 Jiho is a method that uses hanji scraps soaked in water and then added to glue, making a clay-like paste that can be molded into lidded bowls.Jido is the craft of pasting many layers of hanji onto a pre-made frame, which can be made into sewing baskets and trunks.Ancient Koreans commonly put their sewing materials in small boxes decorated with colorful Hanji (“Hanji Crafting”).