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Publications for use with the Kumihimo Disk and Plate Kumihimo Disk and Plate and Japanese Booklets | ![]() Takadai Rep Braids by Richard Sutherland. Learn how to produce colorful belt-width braids by adapting a standard size takadai for use with 80 weighted threads. Richard combines the freedom of fingerbraiding with the orderliness of a takadai. Six original patterns suitable for cotton, wool, or silk belts are provided, with methods for buckle or sash starts. Included is a detailed section on creating one’s own unique designs. Soft cover, the monograph contains 30 pages, 31 color illustrations, and reproducible graphs. $20.00
Errata for page 23, on both the color graph and the plain graph, a hatch mark needs to be added to Right Side Moves 9 and 10. On Move 9 the right side square touching the center line, and Move 10 the square next to it (one up from the center line).
| ![]() Textures and Edges for Takadai Braids by Jennie Parry takes you systematically through a series of tactile textured single braids made on the takadai and 12 different edges. The doors are then open for you to design your own personal range of oblique interlaced braids. Minimum skills needed to explore these patterns are a familiarity with setting up a takadai and the ability to follow plain and twill hand moves. All the braids discussed use either 33 or 38 bobbins. The book also included reproducible pages for making your own designs. Imported, soft cover, metal spiral binding, color and black and white photos, 38 pages, $25.95. |
![]() Sixty Sensational Samples: A Kumihimo Collection by Shirley Berlin and Carol Goodwin. This book can be used as a workbook. All you need to know is how to use a marudai (or a disk). The book consists of color photos of the braids (back and front and close-up) and all the information needed to recreate them along with very helpful comments by the authors. | ![]() The Thirty-Seven Interlacements of Hira Kara Gumi by Rosalie Neilson is created with graphics from Braid Runner, the book describes how the binary code can be used to predict unique two-color designs out of a possible 254. It is a limited edition book of 500 copies, each signed and numbered, presenting research into unique design possibilities of kumihimo. The book, based on a model of a Japanese folded page book, has 60 folded pages, and measures 4-1/4" wide by 6-3/4" tall. The artwork on the cover is representative of the stitched-and-silk binding of Japanese books. | ![]() BraidRunner by Rosalie Neilson. Explore the infinite design possibilities of fourteen different 8 element braids. Change color by clicking mouse button on braid diagram or marudai stand schematic. Test hundreds of possibilities before committing to expensive materials. Print out full color designs or black and white templates notated for hand coloring. On-line tutorial, help files, printed tutorial. |
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