Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Halloween Ring - Funky Japanese Ring - Black And White Skull With Bow

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This is unique! This is a white skull with a black bow!


It is on a silver tone adjustable band that will fit most ring sizes. It measures about 2 cm wide (1 inch).

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=29683497


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Supplies- FromJapanWithLove.etsy.com
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We will combine shipping if you buy from any of our stores.

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Cute Japanese Sweets Embellishment and Whip Cream Clay Set - Biscuit and Whip Cream by FromJapanWithLove on Etsy

These are soooo cute sweets embellishment and whip cream clay set. It is called "whip cream and biscuit set". You get 2 cookies in order to make 1 cream filled sandwich cookie but there is lots more whip cream to play with and decorate other items!

These are good for making handmade jewelry, accessory, strap, key holder and etc.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=30579619

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http://FromJapanWithLove.etsy.com for fabulous supplies

http://SouZouCreations.etsy.com for fabulous handmade items

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http://VintageFromJapan.etsy.com for fabulous vintage items

http://FabricFromJapan.etsy.com for great Japanese fabric

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Saturday, September 5, 2009

Big News!!

Well....we got a great thing in the mail today! It was the October 2009 edition of the Ladies' Home Journal! Now you might be wondering why this is a great thing....well...it is because one of our products was featured (pg 152) with, of course, the link to our store!!!! Check it out!


We cropped the picture because above it is a recipe and I just wasn't sure about copyright etc so I played it safe. This is so exciting! We were contacted months ago about our sponges and we emailed back and forth and I sent in 2 for them to see and then we didn't hear anything so I just thought it wasn't going to happen especially since we are located in Japan but I was wrong! I don't think I have ever been so happy to be wrong about something!

In other news.... we are caught up with orders, in the process of restocking and I'm trying to deal with the weather. EVERY September I get frustrated. You would think that after 11 years here I would be used to it but NO! Every day, in September, I open the door to go outside and my body is expecting a rush of cool fall air. What I am greeted with is a rush of hot wet crappy air! And the nights are no better!!! All my students talk about how the nights are cooler....oh yeah...except for that humid wet air that makes it feel much hotter than it is! Forgive me for the rant but I am so over this weather....where are you fall??!!

http://from-japan-with-love.blogspot.com/2009/09/big-news.html

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Tuesday, September 1, 2009

Vintage Japanese Rubber Stamp Showa Period Numbers - 10

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We were lucky to come across a box full of hand carved rubber stamps from the "昭和" "showa period" . The "showa" period is from 1926-1989.

This stamp set is made up of words belonging to trees. "十" "jyu" (10).

They have obviously been used but are in excellent condition (might need a bit of dusting off). They will add a uniqueness to your art or will be a great addition to a collection.

They measures 6x6 cm.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=30153649
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Supplies-FromJapanWithLove.etsy.com
Deco Sweet Supplies-DecoSweets.etsy.com
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Fabric-FabricFromJapan.etsy.com

We will combine shipping if you buy from any of our stores.

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Cute Japanese Cabochons - BIG Set Mix - Sushi Restaurant SET A

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These are soooo cute embellishments! We put up some pics on our flickr page of another set and had so many comments and flickr mail about the set that we decided to sell this one as is rather than break it up.

There are 25 sushi cabochons + sushi restaurant menu stand and "gojihandesuyo" (real one is called "gohandesuyo"...seasoned seaweed paste in a bottle) in this set.


These are good for making handmade jewelry, accessory, strap, key holder and etc.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=30154921

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Kawaii Cute Japanese Ring-Sundae

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This is soooo cute! There is a delicious looking sundae with a little spoon on a red plate! Yummy!


It is on a silver tone adjustable band that will fit most ring sizes. It measures about 2.5 cm wide and 3.5 cm high.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=30216098

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Kawaii Cute Japanese Mousse Paper Clay Bread Making Kit - Bakery Store - Make Your Original Clay Bread

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This is a really cute clay bread making kit. A clay is light weight and called "fuwa fuwa mousse". "Fuwa fuwa" means soft like a cloud.

There are...

1 - a soft tray to form various shapes (stars and dots)

2 - a roller

3 - a bread molder to make various bread rolls, doughnuts, croissants etc

4 - four different colored pieces of clay (yellow, pink, blue, and white)

5 - a basket

How to make...

To use the soft tray-

1-You coat the molds with vegetable oil using cloth (recomended by the company).

2-Fill the molds with the clay. Press the clay firmly. Using a rolling pin, flatten the clay. Then, please remove any excess clay with a knife.

3-Pop out of the tray using both hands by pushing little by little (please look at the pictures on the instuction page which is included). If you push to much you will change the shape. After please put somewhere safe to dry.

To use the syringe tube just fill with your choice of clay and push.

If you want brown colored clay for the bread mix pink, yellow and blue clay together.

You will need to glue the pieces together with a wood glue. The glue is NOT included in this kit.

It will take 1-1.5 days to dry.

http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=30209165

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