Hello Sandwiches!
My Japanese craft book is here!!! Thank you so much to my editor, the lovely and amazing Chisa-san, Boco-chan and Tuesday-san! I feel so lucky to have made this book with BNN who have always been one of my favourite Japanese publishers. You can buy it in most Japanese book stores and it will be available internationally in a few months.
HELLO SANDWICH かわいく暮らす、ものづくりのアイデア帖
The Hello Sandwich Book is full of 40 craft projects to make your everyday life special and cute. The book is divided into 5 parts: Stationery, Items for your bag, Lifestyle, Gift Wrapping and Photo & Journal. You will find paper craft projects, fabric projects, upcycling projects, a little scrap booking (not in a cheesy way!), a little journalling, and a few 'only in Japan' style craft projects!
The book is only in Japanese language, but there are many 'how to make' photos for each project so you can also enjoy making these projects!
All of the projects in the book can be made within 10minutes - 1 day. It’s not a super complicated craft book that requires years of experience, or reading complicated crocheting patterns. Phew! Mini corsages, lined envelopes, and a cute book cover could all be made in no time at all, whereas you might like to pop on a cup of tea, and turn on some Lullatone when making a decoupage coat rack or sewing a reversible tote bag.
HELLO SANDWICH かわいく暮らす、ものづくりのアイデア帖
目次：Contents
PART1：STATIONERY
オリジナルステーショナリーをつくろう！
PART2：ITEMS FOR YOUR BAG
かわいいアイテムを持ってでかけよう！
PART3：LIFESTYLE
お部屋をポップに彩ろう！
PART4：GIFT WRAPPING
大好きな人へ、とびきりキュートなプレゼント！
PART5：PHOTO＆JOURNAL
たのしい毎日を、かわいく記録しよう！
You can order your copy via amazon Japan and Yes Asia.
I am in Kurashiki now and I spotted my book on sale in the Kurashiki Station bookshop!
SPECIAL HELLO SANDWICH READER GIVEAWAY! (CLOSED)
UPDATE! Thank you everyone for entering the Hello Sandwich giveaway and your amazing suggestions! The lucky winner of my book is Katrina!
P.S. My youngest reader! (How adorable are those cheeks!) This pic was taken at my workshop at the mt school Shikoku, more photos to come soon!
Love Love
Hello Sandwich
xoxo
ebony!! massive congratulations to you!! looks so great and i can't wait to have it in my hot little hands! xx
ReplyDeleteCongrats! It looks like such a lovely book. I would love to win a copy. I'd like to see a Hello Sandwich version of some furoshiki cloth wrapping techniques!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn how to make some lamps for the garden (the little ones that you hang from side to side and look sorta like christmas lights) with cute designs. :3
ReplyDeleteI would love to see you work with wool felt. Sweets and dessert goodies ^_^
ReplyDeleteI want a copy of your book SO MUCH! I would love to learn how to make a lampshade decorated in your cute style :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your book! I am addicted to Japanese craft books and would love to see more uses for my ever growing collection of Washi Tape!
ReplyDeleteHi Ebony.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see a focus on Pom-Pom's...How to make the best colour combination, ideas with incorporating Pom Pom's onto clothing and accessories including belts, hair tyes. Book marks with pom poms...anything PomPom. I think they are beautiful little balls of colour happiness. Even house decorations? Wall handings? How to 'flower press' them etc. What do you think? i'm excited!
Thanks
Emily
emgenki@gmail.com
Looks like such an awesome book! I would love to see some Hello Sandwich jewelry projects...you have such cute style, I'd like to see what you'd come up with :) All the best!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your book! I'd love to win a copy as well. I'd like to see paper crafts that you could display in shadow boxes!
ReplyDeleteAnd also, you posted today about your book release on Facebook and I commented "congratulations!" I would like to apologize for several members of my family and Japanese host parents posting "Congrats Allie!" and other comments on your post thinking it was MY book. I'm sorry that they don't understand Facebook, but I think they're happy for you too! I do wish it was mine... I've admired your crafts for a while and wish I had the creativity you have! :)
Oh wow it looks so AMAZING! I would love to see projects on handmade tote bags :D
ReplyDeleteoooohh...i'd love a copy so much!!! love the little details you do...would like to see your tips and tricks for that!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see your take on kanzashi flowers! Or anything flowery or bloom-related really!
ReplyDeleteYep wool felt for me too!
ReplyDeleteAwesome, this looks super cute! I want to win too ^w^
ReplyDeleteYou've covered most craft projects I like, but I'd be curious to see Hello Sandwich-style room decor!
wow! おめでとう！How wonderful that you have your own craft book :) I'd love to see some craft projects using origami, Hello Sandwich style, of course!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! The book looks amazing :) I always love those how tos on making letters and packages extra special. Can't wait to try the lined envelopes you mentioned - I've always thought they would be way too hard :P
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! I would love to see your ideas for decorating a pair of stockings or socks! That would be so cute.
ReplyDeleteI would like to see some easy to make sweets and trinkets or toys that could be given as gifts :)
ReplyDeleteYour book looks amazing. I would love a tutorial on Christmas treat boxes to place on everyone's plates at the Christmas table, instead of bon bons. I'd fill them with tiny sweets and mini things from the local 100yen shop (would secretly just love an excuse to 'need' to buy things at Daiso)!
ReplyDeleteWow-well done-will definitely be buying a copy when available internationally. would love to see more of your amazing gift wrappings x
ReplyDeleteI would love to see you design a business card holder that I could make for my desk at work. If I win the book I plan on giving it to my mom Takako.
ReplyDeleteWow, this book is totally going on my birthday list! I love the look of it, and your crafts are always so cute. I'm leaving Japan in a few months, so I'm going to need a bit of かわいい to take back with me!
ReplyDeleteIn answer to your question...I'd like to see anything that helps me use up all the beautiful masking tape I'm always buying!
Congratulations on the book! It looks fabulous! I would LOVE to see a series of Hello Sandwich style Kids Crafts and Projects
ReplyDeleteWow wow! Congratulations! I'd like to see more home projects with mt tape - I love washi tapes and would love to have more ideas on how to get them off my desk and out around the house making me happy!
ReplyDeleteThe book looks amazing - congrats! I'd like to see some cute paper garlands fit for a tea party or perhaps some sort of accessory...a badge or a necklace, that'd be cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute book! I love the colors and layouts. Great job, Ebony :)
ReplyDeleteWell, for your next Hello Sandwich's book, I would like to see a craft project with leftover cloth material, how to make a handmade book, and crafting with rocks. I wonder what happened to those stuffs after receive your magical touch :D
Wow...congratulations on your book (^_^)!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see more crochet or recycled craft project.
I would like to make something that involves the use of MT tapes and something nice to make for my desk at work - preferably with polka dots! Well done on your book, it looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteI only discovered Hello Sandwich recently and I am IN LOVE with all the cuteness! I love to have dinner parties, so I'd love to see your Hello Sandwich spin on cupcake wrappers, cake toppers and table centrepieces. A Hello Sandwich high tea!
ReplyDeleteHow kind of you to giveaway a copy of your book, congratulations on the huge achievement! You cover pretty much everything but I'd love to see a DIY teaching people to make their own artwork for their walls using recycled wrapping scraps and pieces. I think it would be very original and completely different plus it would make the project extra special because the artwork would be home/handmade instead of bought at a store! Fingers crossed, love from Angie in Australia xx
ReplyDeleteThe book looks amazing. Congratulations! I would love to see more of your gift wrapping ideas and bookmarks would be cool too. Or window decorations.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new book it looks lovely. I'd like to see a project for Christmas decorations :-)
ReplyDeleteOh wow~ Congratulations! Your book looks amazing. I love it! ^^ I would like to see tutorials on how you can make your own customized stationery for writing letters using different materials like washi tape or sequins. :D That would be awesome~ :3
ReplyDeleteHello Sandwich!!
ReplyDeleteHow to fold an easy paper bag was already in one of your earlier books...i use it all the time...would like to see what more bags you could make, and how to decorate them.
Congratsss! The book looks very lovely and lotsss of eye-candy, & of course great projects to try! I can't wait for your book to reach Kinokuniya in Sydney.
ReplyDeleteHmm...I'd like to see a 'paper jewellery' craft project in a Hello Sandwich book! :D
I'd love to see what you can teach us to make boxes -you know, to hide your tiny stuff, or offer, or even plants things inside!
ReplyDeleteAnd as your book looks adorable, i'd love love love to welcome it to my home ***
Congratulations for your book !
ReplyDeleteI love the kitchen labels ! They are very cute :)
Congratulations Ebony! the book looks beautiful. I would like to see kitchen decor using masking tape, like how to bright up out kitchen using cute craft materials (o^^o)
ReplyDeletenice!! ♡ it would be nice to see metal clay projects :)
ReplyDeleteYAY! Well done Ebony! Looks so amazing! I cant wait to see it! :D
ReplyDeleteIm really in to sewing cute things at the moment and would and love LOVE to see some kind of cute Hello Sandwich sewing project, like tote bags, pencil cases, travel pass holders etc decorated in an Hello Sandwich way....loads of ribbons, trims and pom poms! OOO and maybe in fabric with some Hello Sandwich made patterns!
I hope your enjoying your trip! Looking forward to hearing all about it!
Kat xx
How to make piñatas o/ congrats lady! your book looks lovely :))
ReplyDeleteCongratz on your book!!! Look awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of pompom, I would love to see more tutorial related of how to decorating with pompom :D
xoxo
Pop-up cards or books!
ReplyDelete<3
Love your work. I would like to see something cute/cool to stash all those washi tapes!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations for your book! I love your craft! and I would like to see more on the recycled craft for something to use (things like bag, stationary, house ware etc) :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice book! Congratz!
ReplyDeleteCongrats!! i have some photos collection, so i want to know how to manage in handmade photo album or maybe using it as home decoration :)
ReplyDeletecongratulations! it looks fantastic!
ReplyDeletei would like to win a copy!
i'd love to see a tutorial on how to make cloth book covers/protectors :)
Congrads dearie!! What an amazing looking book!! Very exciting and wish I could celebrate with you!!
ReplyDeleteit looks beautiful! <3 would love to see crafts for a tea party - invites, coasters, napkins, little things to decorate the food... :D
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to see a project on how to make a Hello Sandwich-style Shimekazari! They are SO cool.
Thanks!
Danielle, Montreal
Your new book is so cute! The cover is eye candy itself. :) I would like to see a unique bulletin board with pockets to hang in a craft space. Or an accordian book with a travel scrapbook-type theme or something of that nature, cute bookmarks.....
ReplyDeleteTammy
Congratulations! Your book looks amazing. I'd really like to win a copy. I would like to see a project using "real life" material like newspaper clippings, old books etc etc!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! I would love to see a tutorial on how to put together your own little notebook. That way it can be completely personalized and handmade. :)
ReplyDeleteit looks amazing!! congratulations ebony & otsukare sama deshita!! honto ni kawaii~~! <3 can't wait to see it in person!! :D
ReplyDeleteLovely book! Now I must start searching for a copy! For a craft: I think there must be a way to use tyvek material and washi tape to make belts and accessories, and I think you are just the gal to do it!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the book. I would love to see anything stationery and packaging related! I love those two things.
ReplyDeleteLove your blog I get it in an email how enjoying. Now I can't wait until the book comes to America, I would like to see phone charms being made or things for your wall like raindrops or coffee sticky notes.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Ebony! I can't wait to take a look at your book! I was sad that I couldn't find your other book (on wrapping materials) available in the U.S. I would like to see some craft packaging related to giving food gifts away, such as cookies or candies.
ReplyDeletecongrats on the book! I would love to see an updated version of the christmas calenders I used to have as a kid where everyday in december you open a perforated "door" and underneath there's a piece of chocolate to eat! so much fun when I was young, I can only imagine how cool it would be with mt and ribbons and sorts of beautiful craft supplies :)
ReplyDeleteI would like to see a pin cushion.
ReplyDeleteDeborah
homemakerhoney @gmail .com
Congratulations! This is a book that I'd definitely buy when it's available internationally.
ReplyDeleteI would love to read about more interesting ways to gift wrap presents.
Your Book Looks Superb!! Congratulations to You. I'd love to see some circus thematic ideas,something lovely for garden like how to decorate lightgarlands and flower pots, x-mas decoration for x-mas tree...and of course near my heart is recycling. I have bought lots of old fabric ribbons, x-mas decoration garlands, present ribbons, old papers, buttons etc...it would be lovely to see how you combain old and new. And if I didn't say it enough loud yet, I so so so much Want to have Your new Book. Thanks for wonderful work. ps. Thoese PomPoms looks so adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteHoly cow!
ReplyDeleteIt seems a whole lot easier for me to buy it with all these competitors - eventhough I still would like it signed *LOL*
Where to buy it when living in Denmark?
Pjewww...what would I like as my favourite craft project that I would like to see in a Hello Sandwich book??
You know any idea is welcome here I'm totally out of creativity apparently my brain suffers from some kind of meltdown that makes it impossible for me to come up with great ideas so that I can make a use of all my neon coloured ribbons ect.
Kind regards from Denmark
Holy cow!
ReplyDeleteIt seems a whole lot easier for me to buy it with all these competitors - eventhough I still would like it signed *LOL*
Where to buy it when living in Denmark?
Pjewww...what would I like as my favourite craft project that I would like to see in a Hello Sandwich book??
You know any idea is welcome here I'm totally out of creativity apparently my brain suffers from some kind of meltdown that makes it impossible for me to come up with great ideas so that I can make a use of all my neon coloured
Kind regards from DK
I just recently discovered your blog and book and I absolutely loved it from the very first sight!! So I'd love to win a copy of your book!! (how cool would it be if your book traveled all the way to the Netherlands?? ;) In a future book I would love to get ideas for paper food wrapping and packaging (love paper, love food :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the book! Looks amazing and so fun!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see packaging for baked goods... so that I can make all these little cakes and cookies look pretty when I give them to my friends and put a huge smile on their faces! :) Because I think that's what packaging should do. Share the love!
Congrats on the book, Ebony chan!
ReplyDeleteI def wanna buy this super cute idea book:)
^^ Gooooodddddd!!!! I would love to see things with recycling paper, boxes to do packaging. Kisses from spain
ReplyDeleteooh your book is so cute! I'd love to win a copy, thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletegrace
CONGRATULATIONS! Looks fabulous, I would love to win a copy!!I would like to see selfmade stationary, paper food wrapping and cristmas decoration.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from a Spain!
great news!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see how to make anything miniature :)
How wonderful--congrats! I'd be lucky to win a copy, thank you for the opportunity!
ReplyDelete'What is your favourite craft project that you would like to see in a Hello Sandwich book?'
ReplyDeletemaybe something to do with paper maché or pattern making. "how to make your own fabric pattern" or something like that.
Congrats! I would love to see jewelry-making projects, especially necklaces and rings.
ReplyDeleteWow ! Congratulation to you. I love to win a copy of your book.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see the flowery related craft and art journaling in your style.
Kawaii.
Congratulations! What an exciting achievement for you.
ReplyDeleteI love your wrapping style and would love to see Hello Sandwich wrapping projects and other paper crafts.
Hola Miss Sandwich! Thanks for the awesome giveaway and congratulations on the release of your new book (I literally flipped out when my sister showed me a picture of it on instagram)! I'd love, love, love to see something in a Hello Sandwich book on how to make Floating Paper Lanterns! I think those are so cool, I mean with your washi tape ideas and whatnot it would be AWESOME! ♥
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see this on the US Amazon site! I'd like to see ideas of projects for kids to make!
ReplyDeleteHiya ^o^ Congrats on getting your book published~ it looks adorable! I often make personalized stuffed animals for friends as gifts, so it would be great to see something like that in a Hello Sandwich book. ^^
ReplyDeletewould love to win a copy :P
ReplyDelete#1. lamp shade diy makeovers in hello sandwich style
#2. fun magnet ideas to make my fridge look funky
#3. origami-ish things but with a twist of hello sandwich style
congrats on the book
tu meke!
Congrats! Omedeto!!
ReplyDeleteWow, your own book? That's sooo awesome!
I gotta go to my local bookstore to check it out!
I have so many washi tape, I guess around 50 or so.
It's funny that I just keep colleting them
without having much idea to use them.
I love to see how u use them in your book.
I'm now into "コラージュ" right now.
I love to see how you create a projects using photos,
washi tapes, paper doilies, etc.
I went to Ito-ya today to buy some PP, emblishments
and punches.
Oh, I also went to Loft in Yuraku-Cho to buy
the limited edition of mt tapes.
Where do you go for craft shopping?
I LOVE to have your signed book, of course.
That is so honor! Hope to win the prize!
Mata-ne!
Congrats! Omedeto!!
ReplyDeleteWow, your own book? That's sooo awesome!
I gotta go to my local bookstore to check it out!
I have so many washi tape, I guess around 50 or so.
It's funny that I just keep colleting them
without having much idea to use them.
I love to see how u use them in your book.
I'm now into "コラージュ" right now.
I love to see how you create a projects using photos,
washi tapes, paper doilies, etc.
I went to Ito-ya today to buy some PP, emblishments
and punches.
Oh, I also went to Loft in Yuraku-Cho to buy
the limited edition of mt tapes.
Where do you go for craft shopping?
I LOVE to have your signed book, of course.
That is so honor! Hope to win the prize!
Mata-ne!
How exciting - would really love love a copy of your book!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see some airmail inspired and kraft paper
crafty projects!
Gillian
Congratulations! Looks adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love notebooks, japanese accordion style are my favourite so would be great to see a hello sandwich approach to accordion notebooks!
Gambatte!
Oh my goodness you're book is so special, I am incredilby inspired already!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see some furoshiki or tenugui techniques in your next book! I am from New Zealand but live in Australia and going to visit Japan in October. I am super excited and be honored to own a signed copy of your glorious divine new book!!
Eeps! I can wait until it's available in the US :) I just found your blog and I'm going to spend the afternoon poking thru the archives :)
ReplyDeleteah i'm so cited! even if i have to wait a few weeks for the international availability!
ReplyDeletehello!
ReplyDeleteyour book and your style are so so cute! It goes without saying that I would love love love to receive a *!signed!* copy! One thing I would especially love to see, is your take on tote bags! decorated with lots of pompoms and happy colours and maybe some embroidery!
have a wonderful day and congratulations on your book! can't wait till I can buy it in Australia! :-D emily xx
oh, and I would also love to see a little glossary of where you get your supplies. One thing I can't seem to find anywhere where I live is the cute pompom trim that you use so prettily! thanks :-D
ReplyDeleteYay! Congrats! I hope Kinokuniya in NYC gets it in stock!! I would love to learn how to make some crafts for the home! (Like embroidering fabrics, etc) Or how to make three dimensional crafts with MT tape! <3
ReplyDeleteI would like to see more on decorating stationeries and daily household items that we use!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your book! It looks absolutely adorable! The book seems to have so many great projects already, but I'd love to see a DIY smartphone case project ♥ (・ω・｡) ♥
ReplyDeleteI have been a fan since your first book. And I cant wait to see new projects instore in your second one.
ReplyDeleteFor the next hello sandwich, I'm hoping a paper flowers and paper art jewelry or mobile... more power ebony...
oh my goodness. congratulations. it looks so amazing.
ReplyDeleteI couldnt choose a favourite, but I love stationary type DIYs.
I am also getting into more home type stuff as I'm preparing to move out soonish.
I would also love to see some Japanese crafts as I really really love Asain culture - all kinds.
XO Samantha
Congratulations on your book n__n!
ReplyDeleteI would like to see how to make your own hair accessories (whether hair elastics or scrunchies or clips!)
I'd love to see some Japanese lanterns. And I'd love to win your book!
ReplyDeleteHello! I would like to see more crafty ways to make personalized calendars or journals. Its really hard to find some good ones in the US.
ReplyDelete-Krystal
Congratulations Ebony!! The book looks absolutely amazing! I would love to see your version of a traditional Finnish himmeli. I'm sure you'd make it look fabulous! x
ReplyDeleteI would love to see some Hello Sandwich-style embroidery!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Ebony!! It looks great! You're really an example for me, you know. :) Wish I could bring you here for a Hello Sandwich workshop in Elle Aime!!
ReplyDeleteI would loooove to win a signed copy of your book. I think it would be fun if you could make a Hello Sandwich piñata! I just know it would look awesome.
Thanks for this opportunity and good luck with the book!
X Lisa from Elle Aime in Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Oh wow you're book just NEEDS to be on my shelf! The Japanese version, because even though I don't speak the language (a course is on my wishlist) just looking at it makes me happy. So yes, I'd love to win a signed copy of your book! My own personal favorite craft-project is making little notebooks (handbound actually, bookbinding is such a beautiful craft), and I would love to see your take on that. However, I would also love to see a craft-style wedding, a wedding completely in DIY style. How cool is that? No expensive and non-unique things, massproduced and so not what you like in your daily life, but a wedding completely made by yourself (ok so maybe with the help from some friends) which totally reflects the DIY craft-lover you are/I am. Using lots of maskingtape and beautiful paper. :-)
ReplyDeleteOh! So pretty - I'm also so excited that you're heading to Brisbane in late August! I'm actually hoping that my house settlement gets moved forward so i can book a spot! Oy!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a section of hair accessories - such as head scarves, headbands and scrunchies (including pom poms, there's got to be be pom poms!) - and maybe a tutorial on your own hair styles as well! Hello Sandwich style-file! Yeah!
Hi, I would really like to see a cross-stitching project in a Hellosandwich book. Your cross stitch pencil case you had in an old post is cute.
ReplyDeleteI hope your book comes to Sydney! :-)
Your new book looks so lovely! I can't wait to see the card and ever-clever wrapping ideas!
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed!!!!! : ) : ) : ) So happy for you Miss Sandwich.. Your book looks terrifically cute! Ah. Can;t wait to hang out when you;re in Melbourne! :)
ReplyDeleteOf course, I would love to win your book. You always have so many wonderful craft ideas. :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a difficult questions to answer! I think I would love to see cool masking tape ideas in your (next?) book.
Oh gosh your book looks amazing! I just found your blog and my kids and I would love to see your book! We would love to see it all, but would try the bow hairbands first!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a mini paper vending machine hello sandwich project in your next book! I know you'll make the cutest little packaging with your gorgeous hand lettering. I hope they'll be lots of pastel polka dots and adorable Japanese fonts!
ReplyDeleteHello, how exciting! The book look super cute ^_^
ReplyDeleteI would like to see you make something one could wear, maybe a brosch or something for the hair. Or a smart fix for a t-shirt.
I would love to learn how to make more stationery! Home goods would be nice, useful cute adorable things like that, and maybe accessories?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! How exciting!
ReplyDeleteAlthough all of your projects must be amazing - I would love to see a cool scrapbook page made by you including one of your fun Instagram photos.
Thanks fo the chance to win!
Congrats on your book. I would like to see some lovely origami envelopes.
ReplyDeleteYour book looks beautiful ~ I love all the colours :3
ReplyDeleteI'd love to see how to make papercraft food.
hello! it'll be awesome to see various ways to decorate a wall (e.g. room, bathroom). it'll definitely add character. meow.
ReplyDeleteI seriously hope the Internet gods and goddesses look kindly upon my entry! I want this!
ReplyDeleteA how-to I'd like to see: hello sandwich garlands
fingers crossed,
katrina :D
congrats! the book looks lovely! i would like to see more about D.I.Y lovely Christmas decorations! which could be a fusion of Japanese and western style!! looking forward! cheers! :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your new book! I loved the little video. Everything is so creative! I would love to see little things that you can give as gifts.
ReplyDeleteHello! Congrats on your new book, it looks absolutely lovely <3 The cover itself is signature Hello Sandwich, hehe :D I would love to see craft projects on how to make & design paper lanterns, they will look really lovely for garden parties :D
ReplyDeleteThis book is too cute!I would like to see more upcycled/ reused/ repurposed type crafts in the next Hello San which book. You know, like tuning boring, every day unused objects into something amazing! Recycle! Save the planet!
ReplyDeleteWowee ... that book of yours looks amazing. Love the layout and the colours ... the colours, the colours!
ReplyDeleteHow to request: perhaps funky ways with washi tape, or how to use those deee-vine paper doilies, or how to use washi tape and doilies together ...lol. Jenn x
hello sandwich!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see how you'll make cute cut-out paper toys for boring office desk :)
Congrats on your book!
<3 the pictures of your new book.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see some ideas for a smartphone case.
As a graphic designer and illustrator who used to live in Tokyo, I love your blog and most of all, your work! You are true inspiration. I am a big fan of paper-craft, and would love to see you make handmade cute boxes for storage. Thank you for running this fantastic blog! :O) xo, Silje
ReplyDeletethe book looks great! I love the picture of it sitting on the shelf in the shop.
ReplyDeleteI'd want to see more mail-crafts that push the post to the limit. No more plain squares and rectangles!
amanda rataj
I would love to see a decoupage project in one of your books! or a project where you turn one of your awesome bows into a headband!
ReplyDeleteI love your stuff, congrats on the book! I would like to see some inspiring ideas using washi tape for art journalling and scrapbooking.
ReplyDeleteAnthea McConachy
I am so excited for your book! I will definitely be looking for North American sellers.
ReplyDeleteI think I`d love to see just about any type of project you could do, but , hmmm.... what about home decor like garlands.
hello! It would be nice to see something made from old newspapers?
ReplyDelete:)
Candy Bello
Once I saw someone make a pompom that looked lke a strawberry based on where the yarn colors were while she was wrapping it... I'd love to see how to do it and other different ones! Also a how to make Ebony's odango!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your book it looks wonderful. At the moment my daughter and I are enjoying collage, so some Hello Sandwich twist on that would be great.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Ebony!
ReplyDeleteI cannot wait to get my little fingers on a copy when it is ready to be wrapped up, and sent to the motherland!
Holidays have just finished here in Aus, and it is back to University. (A real bummer.)
I would be really neat if you could show some ways to brighten up the semester! Perhaps on how to decorate your pens, books, laptop keyboard, etc. (Maybe on how to do crafty graffiti on your desk - kidding! - but am I?)
Anything that might keep one jolly in their advertising theory and practice lectures!
I hope you are incredibly proud of your greatest creation yet, Ebony!:)
I expect many more inspirational things from you. Keep up the fabulous work.
Isabelle x
I would like to see a birthday countdown calendar. It would probably be a bit like the present garland.
ReplyDeleteI'm a graphic designer and illustrator who has loved your blog for years and years! I'd love to see some sort of Hello Sandwich picture frame or photo box!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the book! I can't wait to get my hands on it!
Thanks, (and see you at the Melbourne workshop one the 12th! eee!)
Kelly
this book looks AMAZING!!!!!! I really cannot wait to have it!! : D
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS on the hard work!!
xoxox
Ishtar
oh! I forgot to tell you..I think you cover most of the craft projects, but let me think...I´d like to see..mmm also more kitchen items decorated " hello sandhich style " ; )
ReplyDeleteHello!!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! I really love japanese crafts so i really want to win your book!! :D
I would like to see how to sew cute things!! :)
I am so amazed. As i passed getting the previous one i am so hoping to get it this time! Can't wait. I would like to see more stuff for like calendars or journals to decorate your home with.
ReplyDeleteClothing for birds! Cute outfits for little birds, just for fun :>
ReplyDeleteThe new book looks wonderful! I just now finally got your book with the cd. Being in the US took forever to track it down. Now I am already needing this one. :) I would love to see art journal, calendar, and other memory projects.
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Hi Ebony, congratulations! I love all your work =0] I'd love to see some Hello Sandwich pop-up card making projects!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win a copy of your lovely book! I think it'd be interesting to see your take on decorating or making storage options for small spaces. I bet that living in Tokyo means you know a lot about that!
ReplyDeleteoh, It all looks so good Ebony!
ReplyDeleteOne thing I have on my craft-to-do is building things with paper - I guess something origami inspired but also making letters and decorations of paper
Hello Hello Sandwich!
ReplyDeleteI would love to learn how to make a laptop bag!!
I love your projects! Keep up the good work
Mariz
I love your work, Ebony and I would love a copy of your book.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more paper party decorations. Like DIY umbrellas for drinks, napkin origami, placecards for the table, etc.
Beautiful Ebony, my favourite craft activity is making and mixing hand cut confetti! I am currently working on a whole exhibition based on this craft right now. Love your work! <3 _____ <3
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Ebony, my favourite craft activity is making and mixing hand cut confetti! I am currently working on a whole exhibition based on this craft right now. Love your work! <3 _____ <3
ReplyDeleteHello !! Your craft book looks amazing, and I love reading your blog too :) it would be great if you could show us a way to decorate clothes in Hello Sandwich style (I'm feeling sad about no uniqlo x mt in Australia at the moment,,,)
ReplyDeleteVicki xox
I would love to see some lovely Hello Sandwich mobiles! And Christmas decorations! Arigatoo gozaimasu!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see more crafting projects that can incorporate into scrapbooks !
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Hello Ebony!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE a copy of your craft book.
I would love to see some craft with clothing. I have really been into making my own clothing lately as you then have clothes that are one of a kind so I would love for some hello sandwich-make yourself ideas either by making the clothing from scratch or adding to plain already made clothing.
Emily
Hi Ebony!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Your new book looks wonderful. I would like to see how you would make a tote bag hello sandwich style.
Keep up the good work. You're a great inspiration:)
Puk
Oh I am so excited! I just got back from the time of my life in Tokyo and used Hello Sandwich as my guide! I spotted mamichari everywhere and thought of the wonderful times I spent gazing upon this blog!
ReplyDeleteIn your book (which I hope to get very soon wether I win or not- I need it!) I would like to see some pom pom tutorials! I love pom poms especially when you have a chain or a few of them in differing shades. I would love to see how to make a phone or handbag charm out of pom poms :)
Loren x
Hello!! I am so excited about the book, can't wait to buy it in Australia :) I would love to see how-to-bind-books hello sandwich style!!
ReplyDeleteI love your little book of crafty treasures.I have been trying to find something to do, and to find a creative outlet while am battling an illness.Thankyou for your crafty ways.I think you should add some decorated bon bons with little gifts inside with pretty tags,I think that would be sweet.
ReplyDeleteHello. I think you should make a lamp shade!
ReplyDeleteHi there from Portugal! I love your work! I usually love the projects related to handmade packaging, since i'm a graphic designer and a handmade addict. :) I think they're never enough! :D Lots of kisses* Mafalda
ReplyDeleteCongratulations :) I canny wait to grab a copy. I would like to see more about your thought processes so maybe some sketchbooks or more artwork/ drawings with your fun style of mixed media? But to be honest anything by you would be fab ;) Cheers ears x
ReplyDeletehello sandwich! I can't believe I found you through instagram! and now i'm addicted to your work!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see how to make a pop up book or pop up card :)
I can't wait to see more of your work! It's inspirational!
Thank you!
Carmen
Wow congrats I'm so happy for you wish you luck. I would like to see sawing projects and cards making....
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh!! I cannot even handle the cuteness!! I just adore your work to bits!! Would LOVE to get my hands on your book!! Congrats and HOOORAY!! :)
ReplyDeletexo Jenny Holiday
Oh gosh I was so excited about the book that I forgot that I was entering the giveaway! eeeee!!!
ReplyDeleteI would love to see card making and gift wrapping!! :)
xo Jenny Holiday
Omedeto!!!
ReplyDeleteSuch creativity! I'd love to get some inspiration on decorating things at the office. It could add some brightness and inspiration to my office job.
Maya
Well done Ebony! You are such an inspiration! This craft books looks a.m.a.z.i.n.g. It would be really neat if you could do some pop-up greeting cards, they are super fun :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to make a lampshade right now but it is kind of a mess! so I'd love to find that on the book ^^
ReplyDeleteBest wishes!!*
Hello! I would like to see cute zipper pouch projects! =)
ReplyDeletelooks amazing !
ReplyDeletei always always love to hear cool new ways to make mini-books and journals (esp from other paper scraps) <3
So lovely. I would love to see how to make large gift bags with handles. That would be so cute. I can't wait to see your book in person. Even if I don't win. :-)
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful book! I'd love to win a copy ^_^ We're saving up for our own place at the moment, so I'd love to see more upcycling projects and storage boxes xx
ReplyDeleteYou make such beautiful things! I would love to see more ideas with tags -- books, garlands, etc. I would also like to see how you would make office supplies cuter -- file folders, tape dispensers, office mailings, etc.
ReplyDeleteI travel to Tokyo in a week -- where should I visit to find craft displays, beautiful paper, etc.?
S
well I would have said gift wrapping but that's already in there! looking forward to having a closer look. Congrats!
ReplyDeleteYour book looks so fun & loaded with lots of goody projects to brighten a home or office space! I am a washi tape fanatic - especially the neon and pastel color tapes. I would love to see craft projects using the tapes on furniture, picture frames, lamps, etc.
ReplyDeleteI love your work and your book looks so interesting! I would like to see projects about decorating storage boxes for food in my kitchen ( I mean like plastic box, glass bottles, metallic can etc... ) using paper and MT tapes.
ReplyDeleteAlso I would love to learn more on making necklaces, and decorating pretty boxes to keeps my items.
Ow, I can't wait to see you're book in real life, it looks amazing! ^-^
ReplyDeleteI would love to see a Hello Sandwich spin on home decor. Or maybe on making cute (mini) magazines?
Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteYour book looks amazing!
I would love to see Hello Sandwich working on food decorating additional with lovely daily meals, showing us how to prepare for a "happy" meal" for everyday life. (I hope I am not asking for too much :)
So awesome!!! and CONGRATULATIONS for the book!!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see it in Singapore and would be even better if you release a English version.
ganbatte~~~
It look awesome.. I hope to see this book here in Malaysia because I love to read it..
ReplyDeleteHi :D I just wanted to say, that there has been a German edition since April and I didn't knew of it until today! I already bought a copy online and can't wait for it to arrive ^^
ReplyDeleteI would never have thought for it to be published here in Germany, that's why I'm really happy for your success ^^
Christina
Your book "Hello Sandwich" looking great and the projects you mentioned., I would definitely buy this once.
ReplyDeleteHello! Your book has also been translated into French and after seeing it at my sister's house... I had to have it ;). It's really nice and I'm loving it!
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