow.
Loved your video! You explained everything very clearly. What is the best type of fabric to use for the body and collar of the happi coat? Also, what if I don’t have a serger or overlock machine, what do you suggest?
My favorite to use is cotton since it is easiest to use. Poly cotton too but little stiff. I've had good result with 100% polyester but you must be sure to cut on true grain (you can check my video on finding true grain: tear across the grain and be sure to layer carefully without skewing. I stay away from rayon...not worth the trouble. I made a nice one in a silk print. My friend has "clean finished" the collar band by sewing a long edge to the neck edge, then turn the other long edge under 3/8", press the long edge, then encase the previously seen seam and whip stitch.
You can order the written instructions by sending $5 check (payable to Hawaii's Plantation Village) and SASE to: 1661 Kaweloka Street, Pearl City, HI 96782. You don't really need the written instructions, but it can be helpful. For contrast happi, the print fabric needed is 60" length. You'll need solid contrast fabric 1yd. long. You must use seam tape (sold in package) to stabilize the arm area.
This pattern is no longer available for $5. The newer revised pattern is now $9 and can be ordered thru my ETSY shop, search Onodesignsquilt or go to Ebay and search www.ebay.com/itm/Hawaiis-Plantation-Village-Crafters-2-Hour-Japanese-Happi-Coat-Pattern/333627333491?hash=item4dadbd1b73:g:iSMAAOSwjGte6Q0~ , All profit go to Hawaii's Plantation Village.
Sorry, this pattern was created as a visual guide to a class I taught. I don't have an electronic payment account. All checks are donated to Hawaii's Plantation Village, a non-profit organization that preserves the history of the Sugar Plantation Immigrants.
Lois, you have 2 options: if the design is not that noticeable, I just cut it as usual and have the front going up and the back going down. But if the design is really noticeable (like figures, or big cranes that look obviously upside down), then I add a seam to the shoulder: cut 2 pieces 30 1/2" long; reverse one piece so that front AND back both face up. Join with 1/2 seam. Press. Now that you have a 60" piece, continue to cut out the happi per instruction sheet. I've done it a few times, but in general, I avoid very obviously one-way prints. This is a very versatile pattern. For contrasting sleeves, I've cut the body only (13" across) from the main print, and then cut the "sleeve" from another print, following the dimensions on the pattern. I hope this helps
@@yurikoono8690 Thank you. I was thinking I had to have 2 pieces of fabric making sure the one for the back is flipped. And I would have to drop the pattern 1/2" so that there will be a seam at the top (shoulder seam going down to the sleeve). Now all I have to do is receive the pattern from you folks. I am anxiously awaiting for the pattern and instructions to arrive.
@@loisiwashita1005 when did you order the pattern? We usually don't cash the check until the pattern is sent. Let me know and I'll try to track the order.
@@loisiwashita1005did you send the check c/o 1661 Kaweloka Street, Pearl City, HI 96782? I HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANY MAIL FROM YOU. Or did you send it direct to Hawaii's Plantation Village on Waipahu Street? The office girl has been out for over a week and someone is subbing for her. That is why I request the checks sent direct to me.
Kim Springer send $5 check made to Hawaii's Plantation Village, we'll gladly send a copy to you. 1661 Kaweloka St, Pearl City HI 96782. We just had our Bon Dance and made 15 for sale.
If ordering this pattern (through the above mentioned address, right?), does it come with adult and kid sizes? Could one make the sleeves a bit 'wider' so this looks more like a haori than a hapi?
The pattern is for adult medium to large...also includes size small which could fit a child size 14, maybe. The sleeve is quite wide...since it's all based on measuring, you can easily adapt it and design it to fit your needs. Cut it out of an old sheet and try it out until you get your desired look. The pattern just has the same info as the video.
(1) If your fabric has nap, your side seam will be going opposite direction and will not look good. You can create a shoulder seam and make a pattern for front and back, and cut separately. (2) For directional print fabrics, it's OK having the front go one way and the back print going upside down as long as the print is busy enough and not too noticeable (I've done it many times and no one notices).
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Just wanted to say this video was very helpful! And being a beginner you've explained everything so easily! Thanks for the upload!
That coffee mug trick is akamai! Thank you for sharing!
Is the pattern still available? Can I send a $5 check to the address mentioned below? I've been wanting to make a happi coat and your instructions are easy to follow.
Thank You for the wonderful video. I am working on one now with a handspun knitted collar on a dark brown linen coat .
Joy, you need 60" of print and 36" of solid.
Wil you please please please share the pattern with me? 🙏 I can’t seem to find it anywhere.. I’m willing to pay for it.
Loved your video! You explained everything very clearly. What is the best type of fabric to use for the body and collar of the happi coat? Also, what if I don’t have a serger or overlock machine, what do you suggest?
My favorite to use is cotton since it is easiest to use. Poly cotton too but little stiff. I've had good result with 100% polyester but you must be sure to cut on true grain (you can check my video on finding true grain: tear across the grain and be sure to layer carefully without skewing. I stay away from rayon...not worth the trouble. I made a nice one in a silk print. My friend has "clean finished" the collar band by sewing a long edge to the neck edge, then turn the other long edge under 3/8", press the long edge, then encase the previously seen seam and whip stitch.
Lorene Ono Thank you so much for your suggestions. I’m not the greatest of sewers so I hope I could do it 🥺
JUST what I was looking for! Thanks!
I would also like to buy the instructions. May I also send you the check for the instructions?
I would like to purchase this pattern please advise MAHALO
how much yardage do you need?
Are there written instructions/pattern for the Hapi Coat as well as how much fabric is required?
You can order the written instructions by sending $5 check (payable to Hawaii's Plantation Village) and SASE to: 1661 Kaweloka Street, Pearl City, HI 96782. You don't really need the written instructions, but it can be helpful. For contrast happi, the print fabric needed is 60" length. You'll need solid contrast fabric 1yd. long. You must use seam tape (sold in package) to stabilize the arm area.
This pattern is no longer available for $5. The newer revised pattern is now $9 and can be ordered thru my ETSY shop, search Onodesignsquilt or go to Ebay and search www.ebay.com/itm/Hawaiis-Plantation-Village-Crafters-2-Hour-Japanese-Happi-Coat-Pattern/333627333491?hash=item4dadbd1b73:g:iSMAAOSwjGte6Q0~ , All profit go to Hawaii's Plantation Village.
@@Hawaiiquiltinggal Hi! I can't find your pattern on etsy or ebay. Please help. Thanks!
Is it just mine but every time I watch the audio is about 2 min ahead of the video
Is the pattern still available for sale
Is there any way to send money via paypal or venmo and have the pattern sent to me electronically?
Sorry, this pattern was created as a visual guide to a class I taught. I don't have an electronic payment account. All checks are donated to Hawaii's Plantation Village, a non-profit organization that preserves the history of the Sugar Plantation Immigrants.
send a check and SASE to the address as stated. thx.
I want to make this happi coat but the print on the fabric goes one way. How do I cut out the material on a one way printed fabric?
Lois, you have 2 options: if the design is not that noticeable, I just cut it as usual and have the front going up and the back going down. But if the design is really noticeable (like figures, or big cranes that look obviously upside down), then I add a seam to the shoulder: cut 2 pieces 30 1/2" long; reverse one piece so that front AND back both face up. Join with 1/2 seam. Press. Now that you have a 60" piece, continue to cut out the happi per instruction sheet. I've done it a few times, but in general, I avoid very obviously one-way prints.
This is a very versatile pattern. For contrasting sleeves, I've cut the body only (13" across) from the main print, and then cut the "sleeve" from another print, following the dimensions on the pattern.
I hope this helps
@@yurikoono8690 Thank you. I was thinking I had to have 2 pieces of fabric making sure the one for the back is flipped. And I would have to drop the pattern 1/2" so that there will be a seam at the top (shoulder seam going down to the sleeve). Now all I have to do is receive the pattern from you folks. I am anxiously awaiting for the pattern and instructions to arrive.
@@loisiwashita1005 when did you order the pattern? We usually don't cash the check until the pattern is sent. Let me know and I'll try to track the order.
@@yurikoono8690 I mailed a $5 check on Thursday. I live on the Big Island. So you should have received my SASE and check by now.
@@loisiwashita1005did you send the check c/o 1661 Kaweloka Street, Pearl City, HI 96782? I HAVE NOT RECEIVED ANY MAIL FROM YOU. Or did you send it direct to Hawaii's Plantation Village on Waipahu Street? The office girl has been out for over a week and someone is subbing for her. That is why I request the checks sent direct to me.
How can I get a hard copy of the instructions?
Send a SASE plus $5 donation checkto Hawaii's Plantation 1661 Kaweloka St. Pearl City Hi 96782
Lorene Ono - here it is, one year after I wanted to make one. Can I still get a hard copy for a $5 donation?
Kim Springer send $5 check made to Hawaii's Plantation Village, we'll gladly send a copy to you. 1661 Kaweloka St, Pearl City HI 96782. We just had our Bon Dance and made 15 for sale.
If ordering this pattern (through the above mentioned address, right?), does it come with adult and kid sizes? Could one make the sleeves a bit 'wider' so this looks more like a haori than a hapi?
The pattern is for adult medium to large...also includes size small which could fit a child size 14, maybe. The sleeve is quite wide...since it's all based on measuring, you can easily adapt it and design it to fit your needs. Cut it out of an old sheet and try it out until you get your desired look. The pattern just has the same info as the video.
Because the fabric is folded, does this mean that I can only use fabrics without nap? Thank you!
(1) If your fabric has nap, your side seam will be going opposite direction and will not look good. You can create a shoulder seam and make a pattern for front and back, and cut separately. (2) For directional print fabrics, it's OK having the front go one way and the back print going upside down as long as the print is busy enough and not too noticeable (I've done it many times and no one notices).
+Lorene Ono thank you very much!