These little bowls are about 3” high and
about 5” across the top.
They are great for storing bits and pieces on your sewing table or desktop.
iron-on stiff
stabilizer - enough to make 3 bowls and a 1½” pentagon template
You will need
to add:
3 co-ordinating
fabrics – inner, outer and base fabrics
$15.00
Order at patchworkpassionnz@gmail.com
Runner or Wallhanging Finished Size 42” by 19½ “
This quilt is made up of 13 applique circles.
Seven are made from Japanese fabrics, three are sashiko stitched designs,
two are Hitomezashi stitched and one is a Modern Boro circle.
Your kit
contains :
50cm indigo
background fabric and 25cm for binding
7 Japanese prints
9” squares, 4 indigo fabrics, 1 piece of pre-stitched Hitomezashi fabric
Scraps for making
the Boro Circle and a piece of white Sarashi fabric to build the patches onto
Sashiko threads –
red and white for Sashiko and Hitomezashi stitching
PICE black thread
on wooden spool for hand applique and hand quilting the background
Yellow Dressmaker’s Carbon Paper for transferring your sashiko designs
Freezer Paper for applique
Needles: thick - a Chenille #22 for sashiko stitching, fine for applique and
middle sized embroidery
#8 for quilting
$96.00
Order at patchworkpassionnz@gmail.com
Kantha is pronounced Kant-ha.
Kantha quilts are an Indian tradition originally from the Bengali area.
They are made with worn sari fabric which is recycled into quilts.
They were made out of necessity and have now become a popular
quilt and art form across the world.
I have pre-washed it to remove excess dye as recommended in India.
Your fabric has been hand block printed in the traditional way, s
will never be perfect. Enjoy the variances
