This is meant to be a tea container, but I don't put anything in it.
It's empty, see...
This one's a piggy bank.
And a tissue box.
Monday, December 27, 2010
Hanji
Earlier this year, I discovered the joy of hanji gong-ye "traditional paper craft". The government offers free classes to spouses of Korean nationals, so I took advantage of their hanji and Korean language class offerings while I was pregnant. It's easy, fun, and makes for great gifts; I gave most of what I made to family and friends for Christmas this year. Each item comes as a kit and takes under an hour to make (but quite a number of hours to dry). Here are a few pictures of what I've kept for myself:
This is meant to be a tea container, but I don't put anything in it.
It's empty, see...
This one's a piggy bank.
This is meant to be a tea container, but I don't put anything in it.
It's empty, see...
This one's a piggy bank.
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How lovely! I've always wanted to study Korean arts more. I did a ribbon art class before Thomas was born and really loved it! One day again maybe!
ReplyDeleteYes, I really enjoy doing this. I'd love to take another class again some time; maybe when Logan's old enough to entertain himself for lengthy periods of time^^
ReplyDeleteheeeey, i didn't get one.... booooo!!
ReplyDeletehaha sorry Mel, but none of the 'gang' did, if that makes you feel any better :P
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