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Beautiful and simply embellished fancy sushi crochet patterns. Learn some fun beading tricks and make adorable gifts for friends and family. Create spam or egg musubi (the PB&J of Hawaii and Japan), a flying fish roe roll called tobiko nigiri (either normal or wasabi flavor), followed by a tuna cucumber roll with masago eggs. Make an ikura gukan roll with gorgeous glass beads (with or without quail egg), or even akami sashimi made from felt. You can move on to Tamagoyaki (a favorite egg sushi), or hand rolled ball sushi called temarizushi. Tekkamaki thin rolls can also be made in green for kappamaki (cucumber rolls), and natto maki a soybean favorite. Make some adorable desserts to go with your bento box like sakura mochi too! 10 Patterns in all, that make an easy “customizing point” that could make dozens of similar types!

This pattern is very detailed and includes tons of photos and details. 14 pages of pattern goodness. To make “fancy” sushi you will need additional materials like grosgrain ribbon, beads, cardboard and stuffing and a sewing machine is helpful but not mandatory.

Create your own sushi bar, make ornaments for the tree, or a garland for a kitchen. These make wonderful spontaneous gifts. Druk beads from the Czech republic are recommended for their excellent shine and color.

Patterns Included:
Musubi (Spam or Egg)
Tobiko Nigiri (Wasabi or Regular)
Tuna Cucumber w/ Masago Eggs
Ikura Gukan Roe (w/ or w/out quail egg)
Akami Sashimi (can be used to make dozens of sashimi types with this one pattern alone)
Tamagoyaki
Temarizushi (easy to customize into different styles)
Tekkamaki (can be customized into dozens of different thin rolls)
Natto Maki
Sakura Mochi

************ ALL of these designs are being featured in the International Amigurumi Exhibition in New York at RESOBOX gallery on Long Island. The designs illustrated in this pattern will be for sale in the gallery from December 12th through February 2015! ***************

This is a PDF file, not an actual bento box or sushi or a paper pattern.