Okutta series

The 44th work in the Okuta series is called Cross. The word "cross" comes from the cloth cross and the hand sign "fingers crossed" which resembles a cross and means "good luck." I placed a stitched crisscross pattern and crossed...

The 21st work in the Okutta series is SMILE. It's a banana motif that I've always wanted to make ♡ It's also a brownish ripe banana. To put it cool, it's a vintage banana (no way!). I also slightly adjusted...

Hello. Introducing the new master mask from the Okutta series. "The seal is sometimes opened." As the name suggests, "open" sometimes appears between "fu" and "fu". When the peanut motif is closed, it's a seal, and when it's open, it's...

The seventh new work in the Okutta series is ``Let's enjoy the taste of your hometown''. I made this with the idea that it could be used when giving away souvenirs after the Obon and New Year holidays, or when...

The entrance exam season is coming to an end. This time last year, our house was in full swing. All my parents could do was cook meals and watch over me in silence, but they often bought me the Morinaga...

Introducing our new retro style master. It's called Konnichiha. I tried to make it with the image of Showa retro. There are 10 patterns: cat, rocket, sunflower, lily of the valley, fawn, pineapple, rainbow, apple, bear, and panda. Even if...

The 10th work in the Okutta series is "Thank you". Even though it's the easiest wording to use, it made a rather late debut... The Okutta series has a fixed design. I cut out photos of sage, chamomile, rosemary, and...

It's called GIFT. This is a must-have that you would definitely want to use for gift wrapping. The words GIFT are lined up in pink and beige on top of a monochrome photo of gift boxes lined up. The photos...

Bonjour is the 35th item in the Okutta series that you want to add to your gifts. Greetings in French such as hello, good morning, hello. Not only can it be used as a gift, but I also wanted to...

This is the 24th work in the Okutta series. "Nice to meet you" and "4649" appear alternately. In the "Ne" section, an older sister who is exercising appears. The name is ``Yoroshikunee-san.'' As you can see in the photo, I...

The 14th work in the Okutta series is "Check Onegaisimasu!" It's dark blue with white letters, so it's quite noticeable. At my husband's strong request, we decided to include "approval" as well. “Check” and “Approval” will alternate. As you can...

The name is DEPARTURE. An unusually simple name and quiet design (lol). I made this with the idea that I would like to use it as a gift wrapping gift to send out a message of cheer to that person...