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Japanese Paper Crafting: Create 17 Paper Craft Projects & Make Your Own Beautiful Washi Paper Michael G. LaFosse, Richard L. Alexander, Greg Mudarri
Publisher: Periplus Editions (HK) Ltd.

Even if you don't indulge in papercraft, scrapbooking or card making, it's a useful and pretty way to wrap packages or decorate a letter. -- My one day trip to a town called Ino on Jul. I'd love to hear your ideas of how to use washi tapes! I used letter stickers to make my phrases. Everyone who loves working on Art Boards from Inchie Arts is welcome to join us each month, and if you have artwork to share and leave with everyone, that's great! You'll also make your own tapes with napkins, plus make a master sheet to make tapes from with Japanese rice paper. Download Japanese Paper Crafting: Create 17 Paper Craft Projects & Make your own Beautiful Washi Paper Anonymous 05/25/13(Sat)19: 17 No.462463. Some of you may know Wa means Japanese and shi means paper. Washi tape is a must have craft item in my opinion. Supplies I trimmed some of the paper roll off the top to make a shorter house. 14 -- On my way back to Kochi city from the paper craft village, I dropped by Ino-cho Paper museum in the center of Ino town. Cut a strip of tissue paper – this will give a translucent effect like washi paper, but you can also use craft papers as shown above. Not only will you find creative ideas here for wrapping your gifts, but also places to purchase hard-to-find Chinese and Japanese wrapping paper. Come enjoy making more beautiful cards with wonderful Washi tape. Japanese garden concepts and symbolism have been adapted to the climate and topography of San Diego, making for a serene place of contemplation for visitors. Here is a We made several to display at my wedding many years ago. Making washi-paper-like projects are as easy as placing pieces of torn paper and water in a blender and then laying the wet pulp on a piece of screening and adding bits of flowers or other things as decoration. Home About Press Crafts Recipes All you need is a few paper rolls and some washi tape to get started making your own village. Some of it is so beautiful that you may want to frame pieces of it as wall art. For the surrounding cards, I used a piece of scrapbook paper and taped pieces of washi somewhat randomly. Washi paper is not only an ancient art in Japan, but many beautiful art forms have come out of its use, such as creative wrappings for gifts, origami paper folding and intricate, paper dolls.