Children's hanbok production tutorial

Children's hanbok production tutorials are as follows:

1, the first step is certainly the selection of fabrics, the baby's skin is more delicate, so it is best to buy "cotton and linen" as the fabric, the pattern can be a little simpler, choose a plain color can be;

2, then mothers measure the baby's net chest circumference, sleeve length, collar length, shoulder width and other dimensions or according to the child's fit clothes. /p>

2, and then mothers measure the baby's net chest circumference, length, cuff length, neckline length, shoulder width and other dimensions or according to the child's fitted clothing measurements;

3, then start sewing, according to the baby's body type to cut out the two pieces of clothing, and then sewing the back of the middle seam; the cuffs are folded inward once, and then sewing from the sleeve to the side, pay attention to the hem to be reserved for the 8cm.

4, then the hem patch, first sew one side, then turn over and sew the other three sides; then fold the hem inward twice and sew. On the collar as well as sewing two ties, the blouse is complete.

5. Prepare two pieces of pants, and then sew a pocket in front of the pants piece; then sew the two pieces of pants together, sewing the top and then sewing the legs.

6, roll up the pants legs 2.5cm inward and sew; then take out the wide belt, fold the waist inward twice to the width of the belt, and then sew up the belt, and then sew up, and then close up a little bit, and the pants are finished.

Expanded:

Hanbok (汉服), is the traditional dress of the Han Chinese people. It is also known as the crown of clothing, clothes, Han clothing. Hanbok is the embodiment of China's "country of clothing", "state of etiquette" and "embroidered China", carrying the outstanding craftsmanship and aesthetics of China's dyeing, weaving and embroidery, and inheriting more than 30 of China's intangible cultural heritage as well as protected Chinese craftsmanship. It carries the outstanding crafts and aesthetics of Chinese dyeing, weaving and embroidery, and has inherited more than 30 Chinese intangible cultural heritages as well as protected Chinese arts and crafts.

Some ancient texts suggest that the Han people (and their ancestors) already had a unique clothing system. For example, according to the Historical Records, "The clothes of China were made by the Yellow Emperor," and "Before the Yellow Emperor, there were no clothes or houses. Before the Yellow Emperor, there were no clothes and houses. When the Yellow Emperor built houses, made clothes, and organized funerals, the people were spared the difficulties of survival and death." In the absence of archaeological evidence to support the age of the earliest appearance of Chinese clothing should be the Yin Shang period.

About five thousand years ago, China in the Neolithic period of the Yangshao culture, produced a primitive agriculture and textile industry, began to weave linen to make clothes, the Yellow Emperor's wife Rayon invented the invention of feeding sericulture and silk spinning, the people's clothes and costumes are perfect.