Sentences with phrase «japanese craft books»
It looks like some of the cute things in Japanese craft books... but we can read the instruction!
http://www.craftstylish.com/
, finding and buying Japanese craft books is easier than you think.
I have seen tons of Japanese craft books on Etsy and have always wanted to buy one but haven't because I was afraid of the language barrier and such.
Japanese craft books, with their irreverent photos and quirky projects, are sweeping the handmade world.
* If you're lucky enough to live in a city with a Japanese bookstore such as Kinokuniya (or you're visiting such a city), this is by far the easiest way to search out Japanese craft books.
* Look for Japanese Craft Books on Etsy: You can type in a search for «Japanese craft book.»
Make Good Books: The idea for this series was inspired by our love of Japanese craft books, and our desire to make those books more widely available.
Japanese craft books, known for their irreverent photography and quirky projects, are a big hit with today's crafters.
Carefree Clothes for Girls is the latest in the Make Good: Crafts + Life series of Japanese craft books to be translated into English.
I've had gobs of questions about the quilting process on this one, and I'll once again refer you to the source that I used - Patchwork Style, the amazing Japanese craft book that was recently translated into English.
Not exact matches
It is so funny how a lot of our customers have a nice collection of craft books but don't read a word of Japanese.
* American publishers have definitely caught on the Japanese crafting trend and are starting to publish English language books featuring crafts made by Japanese designers.
These bookstores usually have a craft section, but give yourself lots of time: Most of these books have simple white spines and unless you speak Japanese, you will need to pull the books from the shelf one by one.
Janet Koplos is co-author of Makers: A History of American Studio Craft (2010) and author of Contemporary Japanese Sculpture (1990) and other books.
But Dezsö's meticulous sense of craft is best evidenced by her elaborate «tunnel books» in which layers of Japanese handmade paper are cut and sewn together into collapsible dioramas.
She is co-author of Makers: A History of American Studio Craft (2010) and author of Contemporary Japanese Sculpture (1990) and other books.