Korean arts and crafts

To celebrate Chuseok - the Korean autumn harvest festival, the kids in my Arts and Crafts workshop made this South Korea inspired Paper Plate Drums!

Learn about the traditional clothing of South Korea and design your very own Hanbok! Use vibrant colors, striking patterns, your favorite flowers or animals... the options are limitless! Let your creativity shine! Once "purchased" (it's free - no payment info will be collected!), the file link will…

This simple craft is perfect to go along with a country study of Korea. Step by step instructions on how to make Korean paper fans.

These are my 5 favorite handcrafts that are taught by local artists right in the heart of Seoul!

Posts about hanbok written by kp0pjuseyo

Ahn-yong! Hello, and welcome to another art around the world post. This isn't technically art but it is a fun game you can play with your kids. What is Ddakji you ask? Ddakji, sometimes referred to as ttakji, is a traditional Korean game played using folded paper disks. All you need to play are the folded origami ddakji disks. What you will need: two sheets of square origami paper for each disk you want to make (we used regular astrobright paper). The size of the paper does not matter as…

SAMTAEGUKFAN - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. Color fan. Cut out. Glue craft stick for handle. To make two sided - print out two fans, color and glue together.

These simple South Korea Crafts for Kids are perfect to celebrate South Korea Liberation Day & learn more about this amazing country!

Ahn-yong! Hello, and welcome to another art around the world post. This isn't technically art but it is a fun game you can play with your kids. What is Ddakji you ask? Ddakji, sometimes referred to as ttakji, is a traditional Korean game played using folded paper disks. All you need to play are the folded origami ddakji disks. What you will need: two sheets of square origami paper for each disk you want to make (we used regular astrobright paper). The size of the paper does not matter as…