I seem to have a backlog of patterns I have sketched but not sewn yet…lately I’ve been playing with triangles. Here are a couple:
“Tiara”… 28 holes. Beginner bind.
“Double arrows”…48 holes. Beginner bind.
9 responses to “japanese stab binding #39 and #40: tiara and double arrows”
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Do you happen to have the instructions for the Tiara binding? its lovely :)
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Hey Miranda!
I have written instructions, but not the diagram. I’ll put it on my list to post, though!-
Oh hello i know this is from quite a while ago but ive been trying out a few of your patterns and im starting to get the feel now!! It’s such fun! And this tiara design is next on my to do list!!! I cant quite get my head around it yet though. Do you still have the instructions for it?? You’re awesome
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Hi Sara,
Sorry I never replied to you! I still haven’t created the diagram for this, though I have written instructions. I won’t have time to make the diagram for a month at least…but if you feel up to the challenge, I can send you the written instructions with a quick scribbled diagram. Let me know!
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I’d love to do the tiara bind on my graduate portfolio, do you still have the instructions? :D
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Hi Katie,
I still haven’t created the diagram for this, though I have written instructions. I won’t have time to make the diagram for a month at least…but if you feel up to the challenge, I can send you the written instructions with a quick scribbled diagram. Let me know!
Do you have instructions for the tiara binding. I’m making a wedding guestbook and this would be perfect.
Hi! I’m from Italy but I was born in Brasil with a Japanese mum (now both of my parents are italian) and I love lot of traditional (just traditional) things of Japan..
I’ve made the lotus blomming bookbindindg woth your iscrictions.. I’d love to make the tiana one.. Have you create the diagram?
If you haven’t I’ll be really happy if you can send me just the instruction (Please! :D).
Greatings for your work, I love your site and most of your tutorial..
Thanks,
Cristina
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Hi Cristina! The tiara tutorial is nearly complete…look for it in a day or two!
Hello,
I’m Becca!
Welcome to Becca Making Faces, a blog that started out as a grad school project and has become a place where I post experiments in Japanese stab binding.
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