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Abalone knot 2 - Japanese paper cord craft

Let's make a basic Abalone knot (Awaji knot) with 2 Mizuhiki paper cords. The more cords you have the more difficult to handle. Tips for handling multiple cords are: align the tips of the cords using desktop or the other side of the hand pulling cords one by one when shaping. You need 2 x 30cm Mizuhiki cords in this video happy JP designs has assorted Mizuhiki paper cords at our Etsy shop. http://www.happyjp.com.au/ Abalone (Awabi in Japanese) has long been a very valuable item and a symbol of longevity. The knot is also considered to be one of the most auspicious knots because the left and right rings are tied to each other and the knot becomes even stronger when pulled by holding both ends. There is a theory that the shape of the knot resembles an abalone, but the origin of the name is unknown. Please follow our Instagram and Facebook for updates.   / happyjpdesigns     / happyjpdesigns   There will be online workshops on 1 and 21 October 2021 with more detailed live stream tutorial. The details and booking are from the following website. https://classbento.com.au/make-japane... Mizuhiki is traditional Japanese art, using a Mizuhiki paper cord. Yes, they are made of paper! The core of the Mizuhiki cord is twisted paper and then dyed or wrapped with coloured thread, then knotted into shapes. This technique has been used for centuries for gift wrapping decorations including gorgeous engagement gifts from the groom's family to the bride's family, and for gift money envelopes. It is even used to tie a Samurai’s and Sumo wrestler’s top knot! In this fun YouTube video, you'll learn how to tie basic knots. Then you can use them for gift wrapping, earrings, brooches etc. Mizuhiki products are the perfect gift for "wedding" (tie the knot) and "1st wedding anniversary" which is "paper anniversary" because Mizuhiki is made of paper! #mizuhiki #japanesecraft #papercraft #mizhiki #japaneseart #crafttutorial #diytutorial #awajiknot #abaloneknot #awabiknot #knot #happyJP #cryptoknot #celticknot #japaneseknot