【Half-Musou Sleeve】 How to Make Replacement Sleeves ◆ Super Illustrated Original Text ◆ For Usotsuki Juban (Under Kimono) ♪

This is an original text with many diagrams and photos for each step, making it easy for beginners to understand. I created it to share all the knowledge I have, from the basics of Japanese sewing to the finished product. The instructions are primarily for hand-sewing, but once you get the hang of it, it's surprisingly easy! You can also apply your skills by using a sewing machine for certain parts depending on the material, which will make creating replacement sleeves even more enjoyable. ◇ What is a semi-double sleeve? The cuffs and sleeve openings that are visible from the outside have the shape of a double sleeve (lined sleeve). However, the middle part, which is not visible, is made as a single layer. This is a popular type of replacement sleeve that is lightweight and saves fabric. It is a uso-tsuki (deceptive) sleeve with a double-sleeve appearance. You can wear it with lined kimonos. ◆ Text Structure - Basic Edition: 5 pages - Semi-Double Sleeve Edition: 6 pages A4 size, total 11 pages [Printer Print] *The page count includes the cover. ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ❤️ You can also add other texts. Please leave a comment, and I will create a dedicated listing for you. Double Sleeve Edition → ¥450 Single Layer Sleeve Edition → ¥350 Summer Sleeve Edition → ¥350 Hem Wrap Edition → ¥600 * The [Basic Edition] included in this listing explains the fundamental content common to all sleeve types. If you have this one, you can enjoy making replacement sleeves for all seasons by combining it with each text.