Reviews
From the cover to the photos inside and the back cover, the dolls wearing Hanbok looked cute, and it was evident that the garments were crafted with great care. Furthermore, beyond just photos of the dolls in Hanbok, the book provides detailed instructions on how to make them, complete with illustrations and photos for reference, making it very easy to read and visually appealing. I would like to express my gratitude to the author for creating such a wonderful book.
The Hanbok and accessories featured in this book are life-size patterns, and seam allowances are not included.
I remember learning a little about Hanbok, our traditional clothing, in class during my school days, but I didn't know the exact names and terms. This book explains the beauty of Hanbok and helps us understand it well through dolls, so I think it would be good to use it for children's education as well.
This is a book of four-season Hanbok and accessories created exclusively for Paola Reina, preserving the unique beauty, exquisite colors, and traditional atmosphere of Korean traditional clothing. It provides detailed explanations of the fundamental elements of Hanbok for beginners, ranging from basic sewing techniques to how to make knots and buttons. Jo Young-nam, the author of *Because I Love Hanbok, Because the Doll Is Pretty* and known as the "Magic Witch," is said to have gained diverse
Beautiful Hanbok that needs no introduction! I really want to dress my precious doll in this... so I was incredibly excited for the release of *Because I Love Hanbok, Because Dolls Are Pretty* by Magic Witch and artist Jo Young-nam. After receiving the book, I love that it is rich in variety—Hanbok suitable for all four seasons and for both men and women—and matching accessories as well. It includes actual patterns and detailed instructions on how to make them. I also saw a post mentioning that
I received the book today. I read it because Reina and the babies look so pretty in Hanbok. The colors and how they look wearing them are so adorable, and you wrote it so clearly that it makes crafting easy. I’ll have to look forward to the day I can make these for them~~ heh
Cho Young-nam: Because I like Hanbok and the doll is pretty
This is a four-season Hanbok and accessories book for Paola Reina, crafted to perfectly capture the exquisite colors and atmosphere unique to traditional Korean clothing. It introduces over 30 diverse Hanbok designs and traditional accessories that encompass the four seasons, ranging from Saekdong Hanbok that evokes the feeling of spring to practical everyday Hanbok for summer, wedding Hanbok that suits autumn, and outing Hanbok for winter preparations. The book covers the basic elements of Hanbok for beginners, as well as various projects for experienced users, such as the Dangui and Wonsam—traditional ceremonial robes for Joseon Dynasty women—and the Jungchimak—an outer garment for Joseon Dynasty men—completed as a set with a Dapho. Furthermore, it provides the author's specific know-how and detailed processes essential for making Hanbok and completing accessories, along with actual patterns that showcase the special quality created by meticulous detail. A time to weave a beautiful Hanbok for my precious Paola Reina: Making our traditional clothes and accessories with the Magic Witch. The author, who works as the "Magic Witch," is a master of Hanbok who has been sewing for 25 years, having learned Hanbok and traditional attire from Master Park Sul-nye, a Hanbok designer and researcher, and Intangible Cultural Heritage Master Sewing Master Park Gwang-hun. The author contemplated ways to create and dress dolls in Hanbok that are easy, comfortable, and even more beautiful, while preserving traditional sewing techniques as much as possible. This book is the precious result of that contemplation, delicately capturing the elegance and beauty of Hanbok that simultaneously evokes the aesthetics of tradition and modernity. Now, we unveil a special doll Hanbok guide for everyone who wishes to add happiness to their daily lives with Reina. Experience the joy of completion along with the elegance and beauty of our traditional clothing.
Korean title: 한복이 좋아서 인형이 예뻐서
Korean author: 조영남
Korean publisher: 성안당
ISBN-13: 9788931557756
Reviews
From the cover to the photos inside and the back cover, the dolls wearing Hanbok looked cute, and it was evident that the garments were crafted with great care. Furthermore, beyond just photos of the dolls in Hanbok, the book provides detailed instructions on how to make them, complete with illustrations and photos for reference, making it very easy to read and visually appealing. I would like to express my gratitude to the author for creating such a wonderful book.
The Hanbok and accessories featured in this book are life-size patterns, and seam allowances are not included.
I remember learning a little about Hanbok, our traditional clothing, in class during my school days, but I didn't know the exact names and terms. This book explains the beauty of Hanbok and helps us understand it well through dolls, so I think it would be good to use it for children's education as well.
This is a book of four-season Hanbok and accessories created exclusively for Paola Reina, preserving the unique beauty, exquisite colors, and traditional atmosphere of Korean traditional clothing. It provides detailed explanations of the fundamental elements of Hanbok for beginners, ranging from basic sewing techniques to how to make knots and buttons. Jo Young-nam, the author of *Because I Love Hanbok, Because the Doll Is Pretty* and known as the "Magic Witch," is said to have gained diverse
Beautiful Hanbok that needs no introduction! I really want to dress my precious doll in this... so I was incredibly excited for the release of *Because I Love Hanbok, Because Dolls Are Pretty* by Magic Witch and artist Jo Young-nam. After receiving the book, I love that it is rich in variety—Hanbok suitable for all four seasons and for both men and women—and matching accessories as well. It includes actual patterns and detailed instructions on how to make them. I also saw a post mentioning that
I received the book today. I read it because Reina and the babies look so pretty in Hanbok. The colors and how they look wearing them are so adorable, and you wrote it so clearly that it makes crafting easy. I’ll have to look forward to the day I can make these for them~~ heh
