Craftside: Zakka Handmades Blog tour with giveaways at every one!

Zakka Handmades Blog tour with giveaways at every one!

Zakka Handmades Blog Tour 2013 著書本のブログツアー企画♪

Zakka Handmades Blog Tour (6/24/13 - 7/17/13)

Today, I am pleased to share with you news about a blog tour of the new book

Zakka Handmades: 24 Projects Sewn from Natural Fabrics to Help Organize, Adorn, and Simplify Your Life

Here is the list of incredibly talented and lovely ladies who agreed to take part:

6/24/13 - Kerry verykerryberry (interview post)

6/26/13 Sachiko Tea Rose Home

6/28/13 Jeni In Color Order

7/1/13 – Amber One Shabby Chick

7/3/13 – Kristen Feeling Stitchy

7/5/13 – Hiromi Harujion Design

7/8/13 – Amy nanaCompany

7/10/13 – Lisa and Sarah A Spoonful of Sugar

7/12/13 – Mette Erleperle

7/15/13 – Sarah and Rachel Roxy Creations

7/17/13 - Anna Noodlehead

We will have a giveaway at every stop so make sure to follow along with the tour!

このたび、著書の出版にあたり、上記の日程で「ブログツアー」を開催することになりました。ブログツアーとは、懇意にさせていただいている手芸ブロガーさん方のご協力のもと、皆さんそれぞれのブログで私の著書を紹介していただく企画です。

ブロガーさん方のご協力なしでは実現できない、大変有難い企画なのです！今回、快く引き受けて下さったブロガーさんは、皆さん揃ってお忙しい人気ブロガーの方ばかり。お住まいの地域も、アメリカ、オーストラリア、デンマーク、イギリス・・・など世界各地から参加して下さいます。

ブログ中にはプレゼント企画もありますので是非皆さんも遊びにいらしてくださいね。

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More about the Quarry Book:


Zakka Handmades: 
24 Projects Sewn from Natural Fabrics to Help Organize, Adorn, and 
Simplify Your Life

by

Amy Morinaka 

Learn how to sew simple, clever things that organize your home and 
help with daily tasks with Zakka Handmades!
 These incredibly useful projects include pouches and bags, small toys 
and baby items, and handy kitchen accessories. Some of the author’s sewn
 items also incorporate simple crochet. In Japanese, zakka means 
“household goods,” referring to items for domestic use—tableware, 
kitchenware, containers of various kinds, even simple clothing. What all
 the items have in common is a simple, fresh, handmade aesthetic; a 
subtle, clever wit; and absolute usefulness and practicality.

Originally from Japan, Amy Morinaka is currently living in sunny 
Torrance, CA, with her husband and two girls. She is an accountant, a 
green-tea drinker, and a chocoholic who just loves to sew, patchwork, 
embroider, crochet, and more! Visit her blog at 
http://chickchicksewing.blogspot.com and browse her handmade goods on
 Etsy at http://www.etsy.com/shop/chickchickhandmade.