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Number one bestselling Temari beginner instruction book in English reveals Japan's superb tradition of stitchery on a ball. Inexpensive, easy-to-find materials produce exquisite patterns. An endless spectrum of colors and designs allow limitless possibilities. It is Elegantly Simple and Simply Elegant.

About the brand: Delightful dining, serveware, barware and more. Color/finish: gold/peach Design details: This stylish serving bowl's modern geometric design adds an elegant touch to any gathering. Serve up style and sophistication with this fashionable serving bowl. Measures 11.87in x 11.87in x 4.87in Capacity: 176oz Materials: stainless steel & resin Food safe Hand-Wash Recommended Imported

From homespun children's toys to lavish Princess Balls, Temari is a dazzling and consuming tradition from the loving hearts of Old Japan. With a thousand years of tradition, Temari is the essence of elegance and the genius of simplicity. If you can fold a paper strip into half, fourths, and eighths, you can make Temari! * New full-color instructions make dividing and marking easier than ever, * Completely illustrated step-by-step, * 18 Temari patterns with many additional color ideas, * More than 25 jewelry designs derived from included patterns, * New invention for stitched jewelry that allows needle to penetrate the base from front to back! Much easier and way more fun!

Temari, kaleidoscopic, multicolored thread balls, were originally children's toys in ancient Japanese society. This simple craft has since developed into the exquisite art form found in Temari Adventures. Nine delightful new designs, instructions for quick and easy thread and ribbon balls for beginners, and the gorgeous tradition of fabric decorated balls create fabulous quilted effects. The patterns and techniques in Temari Adventures provide a base for infinite variations of color and design.

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71 pages. Japanese language. 10.00x7.09x0.24 inches. In Stock.

72 pages. Japanese language. 9.92x7.01x0.39 inches. In Stock.

Collects instructions for making and designing the traditional Japanese New Year's decoration

Bringing a time-honored art form into the modern needle-working world, this visually rich how-to guide reveals the techniques of Japanese temari balls. Anyone with an interest in fabric arts, particularly Japanese arts and design, can master stitching techniques and layer threads to create pattern, color, and texture. There are more than 40 easy-to-follow patterns to help fine-tune this skill set that will appeal to not only temari enthusiasts, but to quilters and embroiderers as well. Step-by-step directions and detailed drawings explain each technique, while mini patterns aid in practicing the new skills and help to lay the groundwork for individual and unique designs. This volume is great for beginners and for those stitchers looking for new challenges and intermediate temari designs. The book is more than a collection of patterns: once the basic techniques have been mastered, instruction is provided on how to combine patterns on the same ball to create a unique temari. A guide for left-handed stitchers is also provided.

Temari, Japanese Thread Balls, were originally made for children's play from recycles and discarded clothing. A tradition dating back to the 10th century A.D., temari developed from a simple home craft to treasures of Japan's finest needlework. Temari Traditions offers more advanced methods and techniques. It's needlecraft at its most rewarding!

Temari: Japanese Thread Balls, lavish and exquisite, are stitcher on balls wrapped with the threads of 1000 years of tradition, transformed through time from a humble home craft to a revered art form. These Auspicious Gifts are now the formal and elegant symbols of love and joy and highest esteem. Glorious personal gifts, Soothing satisfying hours of absorbing fascination, Fresh, new ideas and techniques to invigorate conventional stitchery.

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Temari is the ancient Japanese art of stitching and wrapping threads on to the surface of a ball to create brilliantly-colored embroidered shapes. With more than 200 design ideas, Mary Wood shares her enthusiasm for this fascinating and unusual craft.

For centuries, temari balls have been decorative additions to the Japanese household, and this introduction for the beginning temari-stitcher features straightforward directions and detailed sketches for recreating their bright colors and intricate designs. Each section introduces a new stitching technique, guiding the reader through the temari repertoire, until he/she has become a temari master by the book's conclusion. These crafts are inexpensive and fast to make—half of the 26 designs can be completed in less than two hours each. Sidebars throughout the book are loaded with beautiful watercolors and notes on Japanese culture and poetry, and colorful pictures and rich text make this unique craft book appealing to buyers both as a how-to guide and as a beautiful gift book.

Offering a rich introduction to Japanese temari balls, this guide is a treat for embroiderers of all skill levels. Very little in the way of materials and equipment is needed for this traditional craft, and full-color diagrams are used to show the basic techniques needed to create 45 balls covered with geometric designs that glow with bright embroidery stitches—some of which are enhanced with beads and metallic threads. For crafters who are ready to go off on their own after just a few projects, the handbook offers suggestions for using temari balls to make jewelry, key rings, and other decorative items.

Description: Hermes Purple Multi L'Art du Temari Printed Accordion Pleated Square Silk Scarf with hand rolled edges. Designed by artist Nathalie Vialars, this scarf was first issued in 2011. Condition: Very good condition *In very good condition. Please note that this scarf has been accordion pleated. Please refer to photos. Fabric content: 100% Silk Care: Dry clean only Country of Origin: France Includes: N/A Date / Authenticity code: 2011 Size: 90cm x 90cm Measurements: Length 35

Kokoro no Te, translated into English as "handmade from the heart," is the philosophy behind this enchanting collection of small, high-fashion craft projects that have a distinctive Japanese flair. Featuring purses, pins, sewing accoutrements, and the author's amazing temari balls, the 30 original hand-sewn designs combine surprisingly simple techniques with exquisite colors and fabrics, allowing sewers to create lavish objets d'art easily and inexpensively. A delightful and original array of fashion pins, brooches, purses, and keepsake pouches creatively combine silks, cottons, and soft felts with delicate beading and embroidery. A pattern for a doll-sized kimono is included along with designs for pin cushions, thimbles, and a needle cache. The sensational color photographs and line drawings show multiple points of view for each project and show precisely how each artful, stylish, and charming piece comes together.