Temari Traditions

Temari: Japanese Thread Balls, were originally toy balls made for children from unravelled threads of discarded silk kimonos. Dating back to the 10th century A.D., they developed from a simple home craft into traditional treasures of Japan's finest needlework.Diana Vandervoort, author of "Temari: How to make Japanese Thread Balls," best-selling beginner book, shows you how easy it is to: Learn more advanced methods and techniques.Explore the use of ribbons, rayons, cottons, and metallic in vibrant colors.Create unlimited combinations.Produce gorgeous gifts for pennies.This book is your passport to needlecraft enjoyment at its most rewarding. It's NEW, it's FUN, it's FAST, it's INEXPENSIVE. For just a few dollars and a few hours, you can create these exquisite and lavish ornaments, perfect for gifts and craft fairs.