Welcome & the story of hanji
Hear the story behind hanji paper and the jumchi technique over tea.
Practice on a color test swatch
Try the jumchi layering technique on a scrap piece before the real one.
Make your postcard
Layer and press wet hanji sheets by hand to shape your own postcard.
Write & address your postcard
While it dries, write your message and address it to send home.
Bonus: make a small hanji bookmark
Time permitting, use leftover scraps to make a matching hanji bookmark to keep.
Finishing touches & wrap up
Add final touches, and wrap-up while I explain how your postcard will be mailed.
Duration : 75min
Age : All ages
Level : beginners
Date: Every Wednesdays - contact for more availability
Location : Seoul, Yangcheon District, Mokdongdong-ro 202, 2nd Floor, Studo #203,204 STUDIO POTTERY SOOHA
Price is for 1 person. Please add quantity as many as you need(max. 6 people/group)
Please use the link below to book.
**This is a digital PDF pattern, not a finished/physical item.
No physical product will be shipped — you'll receive a downloadable PDF with instructions to make the kitsune yourself.
Level : Intermediate
Have you ever wanted a kitsune to snuggle with? If so, this pattern is for you!!
A kitsune is a beautiful mythical creature in Japanese folklore. These fox spirits are known for being intelligent and powerful, and are often shown with 1–9 tails!
For this pattern, you can choose how many tails you want your kitsune to have. (I made mine with 5 tails!) There is also a fun modification you can make in the journals section.
I created this kitsune for Katz’s Crochet Tournament and had so much fun making it!
Please do not sell, copy, or claim this pattern as your own. You may sell finished items made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer.
You are also welcome to share photos online — just please remember to credit me as the designer.
Have fun!!
-THE MINI SEED
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