By Honorary Reporter Tri Iva Fitriani from Indonesia

Photo = Tri Iva Fitriani

Jegi (left) and norigae

This photo shows the process of making jegi.

Jegi
This shuttlecock is used to play the traditional Korean game jegichagi. It is usually made from a coin wrapped in thin paper or plastic. My first experience making this using a craft kit was quite easy. Though not initially confident about the wrapping process, I arranged the paper to create a good color combination. 

Making norigae was easy thanks to a kit I received in a gift box from the Korean Cultural Center in Jakarta.

Norigae
This is an accessory for a woman's Hanbok. I made a beautiful norigae by combining the main ornament, clasp, knots and tassels. It was incredibly easy and fun.

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