Over the weekend with the help of Hannah and Hellena, I finished the hanji pattern for the top of the cabinet.
This is it from the back.
Here is a closeup of my work. It took forever but I just kept plugging away.
Yesterday at class, I had to cut out each section and use hanji glue to glue the edges to the inside. It took a long time to complete this.
Here is what the cabinet looked like when I was finished.
Then I covered the back with black hanji paper.
I also covered the sides. My teacher said that this brown paper is very expensive.
The front was covered a second time with black hanji paper. I know what I have to do next time I have class instead of wondering what the next step is. I am going to class again on Friday. Rocketman returns on Friday too. Since I was there at 1:00 pm again, I got to eat lunch with a bunch of the girls. This time someone had cooked and I had a bowl of rice with about five side dishes that someone had made. They never let me help clean up although I try.
Also, near the end of class, one of the girls had run out and bought the hugest mandu (Korena dumpling) I had ever seen for the four of us that were left. It was the size of a McDonald's quarter pounder. I kept asking, "mandu?" and they all nodded their heads. It was kimchi mandu and really spicy but delicious. That mandu ended up being my dinner.
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