"Origami" Chopstick Holders for Guests (Includes Original PDF Template)
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¥ 4,000
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60 min.
1/5
5
English, Cantonese, Japanese
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A chopstick sleeve isn’t just a bag for holding chopsticks—it’s a tool of hospitality that conveys the message, “We’re serving you clean chopsticks.” In this lesson, we’ll fold a total of three designs: two variations based on the instant chopstick sleeve that garnered a lot of attention on Instagram, plus one additional design.
Using everyday paper, we’ll not only cover the folding techniques but also explore the Japanese culture of hospitality embodied in these chopstick sleeves, allowing you to enjoy both the joy of crafting and the fascination of learning about the culture. By the end of the lesson, you’ll have mastered three types of chopstick sleeves that you can use right away at your own dinner table or when entertaining guests.
After completing the lesson, you’ll receive a PDF template of your original design for printing.
This will allow you to recreate the chopstick holders you learned to make in class over and over again at home.
Using everyday paper, we’ll not only cover the folding techniques but also explore the Japanese culture of hospitality embodied in these chopstick sleeves, allowing you to enjoy both the joy of crafting and the fascination of learning about the culture. By the end of the lesson, you’ll have mastered three types of chopstick sleeves that you can use right away at your own dinner table or when entertaining guests.
After completing the lesson, you’ll receive a PDF template of your original design for printing.
This will allow you to recreate the chopstick holders you learned to make in class over and over again at home.
Key Skills You’ll Learn
Basic instructions for folding a simple chopstick holder; instructions for two variations on the theme; creative ways to use everyday paper to add a touch of hospitality; background knowledge on the Japanese culture embodied in chopstick holders; and practical skills you can immediately apply at the dinner table or when entertaining guests.
Recommended for
・People who enjoy origami and paper crafts
・People who want to take their hospitality to the next level
・People who want to get creative while learning about the background of Japanese culture
・People interested in table settings for New Year’s or when entertaining guests
・People who want to try making their own versions of creations they’ve seen on Instagram.
・People who want to take their hospitality to the next level
・People who want to get creative while learning about the background of Japanese culture
・People interested in table settings for New Year’s or when entertaining guests
・People who want to try making their own versions of creations they’ve seen on Instagram.
Self-Practice Support
Supported
*To help reinforce your skills, if you recreate or practice what you learned in the lesson, you can send photos to the instructor via the messaging function for expert feedback (up to 3 times total, within 7 days after the lesson).
No precautions
Please prepare your own materials and tools.
Materials and tools to be prepared by a student
1.
3 sheets of origami paper
mairee
Nice to meet you—I’m mairee.
I share origami and gift-wrapping ideas on Instagram (@mairee_handmade.gift), where I have over 70,000 followers. In these classes, we’ll work together to create pieces you’ll want to give as gifts or display, using everyday paper and wrapping paper. Even if you’re a beginner, feel free to join us.
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¥ 4,000 (Inc. Tax ¥ 4,400)
60 min.
Level 1
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