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Welcome to our gallery! Enjoy wonderful creations of our customers!
To add your work just send us an image and any notes with your name (or nickname), email address, etc.
Please also visit our Japanese friends' project gallery (in Japanese).
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NEW!!
I made a ECO bag with Cotton Floral Dreamy Cherry Blossoms -Blue
that size is as same as prastic bag at store.
I made a bigger ECO bag with Cotton Floral Dreamy Cherry Blossoms Red and Denim.This bag fits for 3 gallon milk bottles.
I love Cherry Blossoms and I am very happy to use these bags !
Yukina
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NEW!!
I made the hair accessories for my daughter with 8.5in Resinated Hitokoshi Chirimen Fabric Roll - Black.
I cut it in the width of 1/2 in, and tied to hair rubber with other ribbons.
Yukina
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Your chirimen cord was
exactly what I needed
to make maneki neko
style collars for my two Japanese bobtail cats, Lotus and Peony. You
can see from the photo of Lotus that she enjoys wearing hers.
Maneki neko
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NEW!!
I made the hair accessories for my daughter with 8.5in Resinated Hitokoshi Chirimen Fabric Roll - Wine.
My daughter loves these beautiful Japanese fabric's hair accessories!
Yukina
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Here 2 "origami inspired" pouches I've made with your beautiful japanese fabrics. They made highly appreciated gifts for my friends!
Viviane from France |
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This quilt was Visitors Choice at our local Quilt Show and several of the fabrics came from Fabric Tales. The blocks are 1/4 blocks and adapted blocks from Kumiko Sudo's book East Quilts West, traditional kamon embroidered with variegated thread and the fabric colours were my choice.
Sandra
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I made 2 new Kimono-dolls with 2 wonderfull chirimen fabrics I bought last week. I love your fabrics! Thanks so much!!
Johanna (www.dolldesign.de/geishas.htm) |
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I made 2 new Kimono-dolls with 2 wonderfull chirimen fabrics I bought last week. I love your fabrics! Thanks so much!!
Johanna (www.dolldesign.de/geishas.htm) |
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I made two small zippered pouches and one mini totebag.
I made these with the cotton florals: bright cherry blossoms on pink; tiny ume blossoms on natural and on pink. I love the fabric. It has a very nice texture to it. --joyce |
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I made a tissue box cover with the bright cherry blossoms fabric.
--joyce
www.slateblu.typepad.com |
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I am very pleased to show you what I made from the beautiful Chirimen I bought in your online shop.
Thank you very much for having such gorgeous fabrics!!
from MUXI, Germany
(www.dolldesign.de) |
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I finally find time to say hello and send you a picture of "my darlings for my darlings"...
I had so much fun to design and stitch them and as you can see the colors of the lovely cords are going perfectly along... everybody is excited by the cords!!!
from Monika, Germany |
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I am unskilled at sewing, but I've encountered no difficulty working with these cotton fabrics. They are a good weight (not too heavy, not too light) and feed nicely through my 1924 Singer treadle machine. I have completed several simple projects and am pleased with the results. I've attached a photo of my kitchen window curtains. They're super cute, don'cha think? ;-)
by Tracy |
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this is my little asian girl. the little combination is made from Tiny Ume Blossoms on Red.
i love this fabric - it's so supersoft and nice for little girly clothes. easy to sew and easy to wash and iron.
my little one looks so great in this outfit.
from katalina, germany |
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Soxbooks are handmade in Melbourne, Australia using only authentic Japanese fabrics and papers. I have been making books for over 5 years, but only since January this year have I been pursuing retail outlets to put them in. They are currently in 14 shops in Australia which I am very excited about! There are three main formats: concertina, soft bound and hard bound. All come in small, medium and large. Anyone interested in ordering one from me directly are welcome to email me at : soxbooks@yahoo.com.au I would be only too happy to make to order and send them on to you. My fabric list is now in excess of 150 different kinds!! Hope to hear from you soon
Jessica Allen, Melbourne, Australia
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The obi sash and hair bow were made with scrap fabrics.
by Ryoko |
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I made a kimono for a doll with the Hitokoshi chirimen. As an almost first try, there are some awkward parts, though. I was so happy to find this shop after a very long search for a place selling good fabrics for doll kimono.
by Panda |
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I make handmade dog accessories - collars, bandannas, leashes - and this is a picture of some of my fashions. The fabrics are beautiful on dogs, and they are very popular here. More styles can be found on my website www.luvofdog.com.
by Jacqueline Broussard |
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Since this fabric was my favorite design, I made this wrapped skirt carefully so that I would not make any mistake.
by Nagomi
The fabric used is Flower Paradise. |
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I made two matching purses in Hitokoshi chirimen for friends. The pattern came from Kumiko Sudo's 'Omiyage' book of projects. The fabrics were so lovely I ordered more this time so I would be able to make them again.
by Brittany Jones |
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I sewed this bear by hand. I worked hard on the hat.
by Budo
The fabric used is Rabbits on Pink.
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I make clothes--kimono and hakama (pleated pants)--for dogs. I love this beautiful fabric!
by Alice |
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I think I did a pretty good job!! : )
by Nagomi
The fabric used is Things Japanese. |
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As I have no sewing machine now, I sewed these by hand. The paper folder cover was made with chino pants no longer used. On it I put patches of Spring Blossoms. The coasters on the right were made with Bunnies in Gowns.
by kako |
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This is Pura-chan in kimono.
by Ryoko
(The fabric used is Bingata Pines, Bamboos & Ume.) |
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I made this with Lines and Dots on Beige. I dyed the ribbon and the hem of the skirt with coffee.
by tokiko |
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Let me show you a doll dress I made with the fabric I had bought from you.
by K
(The fabric used is Peonies on Stripes.) |
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I had long been looking for a fabric for my Japanese Lolita fashion, but unable to find anything I'd like before visiting this site. Finally getting one from you, I quickly designed and made this two piece dress.
by Tsukiyori Haruka
(The fabric used is Crane Fans with Flowers.) |
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This is a brooch made with Hitokoshi Chirimen.
by Shimu |
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With Retro Dots fabric I made a yukata, summer kimono, for my daughter. She was very happy with it. As the fabric feels smooth, it will be comfortable on hot summer days.
by Shiho |
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I made ties for the first time.
by Naoton
(The fabrics used are Chic Squares - Dark Blue (left) and Abstract Chrysanthemums (right).) |
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I made a flower knot with Chirimen fabric cords. It came out lovely as I had expected.
by Shimu |
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Drawstring pouches (left), cell phone cases with polyester chirimen crepe (center), and a zipper pouch (right).
by shiho |
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I made another doll with the two Meisen kimono patterns from you. Her name is Haruna.
by tokiko
(The fabrics used are Retro Dots and Meisen Kimono Line and Dot Pattern.) |
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My first handmade-gifts: 2 pouches made with the Chirimen crepe. This is a pattern called Daffodil, from one of my favorite book: Omiyage (Kumiko Sudo). Though I have no gift for sewing, the pouches are really pretty thanks to the quality of the fabrics ;) by Thanh from Paris |
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Maybe too many yo-yo quilts ; ) This doll girl is named Mao.
by tokiko
(The products used are Rabbits on Weave Pattern and Chirimen fabric cord.) |
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I made these three purses with the solid chirimen fabrics from you.
by Shina |
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I bought a lot of fabrics from you, of which I especially like this rayon Hitokoshi chirimen.
by kataoka |
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I made this doll with Marguerites and Dotted Wave Pattern. I also made covered buttons with the two fabrics. This doll girl is named Saya-chan.
by tokiko |
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The original texts in Japanese are translated by R. |
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