Construction methods for garments are fairly universal, so I also find my favourite English patterns give the helpful instruction needed to whip up those favourite Japanese designs with more confidence.
Friday, August 22, 2008
More translation assistance
For more translation of Japanese sewing terms you may like to look to Jennifer's Moving Hands blog or to Korallin's posts on the blog Label Free.
Construction methods for garments are fairly universal, so I also find my favourite English patterns give the helpful instruction needed to whip up those favourite Japanese designs with more confidence.
Construction methods for garments are fairly universal, so I also find my favourite English patterns give the helpful instruction needed to whip up those favourite Japanese designs with more confidence.
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Ohayo Gozamasu!I love your blog and hope you don't mind me having you as a link on my blog?
Wow, just the type of blog I am looking for. Do you know anything about the Furoshiki? I love the way they use these for everything. Bags, wraps, scarves. I just don't know what the measurements are for a small one to use as a bag.
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