Shocked at the 100-yen shop

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This video is just a short summary of what I've done over the past few weeks.
I didn't write about it in the video, but many of the things sold at 100-yen shops are really excellent.
I was slightly shocked when I saw how good the three-piece noren was for its price.
I myself weave cloth by spinning cotton, and it's hard to put into words when I think about the time and effort involved.
However, I still enjoy the process of "weaving," and I didn't want to quit.
I'm still warping with leftover thread, so I think the next video will also be a record video.
◇You can watch the handmade hand carder at the URL below, but at the time, the video was difficult to see due to a camera malfunction. Thank you for your understanding.
"Making a hand carder (for cotton)" • ハンドカーダーを作る（綿用）　はちじょうひろし
◇A series of videos from the time the cloth is completed (previously posted videos)↓↓↓
"I want to weave with brown cotton ~Compilation~" • 【茶綿で織りたい　総集編】
"Making a noren ① to ⑱" • 【暖簾を作る①ー⑱／綿から暖簾まで】
"Looking back at the striped quilt" • 【片羽の縞の振り返り】
"From seeds to cloth" • 【種から布へ】#From seed to C...
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～About Hachijo Hiroshi Channel～
I first encountered cotton after receiving cotton from my aunt, and started weaving.
I try various methods to make it fun for myself, with some success and some failure. Currently, I am posting videos documenting weaving, mainly in the eight-tatami Japanese-style room at my home.
I am currently undergoing outpatient treatment for a recurrence of aplastic anemia, which I suffered from as a child.
I have now started working part-time again, so the frequency of my posts will be even slower.
I will continue to post self-documented videos at my own pace, so if you are interested, please continue to follow me.
Thank you. Hachi