Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Help For Japan---Does Anyone Sew? 

Thank you everyone! There are already over 2,000 bags sent to the association! They say they still receive bags but you don't need to start new bags now.

Actually I haven't finished mine but I'll finish it ASSP and send it. For more information, please check this out. They only have a Japanese page on this information.


Japan Handicraft Instructor's Association now wants handmade book bags for young children who have been evacuating since the quake. Does anyone sew?

Their goal is to get 1,000 donations from everyone due on Friday the 15th. The size and design are specified but simple. They pick only one design because it'll be unfair to those children when they receive if the designs vary.

The recommended material;
Quilting cotton fabric

The size is as follows;

Body
width: 40-45cm
height: 30cm

Handles
handles: 30-40cm

No pockets or depth

Name Tag
Attach or sew a piece of white fabric on the left top corner so that they can write their name on it.

width: 10cm
height: 3cm

Please check out the instructive picture here.


I know it'll cost your time and money if you send it from overseas, but if anyone interested, please help the children!!

The address is;

Japan Handicraft Instructors' Association

8F, 3-23, Motomura-cho,
Ichigaya, Shinjuku,
Tokyo 162-0845, Japan


If you have any questions, you can contact them or me.

2 comments:

  1. Such a pity I cannot saw... good luck wit the project :-)

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  2. It took me a while!! I shouldn't have taken that long time but the thick fabric was hard sew with hands. Ouchhhh...

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