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Hanbok Jalu Skirt Tutorial | Hand Sewing, No Zipper

In this video, I’ll show you how to sew a Hanbok Jalu skirt using hand sewing only.
There’s no sewing machine, no zipper, and no elastic—just a simple, adjustable waistband that naturally fits your body.

This project is inspired by traditional Hanbok silhouettes, combined with a modern Jalu wrap waistband.
The process is slow, calm, and intentional, focusing on hand sewing and careful construction.

If you already have hand-sewing experience, feel free to skip ahead.
Otherwise, you’re welcome to sew along with me, step by step.

🧵 Fabric & Materials

Skirt
Poly satin
54" wide fabric : 2.5 yards
Waistband & Straps
Silk dupioni
54" wide fabric: 1.5 yards total
(Waistband only: approx. ⅔ yard)

✨ About the Fabrics

Poly satin gives the skirt a soft drape and gentle shine.
Silk dupioni is thinner and more structured, which reduces bulk and keeps the waistband light.

🪡 Sewing Notes

Hand sewing only

French seams (no serger)

Simple stitches: running stitch and backstitch

This is EP 1 of the Hanbok Jalu skirt series.
More steps will follow in the next episodes.

Thank you for sewing with me.
Happy sewing 🤍