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Kurokami-Kanzashi β Kanzashi Tutorial - Part 7
Published: 2006-12-14 17:04:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 68398; Favourites: 349; Downloads: 10128
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Well, a lot of people have been asking me to create a tsumami kanzashi tutorial. So here's part 7.Other parts:
Part 1: Preparing your Fabric [link]
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
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Thank you for these instructions. and sorry for not leaving much of a comment on the others I just like to finish reading every thing before doing or saying something pertinent but thank you for these. Now the only thing left to do is try making my own. ^_^
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woooooowwww~~ thank you for your tutorial ^o^
I love it~ I'll try to make it
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Wanted to give you thanks for this tutorial, you really saved my ass on a costume that I wanted to make kanzashi for!
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do u have one on making butterflies or rose like flowers?
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Unfortunately, no. The only tutorials I have are in the Tutorials and Resources section of my gallery.
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Hello , Fromm the beginning id want to tank you for youβre tutorial ο I love tinkering whit things like this.
I wanted to ash you one thing because youβre probably while now the answer. I wanted tu use the mask like Geisha makeup in a photo session but frankly Iβm no cosmetician I donβt know what to use to get a face white like that. I saw one photo at youβre account whit that kind of makeup, cued you tell my how you did that ?
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Hi there! I use actual traditional Japanese makeup for my geisha cosplays. It's rather difficult to get a similar result with western makeups. Unfortunately the traditional stuff is quite pricey, so unless you're planning to use it often it's not really worth it. There's a section on the forums on this website about getting a geisha look with western makeup: www.immortalgeisha.com You might want to take a look there to find alternatives. Otherwise, the traditional set usually retails for about $350 USD on ebay.
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thanks a lot for a wonderful tutorial! you've made some things very clear, that i was confused about. Although a request: if you could take pics of the steps, esp in creating the falls, it would be so helpful.
Where can i see your creations?
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Thank you! Unfortunately I don't have the time to update my tutorials anymore. So I won't be able to add any photos. All of the kanzashi in my gallery here are my personal creations. You can also find them up for sale here: KurokamiKanzashi.etsy.com
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Any recommendations for hair clips/pin bases to use instead of sticks?
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thank you indeed for this tutorial! very useful one ^_________^
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! I just recently re-found it with the extra pages (very helpful!) Thank you so much, you're wonderful!
Here's my first few tries, if you're interested: [link]
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Thanks you very much for your tutorials. They have been very well set out and I have found them easy to follow. Now to try it!
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Thanks for posting this tutorial! Now I can finally understand how to make this well enough to try!
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I wanted to wear kanzashi and really wanted to try making a piece to wear with a kimono I recently purchased. Your tutorial is just what I was looking for! With other tutorials the pictures were just confusing for me so this really helps. Thanks so much for posting this, I can't wait to use it! ^^
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THANK YOU so much for having this tutorial. Now I can make a lovely hair piece for my future walolita outfit. ^3^
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You're welcome! Post pictures when you make it so I can see what you made from my tutorial!
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Almost finished. Just have to find some more tinkerbells to add to the end of the falls. Again, thank you so much for the tutorial.
Here's what I made. [link]
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Pardon me. I'll just be over here, rubbing my hands together and giggling madly...
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Hi! I love your tutorial, but I had a question that I don't see in most tutorials.. How to add Bira Bira strips. And where people might find them or how to make them if you can't find them.. I love the little metal strips, but I'm just wondering how to get them attached and where to find them as possibilities. Thank you so much for sharing such a beautiful artform
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Thank you! The bira-bira are attached the same way as the flowers. You can buy bira-bira here: [link]
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Thank you for the response back!! <3 I really appreciate it! I can't wait to make some kanzashi!
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*is in awe* im going to an expo this weekend WA-loli style, and this is exactly what i need! thanks you SOOO much! <33
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the text is a little hard to read in these images, do you have a place where you uploaded a larger version?
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Simply hit the download button on the left side of the screen. It will allow you to download a larger version.
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thanks alot for the tutorial ^^
it's very helpfull!
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(grins sheepishly) And now I feel like a goober for suggesting you tell us all your secrets on how to make these. Thank you so much for making this tutorial! Yes, it is giving me ideas...
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Thank you so much for this tutorial! I <3 it! All of my books are in Japanese, so this is a nice thing to have!
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Beautiful work;EZ to follow tute.
Thank you. My stash of silk scarves is in jeopardy.............
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I LOVE YOU !
lol thanks so much
is it possible though to make it bigger alittle?
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Thank you! Just hit the little computer shaped icon on the left and you should be able to see it at a larger size.
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oh thanks ^^
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Thank you for making these. I had wanted to make a kanzashi for my sister, and now I can try it. ^_^
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I think I've found a nice summer project to keep me occupied. I've got so much random fabric laying around the house. Maybe I'll do some practice cotton ones before I purchase nicer materials. Hehe. x3
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Thank you for making this tutorial! I've been scouring all over the internet ever since I got interested in how to make kanzashi like maiko's wear (all thanks to Shojo Beat xDD)! This is so awesome. Now I just have to locate the supplies and practice, practice, practice!
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Thanks so much! I'm glad you've found it helpfull!
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thank you so much for making this tutorial!!
...but the text is so tiny...
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Thank you! Just hit the download button on the left side of the screen and you can see the text at full size.
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Thank you a lot for this tutorial!!!! I loved!!!
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I've read through the entire tutorial and WOW. Thanks! I've been racking my brains trying to figure out how to make a piece for a cosplay I'm doing, and having a detailed kanzashi tutorial like this really, really helps! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
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I'm happy you've found it useful!
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These instructions are great, very simple.
Thinking of giving a stab at it myself.
Thanks for taking the time to set it out and everything.
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