How to Make a Single-Layer Sleeve Replacement Sleeve ◆ Super Illustrated Original Text ◆ For a "Usotsuki" Under-Kimono ♪

This is our original text, featuring many diagrams and photos for each step to make it easy for beginners to understand. We created it with the hope of sharing all the knowledge we have, from the basics of Japanese sewing to the finished product.

While the explanations are based on hand-sewing, it's surprisingly easy once you get the hang of it! ♪ You can make creating interchangeable sleeves even more enjoyable by applying techniques like using a sewing machine depending on the material. ♪

◇ What are unlined sleeves (hitoe-sode)?
These sleeves are primarily for the transitional seasons (spring and autumn), but nowadays, you can wear them without being bound by formality, even with everyday wear or casual kimonos. ♪

◆ Text Structure
・Basic Edition: 5 pages
・Unlined Sleeve Edition: 5 pages
A4 size, total 10 pages
[Printer Print]
*The page count includes the cover.
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・Double-lined Sleeve Edition → ¥450
・Half Double-lined Sleeve Edition → ¥400
・Summer Sleeve Edition → ¥350
・Hem Wrap Edition → ¥600

*The [Basic Edition] included in this listing explains the fundamental concepts common to all sleeve types. If you have this one, you can enjoy making interchangeable sleeves for all seasons by combining it with other texts.

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