@Dragonlet176 Yes, I've been told that, unfortunately. I have the contact for the gentleman I worked with and I'll e-mail him and ask him if he's opening up again. I'm also going to upload a new video soon that will be trying to show how to make them without as many foreign supplies that are sometimes hard to find. : ) Sorry for the late reply-!
@lexygaga Sorry, my video on that was taken down. I've agreed to make another one soon so please come back later. : ) Sorry for the late reply too, btw.
I'm glad it's useful to you! The owner of this website approached me about the subject and I was able to work with him and tell him the kinds of items people outside of Japan sometimes find hard to locate and he arranged to have those items just for that reason! I think that if you're ever looking for anything else specific, just ask and maybe he can find it.
Each flower you make is usually on a wire. You wrap the wires around each other and onto an armature made of wire or onto the clip or comb you're using. I hope that makes sense! I have to make a new instructional video soon so I will try to cover that in better detail. Sorry for the long delay!
That's a good suggestion to make your own. I mentioned there's a recipe to people in my first video, but nobody seemed interested in doing it, so I included info about the glue in this one. I always agree that making things from scratch is a good option though, so I hope more people do try to make their own.
As usual, this video was great! I already know about Zipangu-Treasures, but you made the video so charismatic I watched the whole thing anyway. XD
Oh, and you probably know by now, but those things at they end of the video are just little strings of ruffled fabric to loop between kanzashi for extra oomph. :D
Thank you very much for your effort to share the information of my store 'Zipangu Treasures'. I would like to keep offering kanzashi parts on my site to back up customers who love Kanzashi. Good luck to your great activity!
Of course! I think it's a great resource. You have all kinds of stuff that I've had trouble finding, even in Hawaii. Thank you for making all of these wonderful supplies available to the international market!
Hi! My husband and I found a way to make the silver flutters for bira bira and kanzashi. It keeps saying my comment is too long for here. Your videos are awesome thanks! kathiego233
Hi! I don't have a link or even any pictures so far of the bira bira flutters we made. But when I do I'll be sure to come back here and let everyone know. I need to get better equipment first so it will be soon! Thank you, Kathy
They are quite pretty. <3 They're for sale at that site, they're not my kanzashi. I haven't really been sharing pictures of my work because I'm practicing. <3
Thanks for always leaving me your feedback! n....n
I think the website no longer exist, as it seems to link me to a blank page...:(
Dragonlet176 1 year ago
@Dragonlet176 Yes, I've been told that, unfortunately. I have the contact for the gentleman I worked with and I'll e-mail him and ask him if he's opening up again. I'm also going to upload a new video soon that will be trying to show how to make them without as many foreign supplies that are sometimes hard to find. : ) Sorry for the late reply-!
meandrousart 1 year ago
I cant find the video you mention at the beginning on how to make the flowers can you tell me where can i find it I'm really interested....... Thanks
lexygaga 1 year ago
@lexygaga Sorry, my video on that was taken down. I've agreed to make another one soon so please come back later. : ) Sorry for the late reply too, btw.
meandrousart 1 year ago
My friend, thank you so much. I was going nuts trying to figure out how and where to get supplies, and how long.... It was getting frustrating....
ShoujoAkuma 2 years ago
I'm glad it's useful to you! The owner of this website approached me about the subject and I was able to work with him and tell him the kinds of items people outside of Japan sometimes find hard to locate and he arranged to have those items just for that reason! I think that if you're ever looking for anything else specific, just ask and maybe he can find it.
meandrousart 2 years ago
I was wondering: How do you connect different parts together? Do you use string to connect multiple pieces? Thanks!!
aquastarz 2 years ago
Each flower you make is usually on a wire. You wrap the wires around each other and onto an armature made of wire or onto the clip or comb you're using. I hope that makes sense! I have to make a new instructional video soon so I will try to cover that in better detail. Sorry for the long delay!
meandrousart 2 years ago
One tip that is more cost effective, but time consuming : Make your own rice glue. Go onto WikiHow and u will find the recipe
Phoenecian84 3 years ago
That's a good suggestion to make your own. I mentioned there's a recipe to people in my first video, but nobody seemed interested in doing it, so I included info about the glue in this one. I always agree that making things from scratch is a good option though, so I hope more people do try to make their own.
meandrousart 3 years ago
After using a couple differnt methods I found that using Rice Flour is also a really great sub. It's quicker and less waste. ;)
Phoenecian84 3 years ago
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mexico1568 8 months ago
As usual, this video was great! I already know about Zipangu-Treasures, but you made the video so charismatic I watched the whole thing anyway. XD
Oh, and you probably know by now, but those things at they end of the video are just little strings of ruffled fabric to loop between kanzashi for extra oomph. :D
IchigoNiNaru 4 years ago
Oh, why thank you! Not only for your compliment, but the info! <3 Sorry it took me so long to reply, but I've been on vacation. That's fun stuff. XD
meandrousart 4 years ago
Thank you very much for your effort to share the information of my store 'Zipangu Treasures'. I would like to keep offering kanzashi parts on my site to back up customers who love Kanzashi. Good luck to your great activity!
macha32jp 4 years ago
Of course! I think it's a great resource. You have all kinds of stuff that I've had trouble finding, even in Hawaii. Thank you for making all of these wonderful supplies available to the international market!
meandrousart 4 years ago
Hi! My husband and I found a way to make the silver flutters for bira bira and kanzashi. It keeps saying my comment is too long for here. Your videos are awesome thanks! kathiego233
kathiego233 4 years ago
Did you? So cool. <333 I'd love to see. Do you have a link? Maybe you should make a video!
Thanks for the compliment, and thanks for subscribing. I hope I'll continue to entertain you in future videos. n...n
meandrousart 4 years ago
Hi! I don't have a link or even any pictures so far of the bira bira flutters we made. But when I do I'll be sure to come back here and let everyone know. I need to get better equipment first so it will be soon! Thank you, Kathy
kathiego233 4 years ago
Looking forward to it. <3
meandrousart 4 years ago
Yes, please share! That's amazing, finding a way to make the flutters. 8D
IchigoNiNaru 4 years ago
Ghetto Kanzashi! lol ty so much =D now to get started =P
Gaara17XD 4 years ago
Good, good! So glad! : D Share pics of what you make, okay? n...n (and no problem.)
meandrousart 4 years ago
Wonderful details and advice, beautiful kanzashi, great video. Thanks.
thanrose 4 years ago
They are quite pretty. <3 They're for sale at that site, they're not my kanzashi. I haven't really been sharing pictures of my work because I'm practicing. <3
Thanks for always leaving me your feedback! n....n
meandrousart 4 years ago
Thank you for the lovely tips! It'll definitely come in handy :D
ryuseii 4 years ago
I'm so glad. : ) If you can, please share with me what you make. I'd really like to see. <33
meandrousart 4 years ago
I'll definitely share what I make once I get started xD
I need some good fabrics ^^
ryuseii 4 years ago
Good, good! I can't wait to see! I'm holding you to that, now. <33
meandrousart 4 years ago
Hi! I see good fabrics on eBay all the time. Check your local fabric store and sewing machine stores where they have quilting classes too. Kathy
kathiego233 4 years ago