How to Cut and Sew a TRENDY KIMONO with KEYHOLE DESIGN | STYLISH JACKET  

@JohnsonChizzy-qo8qx I folded half an inch on both sides of the band, tucked in my scuba net in between the folds, and ran a straight stitch all the way down.

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@@benjaminbecky170 I'm glad you will..❤️

@@styledbyjulz thanks can I use normal net cos I don't know where I will get this type of your net

@@benjaminbecky170 I think chiffon might be a better option than normal net to avoid too much stretch.

@@styledbyjulz alright ma thanks

Wow! Thanks🙏 how did you lock that front bind so neat without weaving

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@Jovi... you're welcome. No, not the net used for ball dresses. A net that's slightly thicker with bigger and visible holes.

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@@usenuebruba7603 it's not organza. It's called scuba net.

@@jamesomotoyosi7635 1.5 yards of Ankara and 1 yard of the net fabric (but this depends on where you want your kimono sleeve to stop at so If you want the sleeve longer, 1.5 yards of the net fabric will be fine also. ❤️

@@diyamustapha8476 I will have a tutorial up on this soon. ❤️

@@augustinaujunwa1799 yes please, you can use chiffon.

@@augustinaujunwa1799 definitely, Yes you can.❤️