Diy kimono

I've got a quick post today highlighting an easy DIY tutorial care of Merrick of Merrick's Art. Her super simple DIY was featured on Babble here. I followed her instructions and finished in under 30 minutes! I call that a win...and a quick 'fix'. :) Image c/o Merrick's Art I started with this thrifted piece of vintage polyester fabric: I cut it to the correct dimensions, folded it in half widthwise, cut, then sewed halfway down right sides together. Next I folded it in half lengthwise, sewed…

Can you believe it's the LAST DAY of Scarf Week projects? Part of me is sad, because seeing all of the amazing things being made by my fellow Scarf Week-ers was ahhhh-mazing... but part of me is slightly glad I can stop sewing for a little while. You know I'm not exactly good with needles and thread

I've been admiring kimono cardigans online for weeks now, and wanting to add at least one to my wardrobe. (I'm using the term "...

I love the effortless look of a drapey kimono shrug. A versatile piece for all occasions from the pool to an evening cover up it's a wardrobe essential. Lucky for us, it's also an easy project to sew. For this kimono, I went with a chiffon and white fringe trim that I added along the arm openings and the bottom. All you need to sew a kimono is 2 yards of fabric and 3 yards of trim. See the full tutorial below and sew your own kimono shrug. Supplies: 2 yards of chiffon or fabric that has…

Learn how to make a simple kimono jacket with this step by step easy diy kimono jacket pattern. Quick diy kimono robe for Fall. #nosew #kimono #tutorial

DIY No-sew kimono cover-up

My take on the easy kimono DIY. The weather is still kinda warm here in Denmark, super hot lately actually, and so there is still use for ..

Being able to create something quickly and easily that looks totally legit, is something that I love doing. With a $10 scarf, I created this soft and flowy kimono and am going to show you

Danielle has been bugging me to make a kimono video and we finally got around to it. This one is made with two faux pashmina scarves that I bought for $5 dollars each. Check stores like Marshall's and Kohl's for these kinds of scarves which are always on sale for not very much. The more pattern the scarves have, the better your kimono will look! Have fun and big hugs, Mark Danielle showing off her new Kimono in our magic garden This is a great way to add a little boho chic to a plain outfit…

This no sew kimono shawl 4 different styles project is a quick and simple way to arrange and rearrange a beautiful piece fabric to wear many different ways. Make sure you like The Homestead Survival and Homestead Survival Facebook, and explore our PINTEREST BOARDS for innovative ways you can become self-sufficient…

I like fashion, but I will never be a fashion blogger. For one thing, I may not be the last to get in on a trend, but I am never the first. Actually scratch that. Sometimes I AM the first. But n…

Make a diy kimono with african print batik fabric in an hour with this easy to follow tutorial.

Here you are, everyone. A free Kimono pattern. Use it as is to make doll’s clothing, or blow it WAY up to fit a real human. Kimonos are very simple garments, and so it isn’t difficult t…

This is an old tutorial I made a long time ago, but I don't think I ever added it here. Feel free to download it and use it as a reference sheet, and good luck with your sewing! Important note: When I say the exact middle of the blue seam, I mean that in a horizontal sense: if you drew a line down your shoulder into your arm, the midpoint of that blue seam will be on that invisible line (as seen in the reference photo). Not that the seam itself should sit on top of your shoulder. Also, the…