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:iconkurokami-kanzashi:
Well, a lot of people have been asking me to create a tsumami kanzashi tutorial. So here's part 3.

Other parts:
Part 1: Preparing your Fabric [link]
Part 2: Petal Folding [link]
Part 3: Making your Own Kanzashi - Base
Part 4: Making your Own Kanzashi - Basic Flower [link]
Part 5: Making your Own Kanzashi - Base for Falls [link]
Part 6: Making your Own Kanzashi - Falls [link]
Part 7: Making your Own Kanzashi - Finishing Touches [link]
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Your tutorials are so awesome and they are easy to follow! I do have a question though; after making some kanzashi out of 2x2 inch squares I'm ready to try something smaller. If I did a 1x1 inch square would I then make my base half an inch in diameter? Is there a ratio in relation to petal size or a chart or anything? If not then I can just experiment, but after following your tutorial I was finally able to make one that actually looked like a flower. All the attempts I made based on my own judgement just sucked, lol! So I'd rather trust your instincts then mine. Thanks!! :D

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:iconkisamefanfromhell:
cool time to read the next.^_^

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!RD-7391 Sep 30, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
You're missing Parts 4-7. :-(
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:iconkurokami-kanzashi:
Yes, unfortunately I haven't had much time to finish this tutorial.

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:iconrd-7391:
!RD-7391 Oct 1, 2010  Hobbyist General Artist
Well, I'll be patiently waiting for the rest of them! :D
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Mood: Joy ~AlejandraPizarnik Jul 2, 2010  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Thanks for make this tutorials :) they are very useful and especific.... :heart:

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:iconaricaleonhart:
?This says part 3, where can I find part one and two. I've looked at the steps you've listed in the description and they're wonderfully detailed. But what is mayfair?

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:iconkurokami-kanzashi:
There are links to all the other parts of this tutorial in the artist's comments section. Mayfair is simply a type of thick paper.

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:iconaricaleonhart:
Silly me... I found parts 1 & 2

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One who knows nothing, can understand nothing. There is darkness in every heart. Never lose the light that music brings. Double, double toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble...

SOMETHING WICKED THIS WAY COMES!
Jade Cat
Jade_bh@yahoo.com
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:iconapocalypticsister:
i was just wondering, where do you get the hair pin/stick/fork? do you buy them from somewhere or do you actually make them yourself? and also, if you do make them, what kind of wire or metal do you use?
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