<Dress-Up Play Sewing Recipe> Obitsu 11 size Haori Hakama Set Pattern and Instructions. You can make a kimono (unlined), haori, obi, two types of hakama, and easy tabi. The kimono is attached with snaps, and the obi is attached with Velcro. The kimono is unlined, and you can make regular sleeves and furisode sleeves, regular length and short length. There is no ohashori, and the okumi has a pin tuck. You can make a date collar style or a regular collar. The obi is a Kai no Kuchi knot. When wearing hakama, the obi is not worn. The haori can also be made in a montsuki style. The montsuki strings are attached and detached with ball tips and split rings. You can make two types of hakama: a skirt type and a pants type. They are attached with snaps or Velcro. In the sample, snaps and Velcro are used together. In the case of pants type, please combine it with a short-length kimono. I made it with the intention of making it easy to make and dress for dolls, so I think there are many parts that are different from Japanese tailoring and its names. Please understand and purchase. The pattern includes seam allowances, and you can copy and cut it out. You can also make it all by hand. It is packed with content, including A4 size, 1 cover page, 2 pattern pages, and 5 instruction pages. The instructions come with detailed illustrations. I have created it with the intention of making it as easy and beautiful as possible. Please refrain from copying and selling our patterns and instructions. There are no particular restrictions on other uses. Dolls, kimonos, etc. are not included. Thank you.