The Cute Book

The Aranzi Aronzo books teach you how to make your own toys, accessories, purses, t-shirts, etc. using easy to find materials and household objects, but the books also include short narratives featuring the very unique, sometimes bizarre miscellany they've just helped you make.THE CUTE BOOK is composed of instructions on how to create 19 different felt mascots. Each set of instructions is given in very simple language and lots of visuals, none of them surpassing two pages. Along with the instructions come vignettes of visual narratives featuring the mascots.

“"I therefore giveThe Cute Bookmy highest recommendation: It's a craft book that really works. Unlike, say, Martha Stewart, the Aranzi Aronzo people have come up with patterns that look good even when ordinary people make them." -Manga Blog "Most of the patterns fall in the "Oh, how cute" category, but there are several with guy appeal. Get this book! Kids, teens, and adults will all want to borrow it."-The yayayas "It seems like a bit of a bold move to call something 'The Cute Book' because you better be sure you can deliver. Luckily Aranzi Aronzo is in the business of delivering on cute." - "Whether you've dedicated an entire room in your house to "crafting" or break out in hives at the mere mention of gimp, it's hard to deny the weirdly winsome appeal of Aranzi Aronzo's DIY books".-Popcultureshock”

“I therefore give The Cute Book my highest recommendation: It’s a craft book that really works. Unlike, say, Martha Stewart, the Aranzi Aronzo people have come up with patterns that look good even when ordinary people make them.” - Manga Blog

“Most of the patterns fall in the “Oh, how cute” category, but there are several with guy appeal.
Get this book! Kids, teens, and adults will all want to borrow it.”- The yayayas

“It seems like a bit of a bold move to call something ‘The Cute Book’ because you better be sure you can deliver. Luckily Aranzi Aronzo is in the business of delivering on cute.” -

“Whether you’ve dedicated an entire room in your house to “crafting” or break out in hives at the mere mention of gimp, it’s hard to deny the weirdly winsome appeal of Aranzi Aronzo’s DIY books”.- Popcultureshock

Aranzi Aronzo claims to be a Mexican-Japanese man and Norwegian Vietnamese-Indian man working at securities firms and playing the tambourine full time. All we really know about them however, is that they are actually two sisters who create mischief and fun through easy and fun crafts.

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