Small wildflower temari and accessories: daisies, dandelions, daisies, etc. A beautiful world of flowers created by threading Japanese Craft Book

Release date: 2021/11/5
Language ‏ : ‎ Japanese
Book: ‎ 95 pages

You can make temari with small and beautiful wildflower motifs.

Temari is a traditional craft that has been loved by Japanese people since ancient times, appearing in The Tale of Genji and The Pillow Book.
Temari, a sphere with geometric patterns drawn on it, is unique and popular among tourists from overseas.

Ayako Terajima's temari is characterized by a small reproduction of traditional Kaga temari.
Its size is about 2.5 cm in diameter.

This book introduces accessories using small temari and temari, with motifs of familiar wild flowers such as daisies, dandelions, and daisies.
Enjoy viewing them in a box or making accessories such as pendants and brooches.

■Table of contents

Windmill [Kazaguruma]
Dandelion [dandelion]
Wild cherry tree [Yamazakura]
Hanamomo [Hanamomo]
Evil eggplant [Warunasubi]
Buddha's seat [hotokenoza]
Sankayou [Sankayou]
Pumpkin grass
Seven changes [Shichihenge]
Himejoen
Nagami Hinageshi
Evening makeup [Yugesho]
Scrotum of a large dog
dog mustard [dog mustard]
Thrush drying [Yabugarashi]
Mother and baby grass [Hahakogusa]
Eating [Oxalis]
Cucumber grass
Amerikafuro [American Furo]
Himetsuru Soba [Himetsurusoba]

Basic steps for making temari
How to read tables and figures
tool
material
make a foundation
Divide the land into 8 equal parts
Dividing the land into 8 equal parts
Dividing the land into 10 equal parts
Modification of land division into 10 equal parts
Land division into 7 equal parts and other land division variations
create a motif
Houndstooth stitching/overlay stitching
Chidori overlay
Matsuba overlock, French knot stitch
sew on obi
Umbrella hanging, colander

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