Hello Sandwiches,
These are some incredible pocket tissue cases the participants made at the Hello Sandwich Pocket Tissue Case sewing workshop at Shibaura House last night!
Everyone hard at work at Shibaura House.
I find it so inspiring meeting everyone at the workshops. People who attended last nights workshop included textile students, illustrators, gallery owners, hair+make artists, furniture designers, editors, editorial art directors, stationery shop owners, product designers and many other amazing people. It's always a buzz with conversation (when participants aren't so quiet from too much concentration that is!) between these creatives in both Japanese and English.
Boys come to the Sandwich workshops too! This was Kenji-san's first time hand sewing and he did such an amazing job. How cute is the fluoro green pom pom! お疲れ様けんじさん！
Everyone hard at work at Shibaura House.
I find it so inspiring meeting everyone at the workshops. People who attended last nights workshop included textile students, illustrators, gallery owners, hair+make artists, furniture designers, editors, editorial art directors, stationery shop owners, product designers and many other amazing people. It's always a buzz with conversation (when participants aren't so quiet from too much concentration that is!) between these creatives in both Japanese and English.
Boys come to the Sandwich workshops too! This was Kenji-san's first time hand sewing and he did such an amazing job. How cute is the fluoro green pom pom! お疲れ様けんじさん！
This cute Tote bag started off at Kanae-san's embroidery workshop!
This is cute Mami with her pocket tissue case...and oh. my. goodness...
...how cute are these cookie-look-alike brooches that Mami-chan made for me!!! I will wear them everyday! What a lovely surprise to receive such a beautiful handmade gift at the end of the workshop! ありがとうまみーちゃん！
I'll be having 4 more workshops at different locations (and also including one at Shibaura House) before Christmas so I hope you can pop on in to one! Details to follow.
This is cute Mami with her pocket tissue case...and oh. my. goodness...
...how cute are these cookie-look-alike brooches that Mami-chan made for me!!! I will wear them everyday! What a lovely surprise to receive such a beautiful handmade gift at the end of the workshop! ありがとうまみーちゃん！
I'll be having 4 more workshops at different locations (and also including one at Shibaura House) before Christmas so I hope you can pop on in to one! Details to follow.
Love Love
Hello Sandwich
xoxo
I hope to come to a workshop when I move to Japan this next summer~ :)
ReplyDeletethese all look impossibly cute!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, it looks like it was a successful workshop. :] How adorable are these pocket tissue cases! P.S. I thought the brooches were cookies!
ReplyDeleteEverything is so pretty! I feel like making one of those on my own now.
ReplyDeletewhat a great mix of people & creations! seriously hope i can attend one of your classes the next time i'm in tokyo!
ReplyDeleteomg too cute for words, i love the fun workshops you post about. why can't i find them here in california, or better yet, live in japan! i would definitely attend them! and that brooches look so yummy! hehe they really look like real cookies
ReplyDeleteOoooh the workshop looked fun as always... and that cookie is so adorable...
ReplyDelete♡ Sweet! Very creative. One man-to this extremely handsome :)
ReplyDeleteFrom Girona (Barcelona), I say you Congratulations for this great workshop.
ReplyDeletehow nice!
ReplyDeletei really enjoy your updates!
you always create such nice things!
Oh what a cute workshop to hold. Looks like a very industrious little group too. Well done.
ReplyDeleteHello Ebony san! The workshop looks really fun! It must be satisfying to bring a finished product home! Also nice to see that fox embroidery bag finished.. What an amazing student she is :)
ReplyDeleteThis workshop is so cute! Glad it went well and love all the finished products. I really thought those brooches were biscuits!
ReplyDeleteAll of them are so beautiful !
ReplyDeleteI've been dying to make those! Ever since I got Aranzi Aronzo's "Let's Make Cute Stuff" book! Once I get my hands on more fabric and lovely material that is. ^_^ Thank you for all of your amazing posts by the way. You really bring a smile to my face.
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe I missed this by one day! They all look so adorable. I'll just have to come back to Tokyo again soon. I picked up a copy of handmade zakka and craft in shibuya, in love! xxx
ReplyDeleteI'd love to attend one of those workshops ! i'm impressed by the pocket tissue case made by the boy, it's so cute :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so nice! And a great idea that - as you showed - even boys like to do; wow :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like so much fun!! I wish I could go!! www.zipperteeth.blogspot.com
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