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I was given a big box of leftover embroidery thread and I have been using it learning to make temari balls. They are made by wrapping yarn and then thinner and thinner thread around a core until it forms a ball, dividing the ball and marking it with thread and finally stitching geometric designs over the markings. I am still very much a beginner but these are really fun to make.
I've never heard of this before! It looks like it must be fun to touch.
This is incredible! I had never heard of these so I've been looking them up and they are super neat. Thank you for sharing! Definitely not looking like a beginner at all!
What a fun way to use leftover thread!! How did you learn about this? How are you choosing to display it?
This is beautiful! How much time does something like this take? I might get into this.
This is really pretty! Temari is something I've been wanting to try, but I haven't quite gotten the hang of it. Do you have any resources for getting started? Like written tutorials or videos?
I like to follow written instructions so I would recommend finding books on places like archive.org to get started.
I haven't used video instructions, but I assume YouTube has a ton of them.