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1. 

   

   Start by rolling a lump of white fimo in to an oval and place it to the side.

2. 

   

   Take some coloured fimo and shape it in to a rectangle. Squish together one side of the fimo, so that's it almost a square edged pyramid.




3. 

   

   Take a third colour of fimo and roll it in to a long strip, flatten this down with your finger so that it's quite thin.

4. 

   

   Wrap this strip around the pyramid/rectangle and then fold the ends up like a bow at the back. Place this to the side.




5. 

   

   Now take a lump of black fimo, roll it in to a ball and then flatten it in to a flat oval.

6. 

   

   Take a knife and make two small vertical slits in the middle of the oval, make a horizontal slit between the two vertical ones, half way down and remove the excess fimo.

7. 

   

   Take the oval and place it over the white oval you rolled earlier. Lay the square bit down and the fold the remainder of the black circle over the white oval. Fold along the edges where the two halves of the black circle meet to create points for the hair.

8. 

   

   Take a tiny bit of pink or red fimo and roll in to two small balls, place on the cheeks.

9. 

   

   Now create the eyes and mouth from black fimo.

10. 

    

    Place the head on top of the body, squishy together to make sure it's secure.

11. 

    

    Now create two arms for the body by rolling a long oval shape and cutting in two.

12. 

    

    Stick the arms in place at either side and wrap around the body.

13. 

    

    Create a cute little hair piece and then bake the geisha in the oven until hard.

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Caroline

15 Nov 22:48

So adorable! They remind me of Momiji dolls too =)
x

Michelle Y.

16 Nov 02:54

These are soo cute!!!
I Love this!!!
Thank You!!
I have a suggestion: Since the site has so many japanese themed projects,why don't you make a japanese section?

northernstar

16 Nov 07:14

very cute!

katie

16 Nov 07:50

these are really adorable, I just watched a documentary on geisha's in S.E. but don't they have white faces?

Shivi

16 Nov 11:14

Kati, you dipstick, it says white fimo in the materials and in the instructions!!!!

katie

16 Nov 12:04

well it doesn't look white and since when do I read instructions, I only look at the pictures =p

Terri A.

17 Nov 21:20

Those are the sweetest little girls!!!! I love em. I am trying to figure out how to make magnets out of em. Maybe flatten the back a little. Cute!!!

Cat Morley

17 Nov 21:24

Yeah, I was thinking of putting magnets on the bottom of them so that I could stick them on the top of my magnetic message board.

Lucy F.

19 Nov 19:20

these are so cute!!!

Larkie D.

24 Nov 20:20

This is too cute! I really need to get some fimo and make some :)

EbonyMae.

14 Jan 19:23

aww these r reli cute i like japanese things and may be chaeper than buying an actual Momiji!

Riechan

08 Apr 21:30

maybe I'm asking a stupic question but fimo is that some kind of clay ? and what is so special about it that you don't use regular clay?

Twizzlerette

13 Aug 23:16

those are so cute. but i think you need to make a slight change to the title. Gasha does not has an s. sorry. im a weird when it comes to spelling. anyways. there great and i plan to make some.

KiRawr ™

27 Aug 23:07

I Totally Adore All Your Projects,
Esspecily This !

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Cat Morley »
November 15, 2007 22:37

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