This is an original text that explains each step with many illustrations and photos, making it easy to understand even for beginners. I created it to share my knowledge, from the basics of Japanese tailoring to the finished product. The instructions are primarily for hand sewing, but it's surprisingly easy once you get the hang of it♪ By applying the techniques, such as sewing with a sewing machine depending on the material, making interchangeable sleeves will become even more enjoyable♪ ◇What is a Han-Muso Sleeve? The "cuffs" and "sleeve openings" that are visible from the outside are in the Muso sleeve (lined) style. However, the unseen middle part is single-layered, making it a light and fabric-saving popular type of interchangeable sleeve. It's a fake Muso sleeve. You can wear it with a lined kimono. ◆ Text Structure ・Basic Edition: 5 pages ・Han-Muso Sleeve Edition: 6 pages A4 size, a total of 11 pages [Printer Printing] *The page count includes the cover. ＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿＿ ❤️I can add other texts as well. Please comment, and I will create a dedicated listing. Muso Sleeve Edition → 450 yen Single-Layer Edition → 350 yen Summer Sleeve Edition → 350 yen Susoyoke (Underskirt) Edition → 480 yen ＊ The [Basic Edition] included in this listing explains the fundamental content common to all sleeves. If you have one copy, you can enjoy making interchangeable sleeves for spring, summer, autumn, and winter by combining it with each text. #How to make interchangeable sleeves