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Your temari are beautiful - Thank you for posting photos and the links. Your videos are very informative. I haven’t tried rice hulls yet for the temari base... one of these days. (I’ve heard that nylons/stockings fabric works well to hold the hulls for wrapping too, and no need to poke vent holes). I like that you included a noisemaker and a wish also. Thanks again - happy wrapping/stitching!

Thank you for such an informative Instructable! I’m excited to try your techniques. I planted a few cloves of supermarket garlic last Spring and had fun watching them grow, but I’m going to give it a go in the preferred season, with some local garlic. Thanks :)

Limited success :)My supermarket garlic sprouted and had healthy looking sprouts, but didn’t result in a head of garlic cloves - just one enlarged clove. Thanks again!

I like that you took the extra effort to make them reversible!

Thank you very much. I’m glad the example in paper was helpful. Perhaps you’ll make another temari soon :)

I’m anxious to try this. Thanks for sharing :)

Thank you. Yes, I did make all the temari shown in this Instructable. There are so many patterns to explore!

I didn’t design that temari. If I remember correctly (I made it awhile ago), the wide obi was laid down first and then the “petals” were stitched from center out, weaving through the obi to create the star.

Thank you! Aren’t they fun to make? When you try one starting with squishy clippings, I think you’ll find it easier to make a nice smooth ball than starting with a styrofoam ball.

Thank you for sharing such clear steps on how to do this. It looks totally doable :)(and your finished jacket is really nice too - I like the top stitching detail)

Thank you. They’re very soothing to make - especially the wrapping.

Those look so comfy. Your videos really show the process well!

These look really tasty!

Thank you very much. Making temari is very enjoyable and the pattern possibilities are endless!

Thank you!

This looks really yummy, and the video for closing up the parantha was helpful. Thanks for sharing

Clever!

This looks very tasty!

I hope you enjoy making your temari :)