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Well, a lot of people have been asking me to create a tsumami kanzashi tutorial. So here it is - well part 1 at least.

Other parts:
Part 1: Preparing your Fabric
Part 2: Petal Folding [link]
Part 3: Making your Own Kanzashi - Base [link]
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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~KisameFanFromHell Mar 14, 2012
Thanks for this I've been curious about these lately. I need to try making one.^_^

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~carbonglo Mar 1, 2012  New member
Thank You!! I've wanted to make these but wasn't able to figure out how to do it on my own.
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Mood: Joy ~SkyFuria Jan 30, 2012
Thank you so much i've been doing these for some time now but i've never ever come across a proper tut for the pointed petals ty so very much
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~lilyvampire Jul 12, 2011
I just found it... It's really great and helpful tutorial, thanks :)
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~poison-is-my-potion Jul 6, 2011
I am so glad you put this up!!!

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~midori-hime Jun 25, 2011
Do you HAVE to starch the fabric? What happens if you dont?

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~Kickstarter Jul 1, 2011  Hobbyist General Artist
Starching the fabric makes it stiff. So if you don't, it will probably be floppy and ugly. That's just my guess. Starching is not difficult or expensive and can be bought in most stores like Wal Mart.

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~Enjoycake May 25, 2011
Erm...Is there anyway I could use a couple teaspoons of corn starch in a pan of water that has been heated and then cooled slightly? O_o

Cause I have plenty of cornstarch.
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~Laila-chan May 30, 2011
and potato starch is commonly used in Europe to starch clothes.. rice starch is used in Asia, becouse of a lot of rice xD

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~Laila-chan May 30, 2011
from my chemists point of view, it doesnt matter, which starch it is, but popcorn starch can make white textile into white-yellow . try to experiment and see :D All ou have to do is boil it and then wait till it cools then try put into it wet textil or dry.. it can behave differently :) Good luck or wait for another better reply ^^

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