E-PATTERN 1923 Japanese Kimono E3847 Vogue S3672 As pretty as a house

As pretty as a house gown with its sash ties

The Waist buttons in the front and each seam of the Waist is boned

and is otherwise left open and trimmed with beading

The handkerchief hem of the skirt is actually an effect via a drape panel that is sewn in at the geometric dropped waistline

View C – Plain or Printed Crêpe

E-PATTERN 1923 Japanese Kimono E3847 Vogue S3672 As pretty as a houseE3847; 1923 Japanese Kimono 6 piece hand drafted pattern originally by Butterick, an early 1920's rendition of the Japanese Kimono for the home sewist. By the early 1900's, the Japanese kimono became popular in Europe as an alternative garment to the Tea Gown. By the 20th century, the kimono had well entered the American fashion scene worn as a Dressing Gown. 3 8" seams are given. E Patterns should (but are not guaranteed to) save you from shipping