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Arimatsu Shibori – Handmade Heritage in Smalltown Japan

Thursday, August 4, 2011 by Marisa Edghill

Suzusan Shibori During my time living in Japan, one of my favourite discoveries was shibori. I shouldn't really say "discovery", it was more of an introduction! Just south of Nagoya, my Japanese hometown for 4 years, lies Arimatsu, a small town with a big reputation. Knowing my interest in art and craft, one of my students and her husband decided that a field trip to Arimatsu … [Read more...] about Arimatsu Shibori – Handmade Heritage in Smalltown Japan

Celebrate in Handmade Style: 20 Tutorials to Give Your Next Party a Handmade Touch

Thursday, July 28, 2011 by Marisa Edghill

Congratulations to Jessika on her first year as the Editor of Oh My! Handmade Goodness! July seems to be full of birthdays and celebrations - we celebrated Omiyage's 1st birthday this month too. And what a great way to celebrate here on OMHG - a whole month jam-packed with parties! So, let's keep this party going with a round-up of fun tutorials you can use to celebrate in … [Read more...] about Celebrate in Handmade Style: 20 Tutorials to Give Your Next Party a Handmade Touch

A Pinterest Challenge! Inspiration, Pinspiration and Trying New Things

Friday, June 24, 2011 by Marisa Edghill

by Marisa Edghill of Omiyage I don't know about you, but I've been making something for as long as I can remember. And, to be honest, I'm a bit of a dabbler. While I'm (almost always) hopelessly devoted to my husband, I'm not so monogamous when it comes to craft! It all started with handmade teddy bears (special-ordered joints and eyes, fluff everywhere). From there I … [Read more...] about A Pinterest Challenge! Inspiration, Pinspiration and Trying New Things

Tutorials: Crafting with Kids

Friday, May 27, 2011 by Marisa Edghill

by Marisa Edghill of Omiyage.ca Crafting with kids can be such a joyful experience.  A time to let go of your perfectionist streak (I know you've got one, we all do!) and simply let the creativity flow.  An opportunity to get a little messy, experiment with pure bright colour, and not to worry so much about the final product. When crafting with kids, the joy is in the … [Read more...] about Tutorials: Crafting with Kids

{Tutorial} Freshen Up Your Kitchen with Custom Tea Towels

Wednesday, April 27, 2011 by Marisa Edghill

by Marisa Edghill of Omiyage This month, I wanted to share a project with you that is simple and challenging, useful and fun, and that you can make for yourself or as a Mother's Day present. Sounds great right? C'mon then, let's make custom tea towels.  Because, really, who doesn't love a good tea towel? The actual construction of the tea towels is a breeze.  After … [Read more...] about {Tutorial} Freshen Up Your Kitchen with Custom Tea Towels

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