Origami Meet-Up
FORUM Hosted by Carol Benner https://youtu.be/sgi2_HbAQ4U The origami crane, a symbol of prayer and peace, is also a sign of the hope of healing. Carol Benner [...]
FORUM Hosted by Carol Benner https://youtu.be/sgi2_HbAQ4U The origami crane, a symbol of prayer and peace, is also a sign of the hope of healing. Carol Benner [...]
Rosalie Neilson has been making kumihimo braids for more than 35 years. In 1980, she visited a Tokyo kimono factory, became enamored with kumi braids, [...]
My studio is situated in the back of an old house in a rare historic neighborhood in Houston. There are two sections to the studio. [...]
Instructor: Randy Spicocchi This course incorporates simple yoga movements to support healthy habits for sitting extended periods of time, as is often done in kumihimo [...]
Instructor: Makiko Tada Makiko Tada is perhaps the most expert authority on the history of Kumihimo. In this presentation, she discusses and shows examples of [...]
Instructor: Makiko Tada Last spring, Makiko Tada supervised and assisted with an expansive Kumihimo exhibition that was to be held in Osaka. Because of COVID, [...]
Take a studio tour with mixed media craft artist and Kumihimo obsessed Susan Basch when you visit this Hudson Valley garage turned studio. This is [...]
Dave and Janis Saunders BraidersHand is where many of us go to buy our braiding equipment — marudai, core stands, takadai — and supplies including [...]
by Masumi Tada Oman is a country with a completely different climate and culture from Japan, but it has similarities in braid. Hand loop-manipulation is [...]
Or, Everything you wanted to know about yarns and then some by Giovanna Imperia If you are ready to branch out and explore yarns beyond [...]