Japanese Kimekomi:
Fast, Fun, and Fabulous Fabric Handballs
Are you in search of a fast, easy, and oh so fun new craft to amaze your friends and family? Welcome to the world of kimekomi-beautiful Japanese fabric handballs, created in every color and pattern you can imagine. All you need is a batch of pretty fabric scraps, a smooth Styrofoam ball, a few dabs of glue, and a length of cord or ribbon. You can complete the simplest patterns in about an hour then move on to more intricate-and challenging-designs. Make kimekomi as Christmas ornaments, party tokens, or as a playful gift for someone special. Nothing could be simpler-or more fun!
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16 bright, colorful designs, including one in the shape of a traditional
Easter egg!
* Color step-by-step drawings, sensational photos, and easy-to-follow directions
* Full size cutting templates for every design
* Requires no sewing skills-just a love of fabric!
About the Authors
Barbara B. Suess is the creator of Kiku Designs, an extensive online resource for temari enthusiasts thatshowcases her work. She teaches classes, writes patterns, and is the author of Japanese Temari. She lives in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Kathleen M. Hewitt is a designer, pattern writer, and teacher specializing in Japanese handicrafts, including temari and kimekomi. She lives in Tacoma, Washington.
Publisher
Once again, Anne Knudsen of Breckling Press has created a beautiful book "to inspire and delight!"
More about the craft of kimekomi
Satin Cord for trim - we like the #1 lightweight size. The #2 size is also good.
Adhesivetech, A Fine Line Glue at Joann
