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Published: 2006-12-04 10:24:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 151702; Favourites: 3824; Downloads: 9320
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Many people ask me a lot of basic kimono questions, like which way you fold it over, and where does the sash go - that sort of stuff...So, I made up a little tutorial with the basic principles of women's kimono.
Hope it's useful
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WOw, I didn't know there were so many types of knots!
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did you know if you out the right side fold over, it means ur going to a funeral? my bro wore it like that in our martial arts class... lol he's gonna kill us all...
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I did indeed
Hehe - I hope your brother wasn't aware of it, because if he was I should think you were in some danger!
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ha ha, i told him a long time ago, but he's all like "I'm too lazy" you just flp it, its not that hard...
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Wow, you are amazing at drawing these things! You rock! >.<
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mmm... que interesante o.o
me gusta!
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Thank you thank you!! This was very helpful
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Great details, wonderful job! It's very helpful!
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hmm...im not sure if the translations of the 4 kimono styles are accurate....oh well..
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where you're talking about the life and death folding of the kimono, do you mean the right as you face a person or the right of the person themselves?
This is really useful! I always make up kimonos...
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Its the right as you face a person. Lol - yes kimonos are great! Hmm - what happened to that idea of mine to make up a tutorial of how to put them on? ...Ah well
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haha thanks alot!
i'm sure what happened was that it got lost in a pile of other things to do?
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Omfg, thatnk u 4 creating this! U don't know how good this is for me.^_^
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wow you have a lot of knowledge!<3
i luff this gives me more of an idea teehee The geisha is drawn so well drawn her eyes are so luffly.
well done<3
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Your tutorial works great! Thanks for putting it up!
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Thank you! This really helps! Can you make one for a man's kimono?
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the junihitoe kimono has to be very heavy to wear^^'
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Awesome tutorial. I actually bought one of those How To Draw Manga books, it was a special volume about kimono and dresses. ^^ Your tutorial is like a mini version of that, which is awesome.
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So pretty and informative! : ) Good job~ Faved.
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Thanks, I REALLY needed this. My kimonos were just sucking...
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That's a great tutorial - I'd never have known about the different obi knots!
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very nice, detailed. i will add this to my favorites
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this is great! I didn't know the details.. very interesting. thank you
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wow, this helps SO much! <3
thank for making it!
Edo period......
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x3 This explains so much... And I'm just trying to -draw- the darn thing. 
-feels like an idiot- Er... So... Do they always have these prints? Or is that optional x-x?
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umm pardon me, but furisode kimono are not ordinary kimono. furisode kimono are specificaly worn by women in their late teens or early twenties as a coming of age kimono. they are extroadinarily expensive ($10,000 us), second only to wedding kimono, and are called furisode as the sleeves are far longer than a normal kimonos, often trailing on the ground (furisode - swinging sleeves). think of them as an outfit you might wear to a formal.
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umm pardon me, but furisode kimono are not ordinary kimono. furisode kimono are specificaly worn by women in their late teens or early twenties as a coming of age kimono. they are extroadinarily expensive ($10,000 us), second only to wedding kimono, and are called furisode as the sleeves are far longer than a normal kimonos, often trailing on the ground (furisode - swinging sleeves). think of them as an outfit you might wear to a formal.
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whoops, sorry *blushes* didn't read the writing properly! i thought you wrote normal kimono! i'm sorry, now i really feel like an idiot!
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*bows* note to self, look closer next time...
Erika: boy, you really made a fool of yourself...
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allrighty then
*cracks fingers*
lets see this baby in print!
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