Temari patterns

For my August set of classes, I was teaching my standard beginner trio again: wrapped bands, interwoven spindles, and triwing. I had gotten a little bored of having them all look the same, though, …

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Hey, I'll bet you thought we were all done with measuring and pins, right? Not quite. To recap: we've wrapped a core, measured and pinned it, then placed the guide lines. In this next series of photos, we will start working on an 8 point star (kiku) pattern from two centres - the North and South poles. For this you'll need to choose at least 2 colours (I'm using three) of thread, plus a contrasting metallic thread. For the coloured thread, cotton perle is recommended, but you can also use…

This merry-go-round design has such perfect symmetry. Stitch up and down around the ball, crossing over the equator between stitches. Quick ...

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Temari balls are a Japanese craft with beautiful motifs such as flowers and geometric patterns, created by threads in various colors that are meticulously embroidered, stitched or wrapped by hand around their entire surface. Temari made in different prefectures have unique motifs that contribute to their beauty. In recent years, very small ones have been used as earrings and other fashion accessories. To make temari, a ball-shaped base is covered with silk or cotton threads. When designing…

And now for the much anticipated temari tutorial! I know you’ve been waiting for it, so here it is.I learned the pattern for this temari from the book Japanese Temari, by Barbara B. Suess. It…

How to Make Temari: Temari are beautiful little thread balls. They don't have much more use than any other ball. They bounce a little. They're pretty. I like to make them to keep my hands busy on road trips or while watching movies. They're low-key and relaxing. The…