Kimono Robe Free Paper pattern & How to make DRCOS

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Although it looks like a kimono, as you can see from the pattern, it's a quite irregularly shaped robe pattern.

To give a three-dimensional effect around the neck, it's structured using cotton fusible interlining inside.

The sleeves flare towards the hem, but two tucks on the upper side create volume, resulting in an open structure from the upper side.

It's cut back at the waist to create a structure resembling a kimono attachment at the bottom.

The length is below the knees, but it's quite easy to lengthen, so feel free to customize it.

After printing, paste it according to the pasting line,Cut and use.

The pattern has a seam allowance, so it can be used as is.

I'm not so good at English.

So all explanations/instructions were translated using AI.

This is not always perfect and I apologise for any parts that are difficult to follow.

*To prevent the armhole area from shifting, the last step involves attaching the "Sleeve" so that the seam allowance is turned inward.

* If you do not want the armhole seam allowance to show, complete the shape of both the outer fabric and lining of the "Sleeve" and sew each section in order while turning it inside out.

(1) After sewing the center back of the "bodice" and "bodice Lining," press the seam allowance open, then attach "Pile fusible interfacing" to the "bodice Lining."

(2) After sewing the underarm of the "bodice" and "bodice Lining," press the seam allowance open.

(3) Fold the "Decorative fabric" at the fold line and sew it onto the "Front bodice (lower section)."

(4) Sew the center back of the "Back bodice (lower section)" and then sew the side seams with the "Front bodice (lower section)," pressing the seam allowances open.

(5) After sewing the "bodice" and "bodice (lower section)," press the seam allowance downward.

(6) Form the "bodice Lining" and "bodice Lining (lower section)" using the same steps as in (4) and (5).

(7) Sew the completed "bodice" and "bodice Lining" with right sides facing, leaving one opening at the "Position to turn inside out." Turn it inside out and press to shape.

(8) Close the turned part using Blind Stitching.

(9) After sewing the side seams of the "Sleeve" and "Sleeve Lining," press the seam allowances open.

(10) With the right sides facing, sew the hem of the "Sleeve" and "Sleeve Lining," then turn it inside out and press to shape.

(11) Add a tuck to the armhole of the "Sleeve" and baste it.

(12) Attach the "Sleeve" to the "bodicpoe" and overlock the armhole.

How to Serge/overlock (sewing machine & overlock sewing machine)