Japanese Creations is a Japanese arts and crafts experience creator offering unique
Japanese crafts and courses. With all materials hand-selected in Japan to assure
authenticity, Japanese Creations shares traditional Japanese heritage through
treasured crafts.
Chigiri-e is a Japanese-style paper collage created using hand-dyed Washi paper to
create realistic or abstract images that are traditionally used in greeting cards or other
modern-day crafts, such as scrapbooking. The layering and soft textures of Washi
paper look similar to watercolor painting, but the Washi paper fibers also add edge,
texture and depth that watercolors cannot achieve.
Ranging from $24 to $32, Japanese Creations offers Chigiri-e kits that are perfect for
card making, scrapbooking, décor and gift giving! Also available is an online Chigiri-e
course, which offers multiple Chigiri-e techniques across a variety of projects.
We are giving two Craftgossip.com readers holiday Chigiri-e kits!
For your chance to win, simply comment below telling us why you would like to win
! Giveaway is open to U.S. addresses only; giveaway
closes December 15, 2018.
Japanese Creations also offers courses in the Etegami craft, a colorful folk art
consisting of Sumi ink drawings, Gansai paints and sentiments; as well as Chirimen, a
centuries-old art that transforms Shibo kimono fabric into exquisite, hand-sewn pouches and ornaments.
Visit www.JapaneseCreations.com. Rooted in Japan. Made by you.
charmedlife2006 says
What a great prize. I enjoy making greeting cards and this would be a lovely new technique to learn! Thanks for hosting the giveaway.
mjmarmo says
I love creating cards and learning new techniq
mjmarmo says
I love creating cards and learning new techniques. This looks very interesting!
Christi says
I would give this to a friend who loves to paint. I know he would make some beautiful ornaments or something else for all of us.
Renee Grandinetti says
I would love to win because these look like a lot of fun.
Melody Johnson says
This sounds interesting.
deb love says
I would LOVE to win this! Both look so unique!
annehaun says
Wow this would be a fun book. I would love to win as I love paper projects and love working with paper.
Regina says
I used to live in Japan and admired their hand crafts, but never was able to learn any. This would be great!
Gwen Meehan says
This would be a great craft to learn together with my two teenage daughters and give us some quality bonding time together. Plus it looks beautiful!
Layne Lanpher says
This looks so interesting – I’d love to give it a try!
Ginny Brennan says
I am going to Japan in Jan 2019! I’d love to learn more about Japanese crafts.
Sharon Hansen says
I’m fascinated with Japanese handcrafts and would love the opportunity to actually learn one. Thank-you for the give-away.
Kathlynn Uenaka says
I love working with washi paper for scrapbooking cards and have subscribed to the JapaneseCreations newsletter. Thank you for introducing the website to me.
marcia bowers says
something I have never seen would love to learn more about
Cheryl Ann Arnett says
I would just love to learn more on Japan hand crafts. I have always admired looking at them and this would just be a lovely. Thanks for the opportunity.
Denise Bryant says
This looks really fun to try!
Lindsay says
I would love to use these to create mail art for my pen pals across the world!
Kate says
I have long admired hand crafts from Japan! Thank you for running this giveaway!! I would love to win this kit!
spierssusan says
I have always been interested in Japan & all things Japanese! Learning new things & the adventures, the journey & the wonderful results in this concept is absolutely intriquing! Thank you!
spierssusan says
I have always been intriqed by Japan! The colors, the fabric & the wonderful crafts! This idea & these creations I so admire! Thank you!
Elizabeth De la Rosa says
I love paper crafting. Origami has long been a fave and I would love to give this a try! Hand made cards/ornaments are always special to give.
Dawn says
I would love to win this! It looks like it would be a lot of fun to learn how to do.
Michelle R says
I think the prettiest paper crafts come out of Japan. Their attention to detail always amazes me. Would like to give one of their kits a try and see if it spurs any talent.
Clay878 says
The first Japanese craft I received was an origami woman wearing traditional dress. I have admired this little bookmark for over 25 years and would enjoy learning a Japanese craft.
Linda says
I love how beautiful their handicrafts are. Would love to learn how to make them.
Lori Kay says
This looks like a lot of fun. Thanks for the giveaway!
MARTHAIA says
Would be great to learn & make….Thanks
margay1122 says
I am always looking for something new and fun to try and this looks like both. Plus, my younger daughter loves Japan and Japanese things, so that’s added incentive.
janet sisk says
I love learning new papercrafting techniques and this definitly sounds like fun. Thanks for a chance to win! 😀
Alice C. says
ooooo, the designs shown are so simple, yet delightful! I’d love to try some of them!