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Saturday, March 10, 2012
Kumihimo: Japanese braiding
My middle daughter has been teaching herself Kumihimo, Japanese braiding. She is just a beginner and can make an 8 stranded flat braid and a 7 stranded round braid. We have gotten her a few books so she can teach herself some more. I love the fact that my children are like me if they do not know a skill they want to learn then they are willing to teach themselves.
After she started to teach herself with out telling me I figured out what she was doing and said oh yeah I have some books on that in storage some where. But since I could not access my books I got some different new ones for her to learn from. My kids keep teaching themselves new things then they go to show me to find out mom already knew about this technique but I love that they try on their own first. The only thing is I honestly do not know if there is a right and wrong side tot he braid and which side would be which. Below is a key chain she made for me.
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Can you please tell me what kind of cord you have pictured in this post? And what size it is?
ReplyDeletethis came with a kit but I know I have purchased some just like it a few years back at craft store eitehr ( michael's Robert's or Joannes) It is a real slick tot he touch cord usually used in jewlery making. So a bead shop may have it too. It is called satin cord also called rattail cord try here www.satincord.com/a_cord.html
ReplyDeleteThank you! That's exactly what I'm looking for! :)
ReplyDeletePlease, please, tell me how to make this kind of braid !!!
ReplyDeletePLease, tell me how to make this kind of braid !!
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