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■Set contents: 1 lecture sheet, 1 original picture book, 15 paper-cutting sheets, 5 sheets of Awa paper, 2 sheets of tracing paper
■Materials / Paper cutting sheet, original picture book, tracing paper, Japanese paper (Awa paper), lesson book: paper; Original cutting mat: PVC (Type 1 only)
■Size / Lecture sheet: Approx. 14.8cm (height) x 10.4cm (width) Original picture book: Approx. 14.8cm (height) x 11.4cm (width) Paper cutting sheet: Approx. 13.8cm (height) x 10.5cm (width) Awa paper: Approx. 13.8cm (height) x 10.5cm (width) Tracing paper: Approx. 13.8cm (height) x 10.5cm (width) Cutting mat: Approx. 17cm (height) x 12cm (width) (Type 1 only)
*Since washi (Awagami) is hand-dyed by artisans, each sheet will have slight variations in folds, color, and texture.
*Cutting mats (except Type 1) and craft knives are not included in the set. You will need to provide them yourself.
*These are lessons that you can choose from and purchase, originally sold as a 12-month Multiple Subscription (12 deliveries). Please note that some lessons may no longer be available.
*Registration for this course is now closed.
*This product will only be delivered in the month you place your order.
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Love at first sight. Originally, I loved stars and myths, but I applied without hesitation because the catalog photos were so beautiful. Every month, I was really looking forward to picking it up. I had the most fun when I applied washi paper to the paper cutouts and wondered, "Ah, this isn't it." The lesson I enjoyed the most was "Apollo". The story was beautiful, as was the design. All the works are displayed at home. I enjoyed it little by little when I had time, such as on weekday nights. [Messages and advice for those who want to start] It takes time, but the sense of accomplishment when it is completed is great. Please try to challenge while slowly thinking about the world of mythology.

Dear Anonymous
I had taken paper-cutting lessons from Mr. Sagawa before, and it was a lot of fun, so I applied. I was happy that it became a book, and it was fun. The "Zeus" lesson was the first one, so I had a lot of affection for it, and it was the most fun. In the finished picture book, I open the page I like from time to time and display it upright. It was rewarding to make a book, but I also want to make something that can be given to someone, such as a card or postcard. [Messages and advice for those who want to start] Beginners who find it difficult to finish a whole book can start with simple parts, and once they have improved, they can move on to larger and more difficult parts. Even if you don't have it, I think you'll be able to complete the book in a year. The Japanese paper is also beautiful, so you can continue to enjoy it.

Dear Anonymous
I applied because I wanted to challenge something that I could focus on and something I had never done before. Color matching was both fun and difficult. Enjoyed it on a lazy weekday afternoon. I sometimes look at the finished picture book and read it. Since I'm a beginner, it might have been easier to make it a little bigger... Also, it might have been better to have a bigger one so that I could enjoy the remaining designs with my children. [Messages and advice for those who want to start] Everything is a challenge. I wasn't sure if I could do it before, but when I started doing it, I was doing it for about 2 hours every day. I'm looking forward to the finished product.

Shiori Shizuoka (48 years old, female)
My husband found out about it on a TV show and applied for it (because he thought I would like it). At first it was tiring and difficult, but once I got used to it, I was able to do it quickly and it was fun. The finished picture book was stored as a collection. In addition to picture books, if you combine your favorite patterns and display them in a glass photo frame, it will be an interior item that you can appreciate very beautifully.

Ms. Nekota, Hyogo Prefecture (58 years old, female)
I wanted to start paper-cutting. I was fascinated by the process of coloring with Awa paper. It wasn't too detailed, and I had a lot of fun with the writer's advice. I'm glad that there is more than just the program, such as the freedom to arrange them in the picture book as you like, and the use of leftover cutouts. I enjoyed it when I wanted to relax and concentrate, such as between housework or before studying. The finished picture book can be displayed in a photo frame with a scene of your choice, or it can be displayed in the front door while closed. Recommended for those who want to start something new! When I have time, I can progress at my own pace, and the sense of accomplishment when I finish a book is irresistible.

Ms. Fuji from Aichi Prefecture (29 years old, female)
It was a lot of fun. The unknown Ebisode of Greek mythology was also interesting. It ended when I got used to it and I want to do more. Every month, I was sent the washi in the color of the lecture, and I used the washi from the first lecture and enjoyed the original color scheme in the second half.

Fukuoka Prefecture Keith (50 years old, female)