Not right...

I'm making new hanging charm, it's nearly  finish, but I realized this is not right color combination....I gonna make white butterfly.

It's will be on the shop very soon☆

My business card

I have been thinking about have an own business card for long time and finally I made it. Maybe should make some professional business card but I have a lovely blank business card and I am a crafter. So why not to make by myself? 

 

I used eraser to make a stamp. This is a very popular craft in Japan. When I was a little girl, we used to make like this kind of stamps with potatoes. 

Now I'm ready to spread my name :)

Unbelievable!!

Isn't it amazing?! I fond this from Japanese web news.

His name is Bill Dan, a performance artist.

This is not fake, not computer graphic, no glue!!  

Visit original web news site, and find more about his art!!

http://www.ddailymail.co.uk/news/article-1060827/A-stone-ishing-The-artist-balance-heavy-rocks-other.html

  

 

Tidy up!

More easy to see all the patterns from yesterday's craft. 

Paper & scissors

What you need to make like this pattern is.......

just paper and scissors!

Fold square paper to make a triangle, and fold again to make a little triangle, then fold again to make a more little triangle. Now use your imagination for the pattern and put a scissors in.....then open the paper......

Easy and fun!! Nice to do at the saturday afternoon :)

First blog

Nice to meet you everyone!

Ok,this is my first blog in English, I have a Japanese blog for my Japanese friends but this blog for all over the world (hopefully...) If my English is something wrong..... just laugh it!

A little bit about my craft and myself...

I grew up in Tokyo,Japan and moved to Australia after my meeting my partner overseas, we both enjoy being involved in our own craft. 

I'm proud of my traditional culture(Japanese) coz of it delicately and elegance, so beautiful! I just thought I would share that as I'm making little sachets type of craft, the idea is of old, like 200 years old. In the days of old, where KIMONO was worn traditionally, left over pieces were used make various items (like this photo)

This art of needlework called SAIKUMONO is a very delicate way of a hand sew craft from time gone by in which disappeared during the period of war, but now it is revived anew.

The Japanese women used the art of SAIKUMONO to express the beauty of nature though out the four seasons.

Please check my Etsy shop to find more Japanese art craft!!