Diy kimono

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 "...

5 MORE WEEKS! As excited as I am for this baby to come, and to gain back some comfort, I’ve been enjoying the quiet moments. With the hubby at school for most of the day and it just being me …

10 free DIY sewing gifts to make for your best gal pal! All sewing skill levels are included so everyone will find something they can make.

How to Make a Simple Kimono I realize that it is the dead of winter but I am looking forward to spring and summer already. To that end, I decided tha

For us, Westerners, though, wearing a traditional kimono every day would be a bit unusual. Fortunately, there is a fashionable DIY kimono jacket you could

This great Kimono is an easy sewing project for a beginner, and creates a useful Kimono third piece that's easy to wear casual or dressed up. All you need is some fabric and a rolled hemming foot. This works as a great beach cover up, over a dress for an evening out, or with a t-shirt and jeans.

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

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…

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 "...

Quick and easy diy fall kimono coat. No pattern required and a super simple sewing project to make in your favorite fabric. It's perfect in cooler months and roomy enough to layer. Breezy in warmer months. Make a great beach coverup or belt it closed to worn as a dress or coat | Thriftanista in the City #StickItToLint ad