50+ FREE Kimono Sewing Patterns: Fun & Easy Projects

kimono sewing patterns

Kimonos are fantastic to both sew and wear

The kimono is originally from Japan. The word for this traditional garment literally means (ki: wear + mono: object = “worn object“, or “object that is worn”). It is usually some sort of a full-length robe.

Today, kimonos are worn all around the world and many designers have used this traditional concept as the base of comfortable and practical new designs.

Kimonos a usually pretty simple to sew so if you're a beginner sewist they make great first garment projects. You'll find some fun and easy designs below.

I really hope you enjoy this collection of free kimono sewing patterns as much as I enjoyed putting it together.

kimono sewing patterns

Here's one of our own kimono creations you might want to have a look at. There a fun intro story to this free kimono top sewing pattern that you may want to check out!

While you might not be able to wear this yourself. Here's another kimono-inspired onesie for your or a friend's baby.

Kimono Sewing Patterns Roundup

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Ben
Ben

These look great but they look more like cardigans then kimonos. Which was disappointing when I was looking for kimono patterns.

Mrs. Cross
Mrs. Cross

These look so comfortable.

Karen Harrison
Karen Harrison

I cant see how to download the patterns? Am I missing something?

Mayra Cecilia
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Reply to  Karen Harrison

HI Karen, Click on the pictures it will take you the different sites, let me know if you find a link that is no longer available.

Swann Tang
Swann Tang

Its wonderful to make my own kimono

Valencroix
Valencroix

Many thanks

Patty Pritchett
Patty Pritchett

I wish I could find a plus size Kimono that truly wraps over the body front fully to use as a robe. I am pear shaped, so need one where the lower portion of the garment is gathered below either the bust or waist so when I sit, the overlap on lower front does not gap open. I will probably have to design my own pattern. I am 2x in the bust, but tend to wear a 5x in pajama pants, though I am really between a 3x and 4x in waist and hips. I’m partially disabled and in constant pain so comfort is paramount.

Joan Detherow
Joan Detherow

Get the 5x pattern and add elastic or gathering to the top of the sleeves so it will fit your shoulders.

pattyprit
pattyprit
Reply to  Joan Detherow

I appreciate the help, but I’ve gone that route on tees after losing 75 lbs. It’s not very flattering and gets too bulky in the top. I’m going to make a Kimono using a pattern for my bust measurement, cut it off at the waist and add gathered fabric from the waist down, with plenty of overlap when belted. Have to tackle the mending pile first!

Sultana Munni
Sultana Munni

I like this project

Aslam Palani
Aslam Palani

great and easy

Patti Teeters
Patti Teeters

Love the kimonos. Thanks.

Ginette Desjardins
Ginette Desjardins

I love those pattern