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OK guys... here's my first tutorial because I'm bored and it's a Sunday.

Seriously. I don't want to study.

So let me know what you think... and if you have any questions or need clarification, please let me know! :)

Oh... and sorry for the HUGE file. :x

EDIT: There is now a video for this tutorial! It's hosted on Google Videos so please go here! It's about 12 minutes long, but I think it'll help you guys understand it more. :)
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The instructions are really easy to follow. I've been looking for a tsumami tutorial for quite some while. Thanks for the tutorial. :)
Very nice! I never thought to do tusmami flowers with other materials than fabric! Great tutorial, too :D

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I hope you don't mind, but I used your tutorial in a news article for Artisan Crafts~ I wanted to highlight some tutorials on making flowers, and this one was just too cute to pass up! Thank you for making it, too :D

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hehehe thanks :)

and don't worry about using it for your news article... could you send me a link when you're done so that i can read it, though? i'm not good with keeping up/finding news. lol
no problem!

i suck with fabric, so i hope you're OK with it being made for clay. xD hehe
Awesome! I didn't think to note you before hand to see if it was okay ^^; Sorry about that XP

Here is the article [link] It was just on crafting with flowers, but I loved your clay one's so much, and it's such a great idea! I'd never have thought of it! :love:

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Hey! I LOVE this tutorial! I have no clue what tsumami is or how to use polymer clay, but I love this! =]
lol thank you! xD

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Great tutorial! I just don't really understand steps 5 and 6.

I made kanzashi once with clay but I used a different flower pattern.
well if you've made kanzashi before, then i guess i can clear this part up by saying that it's similar to folding the fabric in half after you have folded it into a triangle.

to make a fabric kanzashi, you take a square, fold it in half diagonally, then fold it in half again. step 5 is the same as that second folding of the fabric in half.

step 6 is a new step for the clay because clay, of course, doesn't fold like fabric. in this step, you just want to push the edges of the clay so that it sort of curves forward. this makes it so that once you go on to the next steps, you don't get a flat, pointy edge, but rather a curved, round edge.

i hope that helped! let me know if you have any more problems and i'll see what i can do with clearing it up some more!

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