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Christmas Giveaway! Japanese Pattern Book & Fat Quater – CLOSED

December 12, 2012 By Chie

THIS GIVEAWAY IS CLOSED

Hi! I’ve been thinking about doing a giveaway here, to show the appreciaition for the readers of my little blog. I really appreciate your support! I assumed that many of the readers are into sewing or crafting, so I decided to giveaway the Japanese pattern book, “White clothes, Black clothes” by Sato Watabe (Japanese title “白い服・黒い服 格好いい大人のスタンダード&クラシカル”、渡部サト). The book includes more than 10 patterns for blouses, coats, and dresses. Here are some glimpses of the book…

Sato Watabe book, white clothes black clothes 1Sato Watabe book, white clothes black clothes6 Sato Watabe book, white clothes black clothes 5 Sato Watabe book, white clothes black clothes 4 Sato Watabe book, white clothes black clothes 3 Sato Watabe book, white clothes black clothes 2029 028 Sato Watabe book, white clothes black clothes 8 Sato Watabe book, white clothes black clothes 7 Sato Watabe book, white clothes black clothes6It is a great book; I’ve made two jackets from the book. I would say this book is for intermediate to advanced sewers, because the instructions are not detailed or step-by-step. Also, please note the book is in JAPANESE, and does not come with English translation. There are many illustrations as you can see above, so if you know how to use paper patterns, you can probably figure it out… The patterns have sizes S,M,L but please know that these are Japanese patterns, not the U.S. or European sizes. So their small means super small. For one jacket I sewed for my mother a few years ago, I used the size large pattern, although my mother is 5 foot 130 pounds, not quite size large in the U.S. standard! Also the seam allowances are not included in the patterns.

japanese quilt cotton, turtle and snale printI’m also including this fat quater I bought at Okadaya. The turtle and snail print! I hope whoever receives this will have a good use for this quirky print.

HOW TO ENTER THE GIVEAWAY
To enter, just leave a comment below and your email address! You can include comments on what you would like to accomplish in the year 2013..it could be whatever; sewing goal, family, work etc.

My goal for year 2013 is to apply to the Souen competition! It is a fashion designer competition hosted by Souen magazine, and it’s supposed to be the biggest designer competition for up-and-coming amature designers. I’ve never entered into any formal competitions (just a few on BurdaStyle), so I’m curious where it will take me. I’m not expecting to be selected at the my first try. It is more for my practicing coming up with a collection, presented in a fashion student style, (sketches, swatches of fabric, mood board) since that’s not how I usually work. I usually just grab a fabric and see where it will take me but I want to try new things to expand a bit more.

What about you? Looking forward to reading your goals!

For an extra entry, you can blog/tweet/facebook about the giveaway, and just leave a second comment with a link to your blog, tweet or facebook!

This giveaway is open internationally and will be open til December 22, 2012. Good luck:)

ChieSignature

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  1. mokosha says

    December 12, 2012 at 8:49 am

    my goal is to open my own online store, and try to make living from my designs.. we’ll see if that’s possible 🙂

  2. Kim Ranum says

    December 12, 2012 at 9:25 am

    What a fun giveaway! I literally NEED both the pattern book & that fabric! It’s to die for!

    I have 1,638,468 goals for 2013, but my bigger ones are: to add my family quilts to my etsy shop & to open another etsy shop focusing on my skirts, dolman tops & men’s boxers (quite the combo, huh?!)

    Hoping I win! XOXO

  3. Arellis Pena says

    December 12, 2012 at 9:46 am

    Not entering the giveaway because I’m not at that level yet. But, wanted to say I think it’s a great idea for you to enter the design competition because you create beautiful things! Also, my goal for the new year is to use my stash and sew a lot of the patterns I already own. Like Mokosha, I want to start selling some things online to have a small income. I am definitely excited about 2013!

  4. Rebecca N says

    December 12, 2012 at 9:47 am

    I would like to make more clothes for myself this year!

  5. Amber says

    December 12, 2012 at 10:50 am

    For 2013, I would like to continue to learn as much as I can about sewing and keep improving my sewing skills!

  6. Amy says

    December 12, 2012 at 10:57 am

    I want to sew my own coat – hopefully out a lovely Tan coloured wool!

  7. Vicki says

    December 12, 2012 at 11:02 am

    I would love to have the pattern book – those Japanese pattern books are very hard to find in Canada and expensive to order. Since I flatter myself by thinking I’m intermediate, I may just be able to muddle through. 😉

    Great to hear that you are entering the Souen competition. I think I’ve been reading your blog for as long as I’ve been aware of the online sewing community, and I love your work. And please tell Andy that I look forward to his fatherhood posts because they offer a fresh perspective from that of so many of us sewing-mother-bloggers.

  8. pam says

    December 12, 2012 at 11:12 am

    What exciting developments for you in the new year!

    My goal for 2012 is to shop from my stash. I have exceeded my lifetime use stash for yarn and fabric. I would still welcome that cute fat quarter though

  9. Vickie says

    December 12, 2012 at 1:33 pm

    Thank you for the giveaway!

    I have to say my main goal for the new year is to manage my time better. I get lost in work and forget there are more important things than to meet deadlines. Good luck with the competition!

  10. Sophie says

    December 12, 2012 at 1:47 pm

    In 2013, I really want to get into sewing – not just the occasional refashion. First thing to tackle will be my wedding dress that has a nasty deadline in april, but nothing is more motivating than a real challenge. And then, there is my stash waiting…

  11. Emily says

    December 12, 2012 at 2:17 pm

    My goal is to work on shrinking my stash, both fabric AND patterns. I have such a backlog of things I want to do! Oh! and get better at my new spinning wheel!

    Thanks for the super-sweet giveaway!

  12. Jen R says

    December 12, 2012 at 4:22 pm

    My goal is to read more!

  13. Sharon says

    December 12, 2012 at 4:55 pm

    my goal is to be a stay at home mom and quit work, what a great giveaway

  14. Taysha Riggs says

    December 12, 2012 at 6:13 pm

    I need to sew more… I have a pile of projects I want to do and pinterest doesn’t make the pile any smaller.

  15. Erika says

    December 12, 2012 at 8:27 pm

    Hi, thanks for offering this great giveaway! One of my goals to 2013 is to enter a sewing class and take sewing more seriously. So far I can only make cushion covers, my dream is to sew something for my closet LOL I have tried to learn by myself, but I’ve seen I really need a tutor. I have some sewing books, but no Japanese one. I read at so many blogs people saying how wonderful these books are, it would be great to have one in my hands 🙂

  16. Erika says

    December 12, 2012 at 8:30 pm

    Shared on facebook https://www.facebook.com/erika.medeiros.1485

  17. Ingrida says

    December 13, 2012 at 11:26 am

    So great giveaway!!!! 🙂
    My WISH for 2013 is to have more time for sewing 🙂 And most of all I wish I would find more time to sew smth for my self 😛

  18. Amber H says

    December 13, 2012 at 1:20 pm

    For 2013, I’ve got lots of goals. 1) Get my health issues under control. I’ve been working on that for the last couple of months and I still have a ways to go. 2) Clean my sewing/craft room. It looks like a DISASTER and is not working for creativity. 3) Focus more on sewing and creating and blogging. 4) GO ON VACATIONS!

  19. Angela says

    December 13, 2012 at 4:18 pm

    How fun! For 2013, I would like get into shape as well as finishing unpacking our house! 🙂 Thank you so much!

  20. Galatina says

    December 14, 2012 at 1:31 am

    Best of luck with your competiition – sure you’ve got a really good chance of winning!
    All things being well, we’re due to have a baby in Spring so my goal at the moment is for all to be well.

  21. Patricia says

    December 14, 2012 at 7:01 am

    It may sound silly but my main goal for 2013 is to learn to be happier! To accept that my health is what it is and learn to cope with it better. To accept that just because I can’t have a career anymore does not mean I can’t be productive. To learn that preparing meals, doing housework and laundry, taking care of my family is contributing even if its not in the form of a paycheck. To not feel guilty on the days I just don’t feel well enough to cook, do the housework and the laundry. Not to dwell on what I’m missing but to be thankful for what I still have. I wanna stop wishing so much that things were different and learn to be happy with circumstances just as they are. Lol. And i do wanna become a better sewist! I had never touched a sewing machine until 2 years ago when I gave up my career due to my health. Now I have made blouses, skirts, bags and a few other things! Sewing brings me a lot of joy and helps me fill the day when I’m going stir crazy at home and don’t know what to do with myself. Sewing makes me happy so its definitely something I want more of in my life in 2013!

  22. Lillian Adambo says

    December 15, 2012 at 4:04 am

    Hi. Great giveaway. My goal for 2013 is to start and finish all the sewing projects that I have been putting on hold for as long as I can remember. Wish you all the best in the Souen competition.

  23. Emily says

    December 16, 2012 at 12:54 am

    Such a cool looking pattern book! And such a cute fabric!

  24. Chloe Hall says

    December 16, 2012 at 5:25 pm

    Hi Chie,

    First of all I want to say I LOVE your blog! I’m also Asian, Christian, lived in Tokyo for 5 years, married to an amazing American husband and have a 3 month old daughter – so I find your blog both familiar and inspiring! I love reading your creativity, photography, courage and hard work to start your own business, and the honest, heart-felt parents’ dairy from Andy and you. Oh and Kiko is simply gorgeous!! Please keep up the great work!

    My goal of 2013 is to:
    1. Find time to continue sewing with the new baby and complete lifestyle change that comes with it.
    2. Sew lovely things for my baby girl and keep a photo diary of her first year
    3. Sew pretty AND PRACTICAL clothes for myself that I make me feel both comfortable and happy everyday.

    I love Japanese sewing books and really miss the Japanese bookstores and fabric stores I used to spend hours and hours browsing in… After living in New York, Tokyo and London, my fav fabric shopping location is Nippori =D So thank you for the giveaway opportunity – it really reminds me of the happy days in Tokyo.

    Merry Christmas to Kiko, Andy and you~~
    Chloe

  25. Mary says

    December 17, 2012 at 1:08 am

    I want to do some relaxed, pressure free sewing in 2013,,,some things just for me, with no expectations, and no pressure on myself for perfection! Thanks for the chance to win. Love your blog.

  26. Ella says

    December 17, 2012 at 10:40 am

    Ooh, count me in!
    My goals for 2013: 1) challenge myself more and learn a lot more with sewing! And I mean in the practical sense. I’m the sort who reads and reads and so knows loads in theory, but can’t actually do those things. 2) Be more ambitious academically.
    Happy holidays to you and your family!

  27. Gladys says

    December 17, 2012 at 12:19 pm

    My goal for 2013 is to find a good job to kick off my career. I am in my last year of college, and I am so excited to see what the future will hold.

  28. Gladys says

    December 17, 2012 at 12:21 pm

    I tweeted this giveaway! https://twitter.com/gladysaur/status/280724379816583169

  29. GuidingDuck says

    December 19, 2012 at 3:01 pm

    My goals for 2013 include making several items from my new Japanese pattern books for my daughters, and a few for myself. I would also like to make a shirt for my hubby from the Japanese “Men’s Shirtmaking Book” but it’s very intimidating…. I am used to women’s garments;) And last but not least, I want to learn how to knit!

  30. Ash says

    December 19, 2012 at 11:21 pm

    My goal for 2013 is to improve my sewing and finally make something for myself to wear I always end up mending or making clothing for others, my goal is to make a blazer, I’ve never made anything out of heavier fabric before. Also to stop procrastinating on sewing projects I have to hustle to make an apron as a gift for a loved one and I haven’t started!

  31. Ash says

    December 19, 2012 at 11:34 pm

    Tweeted your contest! https://twitter.com/lovelysunset2/status/281618195515858945 🙂

  32. Maymay says

    December 20, 2012 at 12:53 am

    My goal – pursue fashion school….finally.

  33. Anke says

    December 20, 2012 at 6:34 am

    I love Japanese design! And I love your blog. It’s so inspirational.
    In the next year I would like to organize my work and private live so that I can find more time for my (sewing-)projects. And I would like to start making my own designs.

  34. denisetakespics says

    December 21, 2012 at 1:15 pm

    My goal for 2013 is to get “unstuck” and get over my fear of failing!

  35. Maki says

    December 22, 2012 at 7:28 pm

    I’ve been pregnant and reading your site for sewing ideas for pregnancy! I’ve loved seeing what you’ve done and have been very inspired! My goal for next year is to transition well into motherhood and enjoy every moment of the joy of motherhood! Thanks so much again for your blog!

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このシルクの軽さ、暑い季節にちょうどいい🫠 一枚の着物から、ワイドパンツを作りました✂️薄手のシル このシルクの軽さ、暑い季節にちょうどいい🫠

一枚の着物から、ワイドパンツを作りました✂️薄手のシルクは風を通して、歩くたびに裾がふわりと揺れます♪

後ろ姿には、着物の袖だった部分を使っていてお尻の部分の花柄が上下逆さまになっています👻最初は迷ったけれど、これはこれで面白いなと思ってそのまま残しました🫶🏻

一点ものなので、この一本だけ。気になる方はプロフィールのリンクから見てみてください♡

This silk is so light, perfect for the hot season 🫠

I made these wide-leg pants from a kimono✂️ The thin silk lets the breeze through, and the hem sways softly with every step ♪

The back is made from what used to be the kimono sleeves, so the floral pattern on the hips ends up upside down👻 I wasn’t sure at first, but honestly it grew on me, so I left it as is 🫶🏻

One of a kind, just this one pair. If you’re curious, the link is in my profile ♡

#着物リメイク #kimonoremake #正絹 #一点もの #和柄 夏の装い ワイドパンツ
数年前に制作したシルクのドレス。 今回「Released. Reimagined.」というコンセプ 数年前に制作したシルクのドレス。

今回「Released. Reimagined.」というコンセプトに合わせて、@redyeingproject さんに黒染めをお願いしました。

Helen x Vivat Veritasのイベントにベンダーとして出展してくださったご縁から生まれたコラボレーションです。

「服を捨てる前に、黒染めという選択肢を。」
色あせた服を、グラム単位の染め直しで蘇らせる——そんなコンセプトに強く共感しました。

天然素材のシルクスカート部分は深く美しい黒へ。
シャンティレースの部分は、少し緑がかった表情のある色に変化しました。

一着を長く着続けるための、小さな選択。
Before / Afterの写真、ぜひご覧ください🩷🖤

A silk dress I made a few years ago.

For this ""Released. Reimagined."" concept, I asked @redyeingproject to dye it black.

This collaboration grew out of a connection made when he joined the Helen x Vivat Veritas event as a vendor.

""Before you throw it away, consider black dyeing.""
His concept — reviving faded clothes through by-the-gram redyeing — really resonated with me.

The silk skirt, a natural fiber, transformed into a deep, beautiful black.
The chantilly lace took on a subtly greenish tone.

A small choice, in service of wearing one piece for longer.
Take a look at the before/after photos🩷🖤

黒染め
@redyeingproject

Photographers
@nothing_special_88
@japanphotographer_

Model
@sienna.christinaaa

Jewelry
@viviange

Hair
@angh0
@sho_kanaida
@iam__little__boy

Make up and videos
@glam_by_jyoti

#黒染め #RedyeingProject #ReleasedReimagined #着物リメイク #サステナブルファッション
これを着て、カフェに行ったら絶対目立ちそう😆☕ アップサイクルで生まれた、新しいファッションの形。 これを着て、カフェに行ったら絶対目立ちそう😆☕

アップサイクルで生まれた、新しいファッションの形。
コーヒー豆袋のジャケット × 着物リメイクのセットアップ。

一枚一枚、生地の柄合わせから縫製まで、すべて手で仕上げています🪡🧚
実はこの着物、裏地にも別布を仕込んでいて、羽織ると初めて見える色があるんです♡

ヴィンテージ素材に眠っていたストーリーを、
もう一度誰かの日常に届けたくて作りました。

If you wore this to a café, you'd definitely stand out 😆☕

A new form of fashion, born from upcycling. A coffee bean sack jacket × a kimono-remake set-up.

Every single piece is finished entirely by hand, from matching the fabric patterns to the sewing itself 🪡🧚 Actually, this kimono has a different fabric worked into the lining too — there's a color that only reveals itself once you put it on ♡

I wanted to give the stories sleeping in vintage materials a chance to become part of someone's everyday life again.

Photographer 
@nothing_special_88 

Model
@emorylove33

Jewelry
@viviange

Make up
@elanoramua

#アップサイクルファッション #着物リメイク #サステナブルファッション
実はこのお洋服、今回のショーに入れるか自分では迷っていました。結構前に作った作品だったので。でもヘレ 実はこのお洋服、今回のショーに入れるか自分では迷っていました。結構前に作った作品だったので。でもヘレンと話す中で、これも一緒に見せようと決めました。

ヘレンと3週間近く一緒に準備を進める中で、コレクションの作り方、見る人を楽しませる魅せ方、ルック全体の組み立て方など、本当にたくさんのことを学びました。自分一人だったらこのルックスを入れる決断はしなかったと思う。誰かと一緒に作ることで見えてくるものがあるんだなと、改めて実感しました。
ヘレン、ありがとう♡

Honestly, I wasn't sure whether to include this piece in this show. It was something I'd made a while back. But talking it through with Helen, we decided to show it together after all.

Working with Helen for almost three weeks to prepare for the show, I learned so much — how to build a collection, how to style looks that engage an audience, how to put together a look as a whole. I don't think I would have made the decision to include this piece if I'd been on my own. Creating something together with someone else really opens your eyes to things you wouldn't see alone.

thank you Helen @designerhelen♡

Model @izumi_nishida

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@nothing_special_88 

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@viviange

Hair 
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@sho_kanaida
@iam__little__boy

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@glam_by_jyoti

#KimonoUpcycled #SustainableFashion #DesignerCollab #着物リメイク #ものづくり
お客様からお預かりした大切な帯。 大切に保管されていた帯ほど、実は「日常でどう使えばいいかわからな お客様からお預かりした大切な帯。

大切に保管されていた帯ほど、実は「日常でどう使えばいいかわからない」という声をよく伺います。だからこそ、その帯の物語を読み解きながら、現代の暮らしに馴染むデザインに仕立て直すことを意識してます😌

パッと見にはわからないけれど、実は使いやすさを追求した仕掛けが隠れています。

ショルダーを付ければ、両手が空くアクティブなスタイルにも対応👜

あなたの思い出の帯も、こんな風に日常の相棒にしてみませんか?

A precious obi entrusted to me by a client.

I often hear people say they aren't sure how to incorporate their cherished obis into their daily lives. That is exactly why I focus on reading the story woven into the fabric and reimagining it into a design that fits modern living😌

There are hidden details that make this bag truly functional, even if you can't see them at first glance. By attaching the shoulder strap, it becomes the perfect hands-free bag for an active lifestyle👜

#upcycledfashion #着物リメイク #obibag #remake #sustainablestyle
飛行機と電車の中で作ったジャケットです✈️🚆 去年の夏の3週間、アメリカとヨーロッパを旅しながら、 飛行機と電車の中で作ったジャケットです✈️🚆

去年の夏の3週間、アメリカとヨーロッパを旅しながら、座席でひたすらチクチク🪡着物の裏地にキルト芯を挟んで、フリーハンドで刺し子して、日本に帰ってから染めました。

This jacket was made on airplanes and trains✈️🚆

Over three weeks last summer, traveling through the US and Europe, I stitched away in my seat🪡 
Kimono lining sandwiched with quilt batting, sashiko stitched freehand, then dyed after I got back to Japan.

Model
@kana_nakar

Photographer 
@nothing_special_88 

Nails
@ms_muse_nail

Jewelry
@viviange

Hair 
@angh0
@sho_kanaida
@iam__little__boy

Make up
@glam_by_jyoti

#kimonoupcycle #sashiko #sustainablefashion #ReleasedReimagined
#刺し子
お客様から届いたステキな帯を、オーダーメイドのリュックにアップサイクルしました✂️ 吉祥文様が織り お客様から届いたステキな帯を、オーダーメイドのリュックにアップサイクルしました✂️

吉祥文様が織り込まれた錦の帯地は、黒地に金・白・紫…と、見る角度によって表情が変わる贅沢な一品。その美しさをそのまま活かしながら、毎日持ち歩きたくなる使いやすいリュックに仕立てました。内ポケット付きで、実用性もしっかり。

受注制作についてはプロフィールのリンクよりお問い合わせください💌

A client’s treasured obi has found a new life as a custom-made backpack✂️

The brocade fabric, woven with auspicious Japanese motifs, shifts from gold to white to violet depending on the light, a truly luxurious textile. I tried to preserve its beauty while crafting it into a backpack you’d actually want to carry every day. Complete with interior pockets for real-world practicality.

For custom orders, visit the link in our profile 💌

#KimonoUpcycle #SlowFashionJapan #WearableHeritage #着物リメイク #帯リメイク
着物リメイクをするとき、どうしても捨てられてしまうことの多い裏地。 薄手のシルクの手触り、もったい 着物リメイクをするとき、どうしても捨てられてしまうことの多い裏地。

薄手のシルクの手触り、もったいなくてサマーワンピースに生まれ変わらせました。

そのままでは物足りないのでアーティストの Riko Monma @rikoshurimonmaさんに染め直しをお願いしたら、一気に息を吹き返しました✨

数年前に作ったこの一着、今回の @designerhelен とのイベントで、コレクションに加えることにしました。

Helenからは色の組み合わせについていろいろアドバイスをもらって、自分だけでは絶対に辿り着けなかったような配色を試してみたり。準備の時間も、とても楽しかった😌

The lining of a kimono — often discarded when the fabric is remade into something new.
That soft, lightweight silk felt too good to let go, so I turned it into a summer dress. It needed something more, so I asked artist Riko Monma to dye it for me — and suddenly it came alive again.

I made this piece a few years ago, but for the recent event with @designerhelena, I decided to bring it into the collection. Helen gave me so much guidance on color — combinations I never would have arrived at on my own. The whole preparation process was just really, really fun😌

Model
@bethenny.x

Photographer 
@nothing_special_88 

Nails
@ms_muse_nail

Jewelry
@viviange

Hair 
@angh0
@sho_kanaida
@iam__little__boy

Make up
@glam_by_jyoti

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