Japanese Paper Yarn: Using Washi and Kami-Ito to Knit, Crochet, Weave, and More
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Description
For crafters who are fans of fiber, whether knitting, weaving, crocheting, macrame, or in mixed media, here’s their ticket to the world of Japanese paper yarn. By making their own, inexpensively and simply, crafters can instantly give their project a new, one-of-a-kind direction.
– Innovative perspective: Stanton seamlessly introduces the use of gorgeous paper yarn to replace traditional textiles with a fresh twist.
– Historical insights: Explores ancient Japanese techniques that have resulted in the rich history and versatility of paper yarn.
– Surprising projects: With detailed instructions, the book presents 12 diverse projects, accommodating all skill levels, from beginner-friendly pulped paper weaving to a more advanced knitted scarf.
– Includes 30 inspiring photos of works by a variety of artists who have brought paper yarn to the West’s galleries and museums of the 21st century.
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