Shortened Han-eri (Half-Collar) Shortcut Han-eri A shortcut for attaching a han-eri Easy-to-sew han-eri I've been experimenting, wanting to make it even easier to sew and use. Please use this to help with the troublesome task of attaching a han-eri. #Raino'sHan-eri #Raino'sShortcutHan-eri #Raino'sShop There are various ways to attach a han-eri depending on the individual. Mainly, ※The part that comes to the back on one side of the long part. It seems that this is folded inward about 1 cm and sewn on after ironing. This will be repeated after washing. I wanted to reduce this work as much as possible. I experimented to see if there were any parts that could be omitted. ※I sewed it on the back side of the folded part. This is a product that has been completed up to that point. Although it is a single piece of cloth, the edges are treated differently on each side. Han-eri Cotton Size: Approximately 15.5 cm x 112 cm ※Please put the folded and sewn side to the back. This will be the opposite side of the overlock machine. ※The sewing thread may be changed to beige or other colors. Also, the pattern may appear differently. I think it will be very easy to sew and wear. You can also use tape (for han-eri) or pins. Please use a collar core as you like. This has been on sale since around July 2020. Experimentation in progress. No copying allowed. Kimono Yukata Kimono dressing Kimono dressing supplies Japanese clothing Japanese tailoring Japanese patterns Japanese pattern fabric Japanese pattern cloth Juban Nagajuban Hadajuban Han-eri Half-collar