Kit Mei made it her own by omitting the front flap but using the mandarin collar and adding soft tulle for the sleeves. Her fabric choices and co-ordinations have always been spot on too. What an amazing result!
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If you have been inspired by these lovely creations, don’t forget to try it out yourself. The free pattern is here – click here for the free pattern and the sewing videos are here – click here to watch the videos on youtube. I will be creating more videos this year so do subscribe to my channel on YouTube or follow me on Facebook / Instagram for updates.
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Hi
Im so happy to find your blog. Im from Singapore but in japan now. I was at the supermarket and out of impulse i bought the latest Style Book. I was so thrilled when i saw it was featured in your site. I felt some sort of relief.
Anyway i just started sewing completed my first shirt and sheath dress. I really love japanese design and would like to start making something.
Would you recommend 2 english japanese sewing books i can start with. I saw several and afraid to choose.
Thanks so much.
Yany
Hello! I am going to learn how to sew for their Chinese New Year clothes next year. Do you have any tutorial to share for the boy’s blouse. It is really awesome. I could only find the tutorial for cheongsam. Thank you!
I’ve had a lot of queries about the boy’s shirt. I will try to get the tutorial done by this year…. thanks for asking! 🙂