Angelicate Chirimen Felt Fabric with 14 Solid 10 Pieces Each with Flower Tsumami-Zaiku Fabric, Pre-Cut Fabric, Washers, Scraps, Colors, Colors,

This pack contains 140 pieces of pre-cut 3cm square fabric for crepe crafts, with 10 pieces in each of 14 colors. Why not create handmade projects like yukata, traditional Japanese clothing for kindergarten entrance ceremonies, furisode for coming-of-age ceremonies or graduation ceremonies, or hairpins for Shichi-Go-San (fifth-year and seven-three festivals)? Since there is no need for the tedious cutting work, you can concentrate on the actual work, making it suitable for beginners as a practice kit or as a simple kit. It is also recommended for improving your skills. The fabric comes in 5 solid colors and 9 patterned colors. (Pastel B and Colorful B are all solid colors.) The colors are coordinated to create a cohesive look. The fabric is cut from a single piece of fabric specifically for tsumami zaiku, so the pattern may differ slightly from the image. Thank you for your understanding. It comes with 20 white bases so you can get started right away, and the dough is stored in a plastic case so it won't fall apart. Set contents: 14 colors x approximately 10 pieces each Fabric size: approximately 3cm x 3cm Base size: approximately 2.5cm (20 white pieces) Dedicated case Material: rayon and others Colors: red, purple, blue, yellow, pink, green, pastel A, pastel B, colorful A, colorful B The back of the fabric has an adhesive interlining. Uses: hairpins, hair ornaments, brooches, accessories, bag charms, etc. As a single piece of fabric is cut for tsumami zaiku, the pattern and design may differ from the image. Thank you for your understanding. This pack contains 140 pieces of pre-cut 3cm square fabric for crepe crafts, with 10 pieces in each of 14 colors. Why not create handmade projects like yukata, traditional Japanese clothing for kindergarten entrance ceremonies, furisode for coming-of-age ceremonies or graduation ceremonies, or hairpins for Shichi-Go-San (fifth-year and seven-three festivals)?