About Hanfu making, including cutting & sewing patterns for different Hanfu styles.
Hanfu Beizi Making Chart – Two Different Collar Types Comments April · Thanks for sharing!! Josefina · 😍 inconsequentia · really informative! A Beautiful Hanfu Photo, but I’m Not Sure What Han …… A beautiful hanfu photo, but I’m not sure what hanfu style it is. Comments Kaldea · This Pibo looks very smooth😍 April […]
From the enchanting landscapes of ancient China to the modern fashion runways, the timeless elegance of Hanfu garments continues to captivate hearts across the globe. As we embrace the warmth of summer, it’s time to dive into the fascinating world of fabrics that effortlessly blend tradition with comfort, bringing forth a refreshing sartorial experience. Still […]
Tips for Ironing Hanfu Tops Silk, Cotton and linen Since this type of fabric is a non-chemical synthetic natural material, it requires a higher requirement for ironing. Silk For hanfu made of silk, it is relatively less wrinkle-resistant and therefore needs to be ironed to be straight and beautiful. To keep clothes in a semi-dry […]
1. Hanfu Fabrics Hi everyone! What fabrics do you use for your homemade hanfu? I have the hardest time finding suitable fabrics that are: – accurate to the periods, made of natural fibers, AND – have pretty patterns and flowiness. Internet is a great place, but mostly polyester and other artificial fabrics… Comments Carottie · […]
But I’m Starting My Sewing Journey in Order to Maybe Save Money …… Hello! I’m a total newbie to sewing, but I’m starting my sewing journey in order to maybe save money on hanfu (rip yingmei’s bank account 😥). I’ve started by making some paper beizi using a pattern posted here by another user. I’ll […]
Fabric and craftsmanship are both very important aspects of hanfu making. In this article, several common hanfu fabric processes will be briefly introduced to you. Zhuang Hua Zhuang Hua (妆花) is the most complex variety of weaving technology in Nanjing cloud brocade, and also the representative jacquard silk weaving variety with the most local […]
In the context of the Chinese language, “Ling Luo Chou Duan” usually refers to various exquisite silk fabrics. However, there are many types of ancient Chinese fabrics, and “Ling Luo Chou Duan” cannot cover them all. This article will briefly introduce how to identify various Chinese ancient hanfu fabrics such as “yarn, silk, brocade, velvet”, […]
China has a long history of loving and appreciating flowers, but in fact, before the Northern and Southern Dynasties, flowers were rarely used as the main decorative motifs in life, from the Shang and Zhou dynasties to the Han dynasty, the dominant decorative motifs were mainly animal and geometric. It was not until the Wei-Jin-North […]
Chinese Knot Accessories Korean hanbok traditionally goes with the knotted norigae tassel. Is there an era/dynasty or clothing style that used Chinese knotting for more than buttons? Historical answer · Xivvy It got really popular in the Qing dynasty and was used to decorate all sorts of accessories and stuff (so clothing too), like fans, […]
Why should hanfu makers turn to thrift stores? For the deals, of course!
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