Author: Nami Horikawa
*The first edition of this book was published in April 2020, and the specifications have been updated for the reprint (second edition).
46 recipes using 10 types of decorative knots
Why not try weaving some rattan to make some cute accessories?
Earrings, bangles, rings, pins, barrettes, hairpins, obi clasps, etc.
The natural texture is perfect for adult casual wear such as linen and cotton.
Rattan accessories are very light and don't cause any stress when worn.
Bangles and rings can be made without using metal fittings, so they are safe for people with metal allergies.
Once you get the hang of it, even beginners can finish it in just a few hours, which is a nice touch.
If you want to be even more particular, it can be fun to try dyeing it using coffee or something similar.
Rattan knitting is so much fun that once you start, you won't be able to stop.
In addition to accessories, the book is packed with wrapping ideas for making small table mats and trays, as well as decorating gift boxes.
Please enjoy it along with Horikawa Nami's wonderful illustrations.
<Table of Contents>
EarringsRingsBanglesBarrettes, hair ties, hairpins, hair combsBroochObi claspsPochettes & mini bagsNecklace traysCoasters & matsPincushionsDiffusersWreath decorationsSwag decorationsGift boxes
Gift envelopesChristmas ornamentsFlower vase decorationsKitchen toolsPaperweights
Types of rattan / Tools and parts / From preparation to finishing / How to finish accessories
◇How to make decorative knots by motifAwaji knotNazuna knotKasaya knotHiraume knotKonoha knotKagome knotTortoise knotSquare knotHair ornament knotStar weavingWrapped ornaments for miscellaneous goods
◇Let's finish making three-dimensional accessories. A bangle made with a continuous Awaji knot. A hair tie made with a rapeseed flower knot. A ring made with a rapeseed flower knot.
*The first edition of this book was published in April 2020, and the specifications have been updated for the reprint (second edition).
46 recipes using 10 types of decorative knots
Why not try weaving some rattan to make some cute accessories?
Earrings, bangles, rings, pins, barrettes, hairpins, obi clasps, etc.
The natural texture is perfect for adult casual wear such as linen and cotton.
Rattan accessories are very light and don't cause any stress when worn.
Bangles and rings can be made without using metal fittings, so they are safe for people with metal allergies.
Once you get the hang of it, even beginners can finish it in just a few hours, which is a nice touch.
If you want to be even more particular, it can be fun to try dyeing it using coffee or something similar.
Rattan knitting is so much fun that once you start, you won't be able to stop.
In addition to accessories, the book is packed with wrapping ideas for making small table mats and trays, as well as decorating gift boxes.
Please enjoy it along with Horikawa Nami's wonderful illustrations.
<Table of Contents>
EarringsRingsBanglesBarrettes, hair ties, hairpins, hair combsBroochObi claspsPochettes & mini bagsNecklace traysCoasters & matsPincushionsDiffusersWreath decorationsSwag decorationsGift boxes
Gift envelopesChristmas ornamentsFlower vase decorationsKitchen toolsPaperweights
Types of rattan / Tools and parts / From preparation to finishing / How to finish accessories
◇How to make decorative knots by motifAwaji knotNazuna knotKasaya knotHiraume knotKonoha knotKagome knotTortoise knotSquare knotHair ornament knotStar weavingWrapped ornaments for miscellaneous goods
◇Let's finish making three-dimensional accessories. A bangle made with a continuous Awaji knot. A hair tie made with a rapeseed flower knot. A ring made with a rapeseed flower knot.
Released 03/05
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